Knowledge Management Specialist
$109,800 - $241,600
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Posted 34 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$109,800 - $241,600
About the role
- Provides technical/management leadership for KMP development across global enterprise
- Establishes enterprise KBA development strategy conducting semi-annual reviews with stakeholders coordinating updates
- Establishes enterprise SOP development strategy aligning with ITIL framework and Department standards
- Directs technical documentation strategy maintaining enterprise architecture and data flow documentation
- Establishes training and user enablement strategy implementing self-help initiatives to improve user autonomy
- Directs KM repository management ensuring compliance with Federal Paperwork Reduction Act integrating with operational tools
- Establishes website management strategy ensuring collaboration, content management, records management, and business process management
- Provides technical/management leadership on major assignments, establishes goals and plans that meet project objectives, and directs activities with overall responsibility for financial management, methods, and staffing
- Required –BA/BS + 13 years of relevant experience; equivalencies considered
- Active Secret clearance
- Extensive experience developing and leading enterprise Knowledge Management (KM) programs, strategies, governance frameworks, and processes within complex IT environments
- Demonstrated experience managing the knowledge lifecycle, including creation, validation, approval, publication, maintenance, review, retirement, and continuous improvement of knowledge content
- Experience developing and governing Knowledge Base Articles (KBAs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), technical documentation, and self-service content using established standards and templates
- Experience implementing ITIL-aligned Knowledge Management practices and integrating KM with Incident, Problem, Change, Service Request, and Service Desk operations
- Experience managing enterprise knowledge repositories, collaboration platforms, content management systems, and/or ITSM knowledge platforms
- Demonstrated experience developing self-service and user enablement strategies designed to improve knowledge accessibility, reduce support demand, and increase user autonomy
- Experience establishing KM metrics and performance measures to assess content quality, utilization, effectiveness, knowledge gaps, and continuous improvement opportunities
- Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills with demonstrated ability to drive knowledge-sharing, governance, adoption, and collaboration across technical and business teams
- Desired –Prior experience supporting federal agencies, especially the Department of State
- Experience supporting large-scale, geographically dispersed or global enterprise IT environments
- Experience with ServiceNow Knowledge Management, SharePoint, or comparable enterprise KM/content management platforms
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