Aviation Safety Communications Specialist

Posted 16 days ago

central service areaWashington (DC)

Command and Control Center Specialists Other Support Activities for Air Transportation

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About the role

The Central Service Area is seeking a Communications Specialist to support Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) initiatives in Washington, DC. The role involves developing technical documentation and translating complex aviation information into clear content aimed at various stakeholders. Qualified candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in communications or a related field, along with five years of relevant experien: support in aviation-related operations or programs is essential. This position demands strong communication skills and experience with technical documentation.

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