[Remote] Security Compliance Policy and Guide Writer

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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Valiant Solutions is a security-focused IT solutions provider with public clients nationwide. They are seeking a Security Compliance Policy and Guide Writer to document operational reference and security compliance documentation for a large government client, including agency policies and technical baselines. Responsibilities Ensures all Agency documents align with the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA), other Federal guidance such as Executive Orders, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Memoranda, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) publications, and the Agency’s internal guidance on the security of information and information systems Interfaces with federal employees and contractors to perform the required activities Assists in presenting updates and the status of deliverables to the client Develops spreadsheets (Google and Excel) for tracking metrics reported about FISMA, assessment tests both for Assessment & Authorization (A&A) and continuous monitoring, and development/maintenance of Google Forms Gathers and writes technical documents for the installation, operation, and maintenance of information systems in clear and concise language Ensures that technical documents are written in a clear, readable format that can be understood by technical and non-technical personnel Ensures documentation properly references organizational policies as needed Performs quality assurance reviews and edits applicable materials as needed Acquires and verifies knowledge by working closely with stakeholders engaged in developing new products and services as well as making improvements to existing documentation, observing the performance of information system pilots, examining drawings and notes, and reviewing rewrites of articles, manuals, or similar publications Ensures conformance to existing IT standards by revising the text and making recommendations to changes in scope where necessary Works with system owners and SMEs to understand existing and planned technologies and standards Writes or edits documentation to include materials for reports, manuals, briefings, proposals, instructional materials, catalogs, and software and hardware documentation Utilize project management tools (such as Trello or Jira) to manage and track assigned tasks Skills 3+ years of experience writing technical documentation for IT solutions, including operational guides and compliance documentation 5+ years of related experience A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, Engineering or related degree OR two (2) additional years of professional experience in lieu of degree Must understand both NIST special publications, FISMA, and other federal laws and regulations and be able to digest them while translating them into policy Ability to rapidly and effectively research Federal regulations, laws, and guidance and apply them in the editing and writing of policies, technical guides, and procedural guides Experience using Google Workspace (Google Drive, Sheets, Docs) a plus Working knowledge of IT standards and frameworks (at a minimum, NIST and ISO) Benefits Valiant pays 99% of the Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage for Full-time Employees Valiant contributes 25% towards Health Coverage for Family and Dependents 100% Paid Short Term Disability and Life Insurance Policy for Full-time Employees 100% Paid Certifications 401K Matching up to 4% Paid Time Off Paid Federal Holidays Wellness & Fitness Program Valiant University 6 Online Education and Training Portal FSA programs for Medical Costs, Dependent Care, Transit, and Parking Referral Bonuses Company Overview Valiant Solutions is an information technology company that offers Information Security services. It was founded in 2005, and is headquartered in Washington, District of Columbia, USA, with a workforce of 201-500 employees. Its website is http//valiantsolutions.com.

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