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Government Contracting Manager / Proposal Writer
Company | Swoop |
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Location | Washington, DC, USA |
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Salary | $140000 – $180000 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | |
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Experience Level | Mid Level, Senior |
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Requirements
- 3-5 years writing proposals for US Government agencies
- Active US Security Clearance
- Deep understanding of US government contract capture, contract structures, and proposal processes
- Experience with OTA and FAR/DFAR based contracts
- Demonstrated ability taking technical concepts and writing detailed proposals centered on those concepts for non-technical audiences *(provide writing samples)*
- Expertise working collaboratively with technical and non-technical teams alike, with a shown ability to bring teams together to create meaningful proposal outputs
- Working location in Washington DC
Responsibilities
- Act as the lead and managing writer for all US Government capture opportunities, including RFP and RFI across government verticals (defense, space, etc.)
- Work closely with cross-functional Swoop teams to ensure proposals align with customer requirements while demonstrating Swoop’s value
- Make Swoop’s deeply technical product offerings easily accessible for both technical and non-technical audiences
- Create reading materials that will highly resonate with both technical and non-technical audiences, showing Swoop’s extensive capabilities and ability to satisfy all customer needs
- Work closely with partners/subcontractors to work draft content into detailed and highly effective proposals
- Build Swoop’s internal proposal content from the ground up. This includes templates, writing guides, etc, that will be adjustable across government agencies and RFPs
- Manage multiple ongoing proposal efforts at one time, often across government and defense agencies, with ability to prioritize these efforts effectively
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior US Military experience or direct DOD work experience
- Desire to take ownership of your work, working with limited structure and oversight