Grant Writer-Dallas, TX

Posted 7 days ago

staffingDallas (TX)

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About the role

Grant Writer
Location: Dallas, TX or Remote Duration: 6 months + Remote: If located in Dallas-Fort Worth area, hybrid work 3x per week in office. The Grant Writer role will work on a dynamic team responsible for compilation, submission and start to finish ownership of approved programs. As a grant writer, the candidate will be responsible for developing narrative responses for a multitude of different projects in the grants space.
What you'll do:
  • Develop and enhance the responses for the RFPs, RFIs, RFQs and grants targeted by our organization
  • Draft outlines, narratives, and revise narratives for RFx bids and grants
  • Review and edit other team member's narratives for use of consistent terms and formatting
  • Review proposal sections for technical and grammatical accuracy
  • Participate in the overall quality, compliance, and completeness of each opportunity response
What you'll need: Experience reviewing and completing RFPs, proposals, grants and technical writing.1+ year(s) of experience working in community development, economic development, or telecommunications space. Must be highly organized, willing to work across the business enterprise, able to prioritize tasking, perform in a multi-tasked and dynamic environment. Proficient with Microsoft Office software. Excellent writing, communication, and interpersonal skills.

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