Technical Writer

• Research, draft, edit, format and maintain policies, standard operating procedures, user guides, governance documents, executive briefings and other technical or business documentation
• Conduct virtual interviews and working sessions with business owners, project managers, staff and subject matter experts
• Capture processes, requirements, decisions and institutional knowledge
• Develop and maintain business process documentation, workflows, process maps and operational procedures
• Participate in cross-functional project teams, governance work groups, project meetings, demonstrations, reviews and modernization activities
• Capture decisions, action items, risks, assumptions and lessons learned
• Maintain electronic documentation repositories, templates, style guides, version control, naming conventions and knowledge management practices
• Translate complex technical and regulatory information into executive summaries, reports, newsletters and organizational communications
• Collaborate with the training program coordinator and subject matter experts to develop instructor materials, knowledge articles, FAQ pages and quick reference guides
• Perform prolonged computer-based research, writing, editing and document review
• Work in a hybrid/remote arrangement with occasional travel to ODOT offices or other locations for meetings, workshops, training or project activities

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