Federal Technical Writer: Reports & Policy (Remote)

Kmrg,-LLC; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

KMRG, LLC is seeking a Federal Technical Writer to support TIGTA, working remotely with occasional on-site in Washington, DC. The role focuses on developing, editing, and standardizing reports, policies, and procedures while ensuring federal style and accuracy.

Ideal candidates will have 8+ years in federal documentation, strong editing and plain-language skills, and experience coordinating with subject matter experts.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of specialized experience in writing, editing, and federal document development
• Experience developing and editing federal reports, policies, procedures, guidance, or comparable technical documents
• Education in English, Journalism, or Communications

Responsibilities

• Draft, edit, format, and finalize TIGTA reports, memoranda, policy documents, and related written products
• Review documents for clarity, organization, grammar, readability, plain language, and TIGTA style requirements
• Restructure content, strengthen transitions, verify citations, and improve consistency across complex documents
• Translate technical and operational information into clear written products for internal and external audiences
• Coordinate with subject matter experts to gather information, resolve questions, and incorporate technical feedback
• Prepare tracked-changes edits, editorial comments, and final versions ready for TIGTA review and approval
• All other responsibility areas described by the job posting

Skills

Technical writing

Editing

Federal documents

Plain language

Templates & versioning

Education

English/Journ/Communications degree

Tools

Microsoft Word

Track Changes

Job description

KMRG, LLC is seeking a Federal Technical Writer to support TIGTA, working remotely with occasional on-site in Washington, DC. The role focuses on developing, editing, and standardizing reports, policies, and procedures while ensuring federal style and accuracy.

Ideal candidates will have 8+ years in federal documentation, strong editing and plain-language skills, and experience coordinating with subject matter experts.