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U.S. Coast Guard
Elizabeth City, NC · $62,640 – $81,436
The Department of Homeland Security seeks a technical writer and editor to create and refine instructional materials and operational documentation for the Coast Guard's aviation training center. This role combines writing, editing, and project coordination to ensure training materials are clear, accurate, and properly formatted for publication and distribution.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Oklahoma City, OK · $111,779 – $173,292
This federal position trains engineers in aircraft certification and safety standards, develops curriculum on FAA regulations and structural analysis, and serves as a technical advisor on complex airframe and component certification matters. It suits experienced aerospace engineers who excel at teaching, can manage projects independently, and want to shape the standards and practices across the aviation industry.
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U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
Fort Lee, VA · $78,009 – $101,417
This is a training instructor role focused on teaching wheel vehicle maintenance and repair, combining delivery of technical instruction with course development and curriculum refinement. It suits someone with deep hands-on expertise in vehicle systems who can translate that knowledge into structured lessons and adapt teaching methods to help students learn.
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