• Translate engineering concepts, product capabilities, and technical specifications into clear, accurate content • Work closely with the Director of Product and internal engineering resources • Provide dedicated technical writing support across concurrent RFP submissions • Build a library of reusable technical content • Ensure all technical content meets submission requirements • Identify opportunities to improve technical input process

Role Description The National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) is seeking a full-time Technical Assistance Provider who will be on the implementation team of a multi-year project focused on wool producers in Colorado, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming to strengthen their market access. Technical Assistance Providers work directly with targeted wool producers with resources for improving wool quality, soil health, drought resiliency, and market access improvement. This position is tied to a grant-funded project that is scheduled to conclude in March 2028. Employment is contingent upon the continuation of project funding. This is a remote position. Employees must be based in the following states: Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming. Relocation support is not provided. Qualifications - BA/BS degree in agriculture, animal science, natural resource management, conservation, or related fields. - Experience in building soil health through regenerative ranching and farming. - Demonstrated competence/certification in whole farm planning, such as NRCS conservation planner certification. Requirements - Commitment and passion for the NCAT mission. - Strong knowledge of animal agriculture in the West and familiarity with ag-related organizations and government agencies. - Understanding or willingness to learn about the sheep and wool industry. - Experience working for or with the NRCS. - Experience in providing technical assistance for conservation agriculture practices. - Experience working with land managers and agricultural producers in conservation planning, soil health planning, and implementation. - Competence in GIS mapping, data management, and using software such as the Web Soil Survey and the Rangeland Analysis Platform. - Competent with Microsoft Office and Google Suite. - Demonstrated knowledge of western ecology, plants, wildlife, soils, and climate. - Excellent attention to detail and demonstrated verbal and written communication skills. - Exceptional ability to communicate and build relationships with farmers, ranchers, community organizations, government agencies, partners, private contractors, and the general public. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - Self-directed and organized with the ability to multitask to meet multiple deadlines. - Exceptional ability to work productively both independently and in a collaborative team setting. - Familiarity with the sheep and wool industry is preferred. - Ability to conduct on-farm fieldwork in challenging terrain, weather, and climate conditions while carrying up to 30 pounds. - Willingness and ability to travel around the region. Travel may involve flexible work hours, including evenings and weekends. Some overnight travel will be required. Responsibilities - Promote and support NCAT's mission. - Enroll woolgrowers in the program and ensure producer eligibility by gathering necessary documents. - Assist woolgrowers to implement conservation practices, best practices to improve wool quality, and increase market access opportunities. - Complete NRCS Environmental Evaluations in accordance with NRCS standards. - Provide regionally appropriate technical assistance to woolgrowers via in-person site visits, phone, and email. - Monitor conservation practice implementation, monitoring, and measure and report on necessary information to the USDA. - Collect data and contribute to quarterly project reports towards benchmarks and goals. - Work closely with producers to gather necessary documentation and administer incentive funds, such as but not limited to the Wool Quality Improvement Fund and Market Innovation Fund. - Present at conferences, producer association meetings, stakeholder meetings, and other appropriate forums. - Administer program details to project participants and maintain their confidential records and information. - Develop and maintain positive, productive, professional relationships with producers, partner organizations, agencies, research institutions, and Tribes as part of program delivery. - Create outreach and promotional materials, such as press releases, blog posts, and podcasts. - Cultivate positive, inclusive, and productive relationships internally with teammates, working collaboratively within the NCAT team and across NCAT as a whole. Teamwork is an essential function of this job. Benefits - This position offers a salary range of $63,000 to $67,000 based on experience and qualifications, along with a comprehensive benefits package. Company Description NCAT is a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance solutions in regenerative agriculture and clean energy so that both people and the land can flourish. NCAT operates locally, with deep ties to the communities and regions we serve. We share knowledge, build skills, craft practical solutions, and cultivate networks through workshops and convenings, an online resource hub, and multimedia communications. We are known for providing trusted, human-centered technical assistance in agriculture and energy.

• Create, update, and manage user guides, release notes, and other technical documentation • Ensure release notes are accurate, clear, and completed on time for every sprint • Work closely with product managers, developers, and customer support teams er to gather information • Convert complex technical concepts into easy-to-understand content for end-users • Review and edit documentation created by other team members • Establish and maintain templates, guidelines, and best practices for technical documentation • Collect and incorporate feedback from users and stakeholders

Role Description HGL is seeking an experienced Technical Editor/Writer to support the Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) Service Line. This position is responsible for writing support, editing, document production, and controlled deliverable management for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) projects. The ideal candidate is a meticulous editor with strong technical writing skills who can partner with scientists, geophysicists, and project managers to deliver clear, accurate, client-ready documents on schedule. This is a 32-hour a week, salary exempt position open to remote work in the U.S. Responsibilities/Duties - Technical Editing and Writing Support (Primary Focus) - Provide hands-on technical editing for complex environmental remediation and military munitions response program documents, ensuring clarity, consistency, and compliance with HGL and USACE standards. - Serve as technical writer (lead author), edit and format Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)-related and MMRP-specific deliverables, including: - Project planning, Project Management Plans (PMP); - Project Uniform Federal Policy Quality Assurance Project Plans (UFP-QAPPs) and Munitions Response (MR)-QAPPs; - Data Usability Assessments (DUA) and updated or revised conceptual site model (CSM) summaries; - Remedial Investigation Reports, Feasibility Studies, Proposed Plans, Record of Decisions/Decision Documents, remedial action completion reports; - Field task summaries and technical memoranda; - Responses to comments preparation; - Scopes of Work for subcontractors; - Proposals for USACE task orders; - Meeting materials, slide decks, and meeting minutes; - Field reports and quality control (QC) documentation; - Technical memoranda and data deliverables. - Support subject matter expert developed content, ensuring compliance with required USACE guidance and applicable UFP-QAPPs or work plans. - Coordinate revisions with subject matter experts to improve document readability while preserving author intent. - Support writing teams to verify that tables, figures, references, acronyms and abbreviations, units, and citations are correct and consistent throughout. - Serve as an independent technical reviewer of content written by other HGL authors and quality control reviewer of content developed by other HGL authors. - Serve as a reviewer for field work activities and pre-mobilization planning. - Document Coordination and Quality Control - Manage the editorial process across draft development, subject matter expert reviews, draft final development, and final deliverable production. - Track versions and comments, consolidate redlines, and ensure resolution of internal and client review feedback. - Coordinate closely with Project Managers, Geophysicists, Geologists, Geographic Information System specialists, and other technical staff. - Document Control and Delivery - Prepare final, controlled deliverables for submittal to USACE, ensuring correctness of format and completeness of required components. - Maintain organized document records within SharePoint or other document management systems. - Support archiving, retrieval, and lifecycle tracking of project deliverables. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in English, Technical Communication, Journalism, or related field. - 6+ years of technical editing/technical writing experience, preferably supporting environmental, remediation, engineering, or federal projects. - Expert-level command of grammar, punctuation, and technical style. - Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Word and strong working knowledge of Excel. - Proficiency in Adobe Acrobat. - Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple deadlines and deliverables simultaneously. - Experience working in collaborative review environments. Requirements - Prior experience supporting USACE or other federal clients, especially under CERCLA, MMRP, or similar remediation programs. - Familiarity with environmental project documentation and regulatory/federal deliverable structures. - SharePoint document library experience. Physical & Environmental Requirements - Prolonged sitting up to 70% of the time. - Repetitive hand motions (typing, computer use). - Viewing computer screen for extended periods. - Reading and interpreting technical documents or regulations. - Managing competing deadlines and shifting priorities. Work Environment Requirements - Remote work environment. Details - Work Schedule: 32-35 hours per week, Central Time Zone regular business hours. - Office Type: Remote. - Travel: No overnight travel expected. - A favorable pre-hire drug test is required. - All positions are subject to a pre-hire education and driving record verification. - This specific role supports a U.S. Federal government contract(s) which require(s) employees engaged on this contract to be U.S. citizens. Salary The annual salary for this position ranges from $79,152.00 - $118,728.00. This position's final salary can be impacted by various factors including, but not limited to, contractual requirements, geographic location, job-related education, training, experience, and skills.