Responsibilities

• Collaborate with subject matter experts to gather technical information, clarify requirements, and develop content that aligns with client objectives and mission needs.
• Translate complex technical, policy, and programmatic information into clear, accurate, and accessible content for technical and nontechnical government, industry, and other audiences.
• Develop and refine guidance documents, strategy papers, policy materials, briefing content, messaging frameworks, and other communications products related to data, AI, manufacturing readiness, and emerging technologies.
• Conduct interviews and review resource documents, synthesizing inputs into well-supported draft content.
• Edit and proofread content produced by team members, ensuring consistency, quality, readability, and adherence to applicable style requirements.
• Support the dissemination and adoption of approved guidance and policy by adapting core content into audience-specific communications products, as needed.
• Help identify communications opportunities that build understanding of program capabilities, technical priorities, and policy direction among relevant government and industry stakeholders.
• Manage multiple concurrent assignments across technology domains, establish clear priorities, and deliver high-quality work on schedule.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in technology writing, preferably supporting government defense, aerospace, manufacturing, data, AI, or other complex technical programs.
• Demonstrated experience developing technical guidance, policy documents, strategy papers, executive briefings, white papers, reports, or other decision-support and stakeholder communications materials.
• Strong ability to understand and accurately communicate technical concepts related to data, AI, software, industrial technologies, advanced materials, manufacturing, and/or technology development.
• Exceptional writing, editing, and proofreading skills, with a demonstrated ability to produce clear, accurate, well-structured content that meets government standards and requirements.
• Ability to synthesize inputs from diverse stakeholders and translate complex technical information into concise, user-friendly content for government, industry, technical, and nontechnical audiences.
• Foundational knowledge of technology marketing and digital communications, including the ability to adapt approved technical content for web, email, presentation, newsletter, and social media channels within a federal communications environment.
• Understanding of the review processes and constraints required for public-facing federal communications, including attention to accuracy, accessibility, records management, security, and appropriate use of official communication channels.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Strong interpersonal communication skills, with a demonstrated ability to build productive relationships and collaborate effectively with government officials, contractors, technical subject matter experts, and internal teams.
• Ability to work independently, exercise sound editorial judgment, manage competing priorities, and respond effectively to evolving client needs.