Role Description Science Systems and Applications, Inc. (SSAI) has an opening for a science writer to join a highly visible communications team supporting NASA Earth science and satellite mission outreach. The position is full-time and will have the option to work onsite at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, or work remotely. The ideal candidate will have a passion for communicating about Earth and environmental science, as well as its applications. This could range from short science briefs to news stories to feature-length articles for the public or media, and support project scientists on the development of website or presentation content for the data user community and/or stakeholders. The position will also involve curating, editing, and updating a monthly newsletter. The science writer will be expected to employ an attention to detail, while also developing an ability to handle/juggle multiple projects that have competing deadlines. As a translator between scientists and engineers and the public, you will need patience, an ability to accept constructive criticism, and a healthy self-confidence in your craft. - Strategize, develop, and write science content that communicates the value of the Earth observation data and the latest research via feature stories, science briefs, and profiles of data users which involves coordinating and conducting interviews. - Craft text highlighting mission News updates for the website and curate a monthly newsletter including recently published content, mission-related updates, and publication spotlights. - Attend NASA internal and other scientific meetings to interact with the public and data users and identify sources for stories. (Travel required less than 10% of the time.) - Support mission project scientist requests for science content and written communication materials for stakeholders and data users (e.g., web content for upcoming missions, fact sheets, presentation text). - Support the outreach team with copy-editing for scripts, infographics, event highlights, and various print and electronic content for conferences and events. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree and a minimum of 2 years of experience developing science communications content for the mainstream public or news media; - Ability to work independently within a distributed team and meet deadlines; - Strong organizational skills to track multiple projects; - Ability to adapt writing style for different communications channels and audiences (e.g., data users); - US Citizenship required. Requirements - Background in science communications related to Earth or physical sciences; - Experience writing for stakeholder and niche audiences; - Some education or reporting experience in Earth science, remote sensing, and data applications; - Experience using NASA Earth science data and/or data tools (e.g., Worldview, Giovanni, AppEEARS, Earthdata Search, etc.); - Experience with WordPress or similar web content management tools. Benefits - ***Applicants must supply three writing samples when submitting their application, or they will not be considered*** Physical Requirements - While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, and use hands to touch, handle or feel objects, tools or controls. - The employee frequently is required to talk and hear and occasionally required to reach with hands and arms and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. - Must regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds, and occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. - Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus.

• Write clear, attractive copy, adapted to specific target audiences - i.e., matter-of-fact writing, not marketing fluff. • Interpret marketing briefs to understand project requirements. • Collaborate with marketing team members (graphic designers, content marketing manager, social media manager, email marketer, webmaster, etc.) on large- and small-scale marketing projects (e.g., email campaigns, landing pages, case studies, brochures, sales presentations, video scripts, etc.) • Edit and proofread copy to ensure high quality standards are met. • Conduct high-quality research and interviews. • Use SEO principles to maximize content’s performance on search engines. • Drive brand consistency across company communications. • Apply brand guidelines/voice.

Role Description We are seeking a Grant Writer & Storyteller to join our team! In this role, you'll help New_ Public tell the story of our work to funders, partners, and the public. That means: - Writing grant proposals with a narrative pull - Building pitch materials that excite people - Crafting op-eds and speeches for our Co-directors This isn't a behind-the-scenes support role. You'll be a strategic thought partner and cross-team collaborator — someone who understands our work deeply enough to shape how we talk about it, and has enough craft to make that communication land. Familiarity with civic technology or the public interest tech ecosystem is a genuine plus here. You don't need to be an expert, but you should be curious, and you should be able to pick up the vocabulary and stakes quickly. Qualifications - A strong, versatile writer — comfortable between grant proposals, op-eds, decks, and speeches - At least 3 years of writing or proposal development experience, ideally in the nonprofit or public interest sector - Able to synthesize complex, interdisciplinary ideas — our work spans design, democracy, community, and technology - Experience working with or for organizational leadership: you've written for someone else's voice before and know how to capture it - Collaborative and communicative — works well across teams - Agile and responsive – thrives in fast-paced environments - Organized and reliable — hits deadlines, flags issues early, and brings a sense of ownership to the work Requirements - Write and edit grant proposals for a diverse set of funders, translating our work into compelling narratives that feel urgent and alive - Draft grant reports that communicate impact in ways that strengthen funder relationships - Work across teams to gather data, project outcomes, and context that make our narratives credible and compelling - Develop pitch decks, one-pagers, project FAQs, and partner-facing materials that communicate our vision clearly and memorably - Write or shape op-eds, essays, and thought leadership pieces for our Co-directors - Draft speeches and talking points for public appearances, panels, and events - Support the development of case studies and impact narratives for use across contexts - Maintain strong working knowledge of New_ Public's programs, partnerships, and roadmap through regular team collaboration - Possibly support broader communications campaigns that support fundraising Benefits - Location: United States or Canada (fully remote) - Rate: $50-60 USD per hour based on experience - Hours per month to be discussed and mutually agreed each month (expected range: ~20-80 hours per month) - This is a part-time, contract position More information and next steps Submit your resume, cover letter, and 2-3 writing samples using the “Submit Application” link on the right. If you’re not sure that you’re a perfect fit for the role and don’t meet every single qualification, we still encourage you to apply! We’re primarily interested in meeting candidates who are excited about contributing to the future of healthy digital public spaces, eager to learn, and ready to contribute to a diverse and inclusive work environment. Candidates who are from communities underrepresented in tech are especially encouraged to apply.

• Support the development of survey questions for a healthcare industry study. • Review and interpret survey findings and supporting research materials. • Identify key trends, themes, and strategic insights from the data. • Translate complex healthcare topics into clear, compelling narratives for executive audiences. • Develop thought leadership content, recommendations, and industry observations. • Produce professionally written report sections suitable for publication. • Collaborate with stakeholders to refine content and incorporate feedback.