Technical Writer/Editor

About the role

Government customers rely on the team's written deliverables, so accuracy and version control matter as much as clean prose. A writer with federal experience can grow here in cloud and cybersecurity documentation.

At a glance

What you will do

• Edit and write system specs, user manuals, functional descriptions and special reports for the customer.
• Shape engineer drafts into design docs, data flow descriptions, interface control documents and standard operating procedures.
• Refresh security and user docs whenever deployments, configurations or onboarded programs change.
• Support security accreditation paperwork that follows the Air Force risk management framework.
• Keep the documentation repository current with numbering, version control, authors, approvers and effective dates.
• Proofread for grammar, consistency and formatting, route documents for approval and track due dates.

What they look for

• A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.
• At least two years of professional technical writing or editing work.
• Experience writing or editing for a federal customer such as defense, a civilian agency or a contractor.
• An active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Nice to have

• Background documenting zero trust, ZTNA or cloud platforms such as AWS or Azure.
• Comfort with Microsoft Word and SharePoint; Confluence or Visio is a plus.