Top Content Jobs in Washington DC,

The Editor, Politics & Campaigns will direct political coverage with a focus on congressional races, producing content for multiple platforms. Responsibilities include managing and coaching a team of reporters, editing stories under tight deadlines, and developing various multimedia content. The ideal candidate should have experience in daily journalism, especially in campaign finance, and demonstrate exceptional news judgment and editorial skills.

The Proposal Writer will support the proposal process for Federal Government clients by preparing and organizing proposal submissions, writing technical documents, and collaborating with subject matter experts. Responsibilities include creating proposal responses, revising drafts, maintaining quality standards, and contributing to marketing materials.

The Senior Social First Creative will create innovative content for social programs and integrated campaigns, collaborating with various teams to produce visually engaging and effective concepts that align with brand guidelines. This role involves understanding audience demographics and business objectives while managing multiple projects and delivering results.

The Technical Proposal Writer develops responsive and compelling proposals for Federal Government projects, ensuring compliance and quality. They collaborate with teams to identify themes and strategies, gather information, format drafts, and maintain proposal standards while coordinating with project managers and subject matter experts to achieve winning results.

Pixalate is seeking an experienced Technical Copywriter to collaborate with the marketing team and enhance the online presence through engaging and results-driven copywriting. Responsibilities include creating content for various mediums, optimizing for SEO, and collaborating with creative teams. The role requires a bachelor's degree in a related field, strong writing skills, familiarity with SEO best practices, and the ability to manage multiple projects under pressure.

The Technical Writer is responsible for creating and editing technical documentation and training materials related to Organizational Transformation and Leadership Development. Duties include working with subject matter experts, preparing and revising documents, analyzing developments for necessary revisions, and coordinating with design and project teams.

The Technical Writer will develop, implement, and facilitate policies for Federal Records Management, conduct research, analyze data, draft clear policy documents, and collaborate with stakeholders. The role requires distilling complex technical material into understandable content for diverse audiences while ensuring compliance with federal laws and regulations.