Oct 23
Secret
Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience)
IT - Support
Quantico, VA (On-Site/Office)
*Please note that this position may have the opportunity to be remote.
The Content Manager & Web Communications Specialist supports a team tasked with improving a government website by implementing a content strategy, applying plain language best practices, and developing audience-specific messaging.
An ideal candidate is experienced in conveying complex concepts to multiple user segments, in writing, within the constraints of legacy content management systems – such as AFPIMS (American Forces Public Information Management System).
Responsibilities:
Understand audience segments and user expectations.
Identify gaps, redundancy, or complexity in existing web content through a comprehensive audit of specific sections of a website.
Work with limited subject matter expert interaction, anticipating prospective revision requests and updates.
Optimize content for search engine optimization, comprehension, plain language, and readability.
Develop strategies for conveying complex content to audiences in a simple, logical, and easily understandable way that resonates with users.
Collaborate with other members of the web team to identify content performance, including popular or underperforming messaging.
Use analytics data to create new content, as needed, to address needs.
Be the expert on improving messaging, addressing user needs, and defining consistent tone and style across all content.
Required
Active DoD Secret clearance
5 or more years of experience as a writer, content manager, strategic communications specialist, or similar in a government environment.
Expert knowledge of AP Style and application of established branding standards
Demonstrated experience interfacing with government stakeholders and balancing competing priorities.
Demonstrated knowledge of Section 508/WCAG Compliance.
Experience developing content to support user journeys.
Experience with legacy content management systems used by the government.
Develop solutions to constraints and changing priorities.
Preferred
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in communications, writing, public affairs, or similar.
Basic understanding of personnel/industrial security or background investigations.
Experience with AFPIMS.
PCI Federal Services (PCIFS) and its subsidiaries is an equal-opportunity employer. PCIFS does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, national origin, religion, marital status, sexual orientation or identity, Veterans or Disability status.
Preference may be extended to qualified Native American Indian candidates in accordance with applicable federal law.
The Content Manager & Web Communications Specialist supports a team tasked with improving a government website by implementing a content strategy, applying plain language best practices, and developing audience-specific messaging.
An ideal candidate is experienced in conveying complex concepts to multiple user segments, in writing, within the constraints of legacy content management systems – such as AFPIMS (American Forces Public Information Management System).
Responsibilities:
Understand audience segments and user expectations.
Identify gaps, redundancy, or complexity in existing web content through a comprehensive audit of specific sections of a website.
Work with limited subject matter expert interaction, anticipating prospective revision requests and updates.
Optimize content for search engine optimization, comprehension, plain language, and readability.
Develop strategies for conveying complex content to audiences in a simple, logical, and easily understandable way that resonates with users.
Collaborate with other members of the web team to identify content performance, including popular or underperforming messaging.
Use analytics data to create new content, as needed, to address needs.
Be the expert on improving messaging, addressing user needs, and defining consistent tone and style across all content.
Required
Active DoD Secret clearance
5 or more years of experience as a writer, content manager, strategic communications specialist, or similar in a government environment.
Expert knowledge of AP Style and application of established branding standards
Demonstrated experience interfacing with government stakeholders and balancing competing priorities.
Demonstrated knowledge of Section 508/WCAG Compliance.
Experience developing content to support user journeys.
Experience with legacy content management systems used by the government.
Develop solutions to constraints and changing priorities.
Preferred
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in communications, writing, public affairs, or similar.
Basic understanding of personnel/industrial security or background investigations.
Experience with AFPIMS.
PCI Federal Services (PCIFS) and its subsidiaries is an equal-opportunity employer. PCIFS does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, national origin, religion, marital status, sexual orientation or identity, Veterans or Disability status.
Preference may be extended to qualified Native American Indian candidates in accordance with applicable federal law.
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