Documentation Specialist III

About the position

Responsibilities

  • Ensure project deliverables are met in accordance with customers' expectations, timelines & budget constraints
  • Build and maintain relationships with team members, management, key stakeholders and/or external contacts (vendors, etc.)
  • Collaborate with project team members to ensure alignment with departmental efforts
  • Lead conduction of research and preparation of reference material
  • Contribute to learning and curriculum development by providing support in content design: storyboarding eLearning content, creating job aids, root cause/task analysis to report scope of performance support
  • Ensure effective management of projects from inception through implementation
  • Identify, communicate and resolve technical, tactical and operational project issues and risks
  • Interview business owners to determine task objectives, requirements and needs including complex intranet resources
  • Maintain documentation library to ensure currency of processes
  • Make recommendations on content requirements for search engine optimization (SEO) based on member experience, competitive research, and subject matter expertise
  • Participate on cross-functional training team to establish and maintain a community of practice
  • Provide training to end user in the use of electronic manuals and reference material
  • Review content requirements for initiatives and recommends to business owners processes to be completed in order to achieve their objectives and avoid gaps
  • Review proposed policy and procedure changes for technical adequacy, completeness, compliance to regulations
  • Administer and Develop eNet content
  • Conduct and/or facilitate user acceptance testing to include developing and executing test cases, communication with project teams, validating and documenting results
  • Ensure clear, concise and effective communication of material
  • Interact with various sub-teams to determine user requirements and specifications
  • Lead, guide and mentor less experienced staff
  • Manage client expectations up to and including all executive level leader
  • Recommend strategy for communications
  • Review intranet content to ensure consistency, accuracy, timeliness, relevance to corporate initiatives and adherence to branding guidelines
  • Serve on teams and task groups for projects/initiatives within the business unit &/or across the organization
  • Write online reference material, instructions and communications
  • Act as supervisor/manager in the incumbent's absence
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

  • Ability to compile, organize and present information clearly and concisely
  • Experience in providing support and involvement in content design: storyboarding eLearning content, creating job aids, root cause/task analysis to report scope of performance support
  • Extensive experience in composing correspondence that adheres to grammar and Navy Federal writing style and standards
  • Extensive experience in managing multiple priorities independently and/or in a team environment to achieve goals
  • Extensive experience in researching, compiling, and documenting data, business processes, and workflow
  • Extensive experience in working and participating in cross-functional, multi-dimensional teams and projects
  • Significant experience in work which displays increasing levels of responsibility and/or authority
  • Significant experience in working with all levels of staff, management, stakeholders, vendors
  • Advanced knowledge of change management principles and practices
  • Expert knowledge of PC and web/internet based technologies e.g. HTML, trends/issues, management, editing/authoring tools and development
  • Advanced leading or managing multiple technical projects/tasks/teams
  • Advanced skill analyzing and organizing problems or work processes for technical solutions
  • Advanced skill identifying and analyzing business requirements and recommending solutions
  • Expert skill capturing and translating processes and requirements into easily understood terms
  • Expert skill following, interpreting and applying relevant data/instructions to guidelines, procedures, practices and regulations
  • Expert skill researching and analyzing data, processes and trends

Nice-to-haves

  • Basic skill in project management to include establishing and leading project teams; managing timelines/deadlines/resources; ensuring successful project implementation
  • Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies or the equivalent combination of training, education, and Experience
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft project and project management tools
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