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Remote Clearance Level: Secret Required Employment Type: Full Time Start Date: Immediate Pivotal ... Work in Git-based repositories using Markdown and version control best practices. * Review and ...

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What is the difference between Remote Markdown vs Remote Technical Writer?

AspectRemote MarkdownRemote Technical Writer
Required CredentialsBasic knowledge of Markdown, online tutorialsTechnical degree or certification, writing experience
Work EnvironmentPrimarily solo, online collaboration toolsTeam-based, cross-departmental communication
Industry UsageUsed across tech, documentation, content creationCommon in tech, software, engineering sectors
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding Markdown skills vs technical writing roles

Remote Markdown roles focus on creating content using Markdown language, often requiring basic technical skills. Remote Technical Writers have broader responsibilities, including detailed documentation and technical communication, often requiring formal credentials. While both roles involve writing and remote work, technical writers typically have more comprehensive qualifications and work within larger teams, whereas Markdown specialists may work more independently on specific content tasks.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writer

Pivotal Point LLC

Falls Church, VA • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

Job Type
Full-time
Description
Job Title: Technical Writer - Customer Experience Support (Platform One)
Location: Remote
Clearance Level: Secret Required
Employment Type: Full Time
Start Date: Immediate
Pivotal Point is seeking a skilled Technical Writer to support Platform One's DevSecOps product ecosystem.. In this role, you'll work directly with engineers and product teams to produce, revise and maintain clear, accurate and consistent documentation for software delivery platforms, deployment workflows, and CI/CD pipeline processes operating in secure government environments. The ideal candidate is a strong technical writer with experience in a software or cloud-based environment who is comfortable working in Git-based repositories and collaborating closely with engineering teams. Active or interim secret clearance required.
You do not need to be a DevSecOps engineer, but you should be technically curious, able to read configuration files and comfortable learning concepts related to CI/CD containerization and Kubernetes.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities:
  • Create high-quality documentation that clearly explains Platform One DevSecOps product features and benefits for various user groups.
  • Collaborate with engineers, product owners, Value Stream teams, and developers to gather technical information and clarify documentation needs.
  • Develop and maintain:

-User guides
-Online help systems
-Tutorials
-UI text
-Developer documentation
-End-user documentation
  • Translate complex technical information into accurate, user-friendly documentation.
  • Conduct content strategy and scoping sessions to ensure complete and valuable product information is captured.
  • Work in Git-based repositories using Markdown and version control best practices.
  • Review and update documentation to align with product releases and feature updates.
  • Improve existing documentation for clarity, structure, and usability.

Qualifications:
  • Proven experience as a technical writer in a software, cloud, or IT environment.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills with an ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, concise content.
  • Familiarity with modern tools and platforms used in content creation, content management, and documentation (specifically Confluence, Git, Markdown, Jira, SharePoint, Odoo, Figma, Microsoft Office Suite, Hugo).
  • Knowledge of documentation best practices, including single-sourcing, version control, content reuse, and information architecture.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast-paced, evolving environment.