Remote Technical Writer for USCG Prototype Docs

ZP Group; Alexandria (VA); Remote; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k)

Paid holidays & PTO

Job summary

Zachery Piper Solutions is seeking a Technical Writer to support a high-visibility US Coast Guard prototype initiative. This fully remote role requires clear, accessible documentation for both technical and non-technical stakeholders and adherence to USCG documentation standards.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, 5–8 years in technical writing in technical, engineering, or federal environments, and an Active Secret Clearance are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent professional experience.
• 5–8 years of technical writing in a technical, engineering, or federal environment.
• Proven experience developing and editing user manuals, SOPs, system documentation, proposals/RFP responses, and knowledge‑base articles.
• Strong ability to translate technical concepts into clear, structured, and accessible documentation.
• Active Secret Clearance.

Responsibilities

• Develop, organize, and maintain all technical documentation throughout the prototype lifecycle.
• Document system architecture, design decisions, deployment procedures, and testing results.
• Ensure all written materials align with USCG technical standards and formatting requirements.
• Translate complex technical inputs into concise, actionable documentation for diverse audiences.
• Contribute to configuration guides, design overviews, risk assessments, and transition deliverables.
• Support the creation and delivery of design artifacts, system overviews, and related project materials.

Skills

Technical writing

Clear communication

Attention to detail

Stakeholder communication

Documentation management

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience

Job description

Zachery Piper Solutions is seeking a Technical Writer to support a high-visibility US Coast Guard prototype initiative. This fully remote role requires clear, accessible documentation for both technical and non-technical stakeholders and adherence to USCG documentation standards.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, 5–8 years in technical writing in technical, engineering, or federal environments, and an Active Secret Clearance are required.