Director, Technical Publications and Content Engineering

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bluetoothBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Status: Full-Time, Employee
Job Function: Program Management
Relevant Work Experience: 10+ years
Career Level: Experienced Management
Office Location: Kirkland, WA
Workplace Type: Hybrid (a mix of work from home or in office)
Annual Salary Range: 175,000 - 190,000
Benefits: Fully Paid Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance for Employees and Eligible Dependents Qualified High Deductible Health Plan/Health Savings Account/FSA Employee Assistance Program Prescription Drug Benefits AFLAC Long-Term Care Reimbursement WPFLM Reimbursement Employer-paid short-term and long-term disability Employer paid Life and AD&D 401(k) Plan with Company Matching and No Vesting Period Net-Employer 401(k) Contribution Bi-annual Bonus Program Minimum 15 Vacation Days Per Year 12 Company Holidays Personal Volunteer Time 20 Days of Maternity/Paternity Leave 7 Sick Days Per Year
The Role: The Director, Technical Publications and Content Engineering reports to the Senior Director, Specification and Testing and leads the Technical Publications function. This leader is responsible for the team, services, practices, platforms, and governance through which the Bluetooth SIG’s technical documents are written, edited, reviewed, maintained, and published. The Director will provide strong, inclusive people leadership; deliver responsive, high-quality service to members and member groups; and guide the evolution of technical content toward modern content-engineering practices. The role also serves as a trusted strategic advisor to the Senior Director on priorities, capabilities, risks, and opportunities.
Roles and Responsibilities: Lead, develop, and support the Technical PublicationsContent Engineering team, including organizational planning, performance management, coaching, hiring, and succession development. Lead the delivery of technical writing and editing services for Working Group-developed Bluetooth specifications throughout development, review, approval, and publication. Lead the planning, writing, editing, maintenance, and publication of SIG-developed test documents, IC S materials, qualification content, implementation guidance, and related technical documentation. Ensure responsive, high-quality service to members, Working Groups, committees, and other stakeholders, and continually improve their experience working with Technical Publications. Lead the team’s transition toward lightweight markup, GitHub-based collaboration, docs-as-code workflows, structured and reusable content, automation, and responsible AI-enabled practices. Define and maintain editorial standards, content architecture, templates, terminology, quality controls, and publication practices across the technical-documentation portfolio. Establish clear operating mechanisms, measures, and reporting to support quality, consistency, traceability, compliance, capacity planning, and reliable delivery. Oversee required editorial, technical, legal, procedural, and publication reviews, ensuring that documentation processes align with applicable policies and governance requirements. Partner with engineering, testing, qualification, legal, IT, product, program, and member-facing teams to improve end-to-end

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