Osi Vision is seeking a technical writer and audio storyteller to support the Academy of Program/Project & Engineering Leadership Knowledge Services (APPEL KS) Program Office. The ideal candidate will have a technical background, strong conversational/speaking skills, an understanding of the NASA culture, and the capability to work collaboratively within a strong and supportive team.

The Scientific Tech Writer and Podcast Host ensures the following actions are provided/accomplished in support of APPEL KS Program Management Office:

• Perform as Podcast moderator/host

• Lead Podcast development and management activities

• Active involvement in the development of “Small Steps, Giant Leaps” Podcast bi-monthly episodes.

o Episodes serve as a means of regular communication with the Agency’s technical workforce about best practices, lessons learned, and new developments at NASA.

o Interview podcast guests and help them tell their story

o Work with podcast team to research topics and speakers, develop questions, record podcast session, edit session, produce final episode to be released on all major platforms

• Moderate knowledge sharing panel discussions with subject matter experts

• Conduct virtual video learning series with agency leadership to capture and retain key lessons learned

• Act as an interviewer and audio storyteller

• Be a team member that can adjust to a fast-paced learning environment

We are seeking a multi-talented individual capable of performing the tasks below:

• Podcast host

• Podcast producer

• Panel discussion lead

• Webinar moderation

• Audio story telling

• Technical writing

• Blogs

• Video based learning interviews

• Agency senior leadership interactions

Required Qualifications:

• Minimum - BS/BA Degree

• Minimum of 2 years of Podcast experience

• Background check required

• Strong conversational/speaking skills

• Production and audio editing a plus

• Zencastr and Adobe Creative Cloud capability a plus

• Sound editing experience a plus

• Candidates located in the Kennedy Space Center (Merritt Island FL) or NASA Headquarters (Washington DC) locations are desired.