Peraton is seeking a Content Development and Administration Specialist.
Overview
The Content Development and Administration Specialist is responsible for developing content, publications, document and processes in support of Zero Trust and ICAM initiatives. This role will work with project teams, engineers and systems owners to document, publish, review and edit necessary artifacts.
Responsibilities
- Review and create documentation for DDSB, Zero Trust ICAM Initiatives.
- Must be proficient in analyzing and understanding highly technical information.
- Ability to create presentations, document policies, processes, requirements, guides, content and specifications in accordance with program and enterprise level standard to also include but not limited to standard operating procedures, training and communication materials.
- Develop contents and materials in support of pre-deployment of capability, documentation planning, deployment planning, implementation and operational sustainment producing high quality and professional content.
- Other duties as assigned in support of Zero Trust ICAM initiatives.
Qualifications
5 years with BS / BA; 3 years with MS / MA; 0 years with PhD, 9 years w / HS Diploma or equivalentAble to obtain Public Trust with T3 investigationMust be a US CitizenAbility to clearly and effectively communicate and develop processes / content, training materials and understanding of complex technical concepts to diverse audiences, from engineers to executives.Proven ability to work cross-functionally with IT, security, and business units to achieve security and business objectives.Meticulous attention to detail and ability to develop document processes and workflows.Strong written, communication and documentation skills to include visualization and graphics for publishing.Attention to detail, technical writing, editing, independent thinking, ability to work complex tasks with little to no supervision.Experience and proficient in Microsoft products (i.e., Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Visio)#J-18808-Ljbffr