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What you will bring:Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Environmental EngineeringExperience with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, GIS, REVIT preferredPE is preferred or ability to become licensed within six monthsStrong writing and verbal communications skillsValid driver’s license#LI-Hybrid Overview Innovative and reliable for more than a century, Weston & Sampson strives to make the world a better place through interdisciplinary design, engineering, and environmental services.
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Experience in government proposal development, including technical writing, editing, proofreading, production support, and technology industry knowledge. Apply concepts for technical writing based on engineering drawings, technical information from engineering documentation, consultations with engineers and subject matter experts, and other available sources.
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Prior expertise in business analysis and technical skills to develop requirements documents for ICM (Varicent) Proficiency in creating and publishing dashboards and writing SQL queries. Capability to solve complex technical problems and assimilate information rapidly.
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Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in English, journalism, technical writing, or similar discipline. 2+ years of technical writing experience in positions requiring the development of structured written materials and visual aids.
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Provide expert oversight of technical writing and editing to all phases of acquisition and technical documentation for the Program, Project, or Contract. Understand basic concepts (to include basic grammar concepts), responsible for writing technical copy for various types of documents.
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Experience with PowerPoint, visual representation and instructional design skills, technical writing skills, and an understanding of 508 compliance. Experience communicating effectively, both oral and written, with technical, non-technical and executive-level customers.
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Desired Skills and Experience: 2+ years of technical writing experience in positions requiring the development of structured written materials and visual aids. Required Skills: People skills Strong background in technical writing Superb written and oral communications skills, including the ability to give presentations to executive management.
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Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, technical writing, or similar discipline. A bachelor’s degree and at least two (2) years of technical writing experience. Experience in organizing information in a way that is appropriate for technical explanations without losing sight of the needs and aptitude of the audience.
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OCS is seeking a Business Analyst – Technical Writer to assist with these tasks and to ensure that documentation is properly vetted to meet the needs of both the business areas and security requirements.
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Ability to interact with internal and external vendors, project team members, management, and agency departments and to build relationships and use facilitation skills with both technical and non-technical personnel.
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Prior experience in writing System Security Plans, Advance Planning Documents, Requests For Proposals, or similar documents. Must possess advanced skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Project, etc.
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Business Analyst/Technical Writer. Ability to write, edit, and prepare presentations of technical information for both technical and business personnel using appropriate and illustrative graphical elements.
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Proficiency with technical writing, office automation, load calculations, discipline-specific design software (i.e., AutoCAD, CAM), technology, math principles, predictive models, spreadsheets, and tools.
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Demonstrate technical writing skills. Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. Perform various tasks and analyses of Bio/pharmaceutical ingredients and products; reviewing or preparing standards and samples for analysis and running a variety of equipment or instrumentation independently; working efficiently; ensuring that client receives quality data by reviewing laboratory data for accuracy, clarity and adherence to GMP and/or GLP regulations; evaluate current systems and suggest process improvements when appropriate; initiate and assist completing investigations.
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SYSTEMTEC is seeking a Sr. Technical Writer with a technical writing background on software development/IT projects. At least 5+ years of quantifiable, professional technical writing experience.
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