Assoc Engineering Research Editor - Grade 23

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Salary Information for Engineering Research Editor Trainee 1
Title Grade Hiring Rate/yr Job Rate/yr
Engineering Research Editor Trainee 1 13 $49,363 $63,169
Engineering Research Editor Trainee 2 14 $52,198 $66,634
Senr Engineering Research Editor 18 $65,001 $82,656
Assoc Engineering Research Editor 23 $84,156 $106,454

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Job Duties

As an Engineering Research Editor, in general, you would apply the principles of good communication to meet the needs of your agency. You would translate scientific, engineering, planning and research data, and program and technical studies into form and style understandable by technical audiences in other fields and by the general public. You would explain, in technical or lay terms, as appropriate, the substance and importance of highly technical programs and decisions, and edit and revise documents to ensure accurate clear communication of technical and program information. You would prepare and disseminate information about significant problems and programs in coordination with scientific, engineering, and public affairs staff and programs managers. You would write and edit copy and coordinate effective illustration for a variety of formats (reports, technical papers for publication and/or spoken presentations, newsletters, articles, brochures and booklets, web pages, slide presentations, and broadcast scripts). You would oversee and occasionally implement formatting of information for print and electronic presentations, often acting as project manager for complex presentations.

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Summary of Minimum Qualifications

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25-029 35-357

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