Lead Content Strategist, Science & Technology

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The posting includes description paragraphs. We need to use

for section headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must include only sections with real specific content. No filler. We need to parse the posting. First paragraph: "At MITRE, your passion fuels work that impacts our nation and improves lives. This is where your skills strengthen national security, cybersecurity, health, transportation, and citizen services. We’re a nonprofit engineering, applied research, and advanced technology organization working in the public interest. With objectivity and integrity at our core, we lead federally funded research and development centers for U.S. government agencies – collaborating with industry and academia to deliver integrated, high-impact solutions that advance our nation’s health, security, and prosperity. Our people tackle the toughest technical challenges, supported by competitive benefits, meaningful career development, and a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence. Choose MITRE for a career with purpose — and help shape the future." That's about the organization; could be "About the role" or maybe "About MITRE". The instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we can use "About the role" for the introductory description. Next: "The Communications and External Affairs (CXA) organization helps MITRE communicate with clarity, consistency, and impact across the audiences that matter most to our mission. The organization leads mission and enterprise communications, external affairs, executive communications, public affairs, stakeholder engagement, events, digital channels, and reputation management in support of MITRE’s public-interest mission. CXA embeds domain-fluent communicators with MITRE’s mission sectors to shape the narratives, campaigns, content, and stakeholder engagement that advance MITRE’s impact. We’re seeking a lead content strategist who can cut through the acronyms and jargon to translate complex scientific and technical subject matter for target audiences across multiple channels. Researching a web article, you’ll recognize the video potential it holds, the expert profile to complement it, the animation or infographic it should have been all along. MITRE’s work makes a difference to the federal agencies we support, the populations they serve, and the industries that rely on our expertise. The successful candidate will combine excellent strategic thinking and planning, exceptional writing and editorial skills, digital platform fluency, and a practical bias for action." That could be part of About the role as well. Then "Roles & Responsibilities:" list bullet points. We need to extract responsibilities list: - Produce science or technical content for digital platforms, including websites, social media, and multimedia channels. - Translate complex research findings into compelling, accurate, audience-appropriate content across multiple formats and reading levels. - Interview and draw out subject matter experts to capture their individual narratives and describe their discoveries and contributions to the enterprise and mission impact. - Apply AI tools and emerging technologies to accelerate product development, improve workflows, and enhance the impact of our digital communications. - Define and track practical measures of communications effectiveness, such as message pull-through, stakeholder engagement, executive readiness, content reuse, audience understanding, campaign progress, and risk reduction. These are responsibilities. Then "Basic Qualifications:" list: - Typically requires a minimum of 8 years of related experience with a Bachelor’s degree; or 6 years and a Master’s degree; or a PhD with 3years’ experience; or equivalent combination of related education and work experience. - Bachelor’s or master’s degree in communications, journalism, public relations, public affairs, science communication, engineering, technology policy, or a related field. - Exceptional writing, editing, and storytelling skills, with the ability to produce publication-ready content under tight timelines. - Experience translating technical, scientific, engineering, policy, or mission-oriented information into clear and compelling communications for non-technical audiences. - Strong AI acumen and the ability to apply AI tools and emerging technologies to accelerate product development, improve workflows, and enhance the impact of communications. - Experience managing multiple priorities, stakeholders, and deliverables in a dynamic environment. - Working knowledge of employee communications technology, content management, digital signage, intranets, email platforms, collaboration tools, and analytics. These are qualifications/requirements. Then "Preferred Qualifications:" list: - Experience working in or with federal agencies, research institutions, advanced technology organizations, national labs, academia, or other mission-driven technical environments. - Strong interpersonal skills, including active listening, emotional intelligence, collaboration, and the ability to build trust across technical and non-technical teams. - Domain knowledge or communications experience in applied science and research, engineering, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, cyber, space, biotechnology, microelectronics, advanced manufacturing, systems engineering, or other emerging technology areas. - Experience supporting technical leaders, scientists, engineers, or senior experts in communicating complex work to government, industry, academic, media, employee, or general audiences. - Experience measuring communications outcomes, not just activity or output. These could be "Skills" or "Preferred Qualifications". The instruction says we can have sections like Skills, Requirements, Qualifications. We need to decide. We have Basic Qualifications (requirements) and Preferred Qualifications (preferred). Could combine into Requirements (basic) and maybe Skills (preferred). Or we could have "Qualifications" for basic and "Preferred Qualifications" as a separate section? The instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. It doesn't forbid having both Requirements and Qualifications; but we should avoid thin sections. Probably we can put basic qualifications under "Requirements" and preferred under "Skills". Or we could have "Qualifications" for basic and "Preferred Qualifications" as a subsection within Skills? But better to follow instruction: Use headings exactly those words. So we can have:

About the role

(intro paragraphs)

Responsibilities

(ul)

Requirements

(basic qualifications)

Skills

(preferred qualifications) We also have Pay: Salary compensation range and midpoint: $121,200 - $151,500 - $181,800. That's specific pay info, so we should include a Pay section. Schedule: "This position requires a minimum of 3 days a week on-site." Also "Annual Work Location Type: Onsite". So schedule info: minimum 3 days a week on-site. That's schedule. So we include Schedule section. Benefits: The posting mentions "supported by competitive benefits, meaningful career development, and a culture of innovation..." but not specific benefits list. There's a line: "Benefits information may be found here." No specific benefits listed. So we should NOT create a Benefits section because no specific content. So skip Benefits. We also have clearance info: "This requisition requires the candidate to have a minimum of the following clearance(s): None" and "This requisition requires the hired candidate to have or obtain, within one year from the date of hire, the following clearance(s): None". That's not substantive; we can drop. We also have EEO etc. Remove. We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to include all the bullet points exactly as given (maybe minor punctuation). Ensure we don't lose any. We need to output only HTML fragment, no or . Use

for headings,

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  for prose. We need to decide how to structure the About the role section: multiple paragraphs can be separate

  elements. Let's extract the About the role text: The first two paragraphs (starting at "At MITRE, your passion fuels..." and then the CXA description). We'll combine them into maybe two

  elements. First paragraph: "At MITRE, your passion fuels work that impacts our nation and improves lives. This is where your skills strengthen national security, cybersecurity, health, transportation, and citizen services. We’re a nonprofit engineering, applied research, and advanced technology organization working in the public interest. With objectivity and integrity at our core, we lead federally funded research and development centers for U.S. government agencies – collaborating with industry and academia to deliver integrated, high-impact solutions that advance our nation’s health, security, and prosperity. Our people tackle the toughest technical challenges, supported by competitive benefits, meaningful career development, and a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence. Choose MITRE for a career with purpose — and help shape the future." Second paragraph: "The Communications and External Affairs (CXA) organization helps MITRE communicate with clarity, consistency, and impact across the audiences that matter most to our mission. The organization leads mission and enterprise communications, external affairs, executive communications, public affairs, stakeholder engagement, events, digital channels, and reputation management in support of MITRE’s public-interest mission. CXA embeds domain-fluent communicators with MITRE’s mission sectors to shape the narratives, campaigns, content, and stakeholder engagement that advance MITRE’s impact. We’re seeking a lead content strategist who can cut through the acronyms and jargon to translate complex scientific and technical subject matter for target audiences across multiple channels. Researching a web article, you’ll recognize the video potential it holds, the expert profile to complement it, the animation or infographic it should have been all along. MITRE’s work makes a difference to the federal agencies we support, the populations they serve, and the industries that rely on our expertise. The successful candidate will combine excellent strategic thinking and planning, exceptional writing and editorial skills, digital platform fluency, and a practical bias for action." We'll put each as

  . Now Responsibilities: list as

  • each bullet. Basic Qualifications (Requirements): list as
    • . Preferred Qualifications (Skills): list as
      • . Pay: we need to include the salary range. The text: "Salary compensation range and midpoint: $121,200 - $151,500 - $181,800". We'll put that in a

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        Pay

        . Schedule: "This position requires a minimum of 3 days a week on-site." Also "Annual Work Location Type: Onsite". We can combine: maybe two sentences. We'll put as

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        Schedule

        . We must not include any filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present. Now ensure we don't repeat job title as heading. Not needed. Now output HTML. Let's craft:

        About the role

        At MITRE, your passion fuels work that impacts our nation and improves lives. This is where your skills strengthen national security, cybersecurity, health, transportation, and citizen services. We’re a nonprofit engineering, applied research, and advanced technology organization working in the public interest. With objectivity and integrity at our core, we lead federally funded research and development centers for U.S. government agencies – collaborating with industry and academia to deliver integrated, high-impact solutions that advance our nation’s health, security, and prosperity. Our people tackle the toughest technical challenges, supported by competitive benefits, meaningful career development, and a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence. Choose MITRE for a career with purpose — and help shape the future.

        The Communications and External Affairs (CXA) organization helps MITRE communicate with clarity, consistency, and impact across the audiences that matter most to our mission. The organization leads mission and enterprise communications, external affairs, executive communications, public affairs, stakeholder engagement, events, digital channels, and reputation management in support of MITRE’s public-interest mission. CXA embeds domain-fluent communicators with MITRE’s mission sectors to shape the narratives, campaigns, content, and stakeholder engagement that advance MITRE’s impact. We’re seeking a lead content strategist who can cut through the acronyms and jargon to translate complex scientific and technical subject matter for target audiences across multiple channels. Researching a web article, you’ll recognize the