AECOM is actively seeking a Technical Editor to join our team in Honolulu.  The Technical Editor formats, checks acronyms, validates references, edits, and publishes technical reports, planning documents, and fact sheets for submission to city, state, and federal agencies, and commercial clients. Guides technical documentation projects through the quality control process ensuring on-time delivery to the client. May also manage all technical documentation projects for a specified contract.Typical duties and responsibilities for the Technical Editor include:Edit documents by:Managing medium-sized projects.Complying with client-specific style guidelines and templates.Copyediting (i.e., correcting format, grammar, syntax, spelling, and style).Revising text for logical flow, tone, voice, clarity, conciseness, completeness, and consistency.Checking figures for clarity, completeness, use of symbols and styles, and correspondence with text.Checking tables for logic of structure, accuracy, completeness, and correspondence with text.Correcting any inconsistencies in logic.Checking that both internal and client comments have been incorporated or addressed.Verifying documents have the required sections based on guidance documentsFormat reports by:Applying Microsoft Word template styles to text and tables.Captioning figures, tables, appendixes, and photographs and inserting cross-references in Microsoft Word.Verify acronyms and references by:Ensuring acronyms are spelled out only on first occurrence and that they are correctly defined in the document’s acronym list.Verifying that references are correctly cited in text and in the reference list using Zotero (reference management tool). Researching missing references using Zotero or by asking the authoring team to provide the document information.Publish reports by:Compiling the electronic PDF file. This task includes inserting figures, 11×17 tables, and appendixes into the PDF.Storing project files systematically based on electronic files storage guidelines.Making and binding reports.Creating CDs and CD labels.May define editorial processes and standards by:Creating style guides and templates.Helping define editorial processes to ensure the highest levels of effectiveness and accuracy.Assisting others in following the Company's office writing/editing and document production policies and procedures.Formatting Excel tables based on the client-specific style guidelines.