Security Specialist - Technical WriterAMERICAN SYSTEMS
Job Summary
AMERICAN SYSTEMSis an employee-owned federal government contractor supporting national priority programs through our strategic solutions in the areas of Information Technology, Engineering & Analysis, Test & Evaluation, and Training.
As The Security Specialist -Technical Writer, you will:
- Develop, edit, and maintain clear, accurate, and controlled documentation across multiple security disciplines.
- Transforms technical, policy, and operational input into plans, procedures, reports, manuals, briefings, training products, memoranda, and other formal work products.
- Manage revisions, supports staffing and coordination, applies approved defense-writing conventions, and verify consistency with governing requirements and source material.
- Work closely with subject-matter experts and Government stakeholders
- Improves readability without altering technical meaning and maintains traceability through review and approval.
- Ensure that security documentation remains current, usable, professionally presented, and suitable for execution in classified environments.
Essential Responsibilities:
- Draft and revise security plans, procedures, manuals, reports, briefings, training products, memoranda, and official correspondence.
- Edit technical content for clarity, grammar, consistency, organization, accuracy, and adherence to approved writing guidance.
- Coordinate document reviews with subject-matter experts, Government stakeholders, and responsible approval authorities.
- Manage comment resolution, version control, staffing packages, revision histories, and final document preparation.
- Verify that security documentation reflects current policy, approved processes, technical input, and operational practices.
- Proofread controlled materials and correct formatting, terminology, cross-references, tables, figures, and citations.
- Maintain document repositories, templates, style conventions, and status trackers supporting recurring security products.
- Translate complex security information into concise, audience-appropriate language without changing substantive meaning.
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