Pending Award - Technical Writer II CISA 2.2.1
Location: Arlington, Virginia Work Schedule: Monday–Friday, generally 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET Experience Required: Four to eight years Fitness Requirement: Ability to obtain and maintain a favorable DHS Suitability/Fitness Determination Employment Status: Contingent upon contract award Position Overview: ITSC is seeking a Technical Writer II to support the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Sector Risk Management Engagement activities. This position will develop, edit, and manage technical, governance, analytical, and executive-level products supporting Sector Management leadership and Sector Risk Management Agencies. The successful candidate will translate complex critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, physical security, operational risk, and sector-coordination information into clear, accurate, and audienceappropriate materials. Key Responsibilities: ? Draft and edit executive-level memoranda, talking points, summaries, white papers, briefing decks, strategic analyses, and post-engagement reports. ? Develop sector engagement packages, including agendas, pre-reads, briefing materials, logistics plans, and attendee information. ? Prepare post-engagement summaries, action-item updates, coordination reports, and after-action documentation. ? Develop and maintain governance documents, including sector charters, bylaws, membership criteria, procedural materials, and standard operating procedures. ? Research and synthesize information regarding critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, physical security, operational risks, sector challenges, and interdependencies. ? Work with subject matter experts to collect, validate, organize, and refine technical and operational information. ? Translate complex technical material into clear content for senior government leaders, sector partners, and nontechnical audiences. ? Support the development of sector risk profiles, mitigation recommendations, readiness assessments, and decision-support materials. ? Develop reports summarizing participation data, stakeholder feedback, engagement trends, risks, and recommend operational improvements. ? Create and maintain decision logs, document-production logs, trackers, dashboards, workflow diagrams, and other supporting products. ? Coordinate document review, revision, approval, and final-delivery processes. ? Maintain version control and document audit trails to support accountability and compliance. ? Perform technical editing and quality-control reviews for accuracy, clarity, grammar, tone, consistency, and formatting. ? Ensure deliverables comply with CISA and DHS templates, writing standards, and records-management requirements. ? Prepare rapid response briefing notes, summaries, executive messaging, and other timesensitive products during emergent events. ? Track deliverables, submission dates, review status, revisions, approvals, and final acceptance. ? Support document routing, executive correspondence, and preparation of leadershipready materials. ? Perform additional technical writing and program-support duties as assigned. Required Qualifications: ? Four to eight years of experience in technical writing, editing, government communications, policy writing, research, or a related field. ? Ability to obtain and maintain a favorable DHS Suitability/Fitness Determination. ? U.S. citizenship. ? Demonstrated experience developing technical, analytical, executive-level, or policyrelated documents. ? Excellent writing, editing, proofreading, research, and verbal communication skills. ? Ability to explain complex technical and operational information to technical and nontechnical audiences. ? Experience coordinating document reviews and incorporating feedback from multiple stakeholders. ? Experience managing document versions, reviewing cycles, deadlines, approvals, and deliverables. ? Strong attention to detail and ability to produce polished materials requiring minimal substantive revision. ? Proficiency with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, and Teams. ? Ability to manage multiple assignments and respond effectively to accelerated or timesensitive requirements. Preferred Qualifications: ? Bachelor’s degree in English, communications, journalism, public policy, cybersecurity, homeland security, technical communication, or a related field. ? Previous experience supporting DHS, CISA, another federal agency, or a government contractor. ? Experience writing about critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, physical security, resilience, operational risk, or national security. ? Familiarity with Sector Risk Management Agencies or critical infrastructure sectors. ? Experience supporting senior government officials, councils, committees, or multistakeholder initiatives. ? Familiarity with CISA or DHS writing standards, templates, and approval processes. ? Knowledge of federal records-management and document-control requirements. ? Experience using SharePoint, Adobe Acrobat, Power BI, document-routing systems, or task-management platforms. ? Experience developing dashboards, infographics, workflow diagrams, or data-driven reports. ? Experience producing Section 508-compliant documents and electronic content. Work Environment: Work will primarily be performed at CISA facilities in Arlington, Virginia. Telework may be permitted with government approval. Occasional travel and short-notice support during emergent events may be required. ITSC is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.
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