Data and BI Technical Writer (Journeyman) at Careers Decisionpointcorp, Chicago, IL

Data and BI Technical Writer (Journeyman) at Careers Decisionpointcorp in Chicago, IL. Full-time. Est. up to $130k. Apply with swipeandhired.

Data and BI Technical Writer (Journeyman)

ID

2026-4321

Job Locations

US-IL-Chicago

Category

Information Technology

Type

Regular Full-Time

Overview

DecisionPoint seeks a Data and BI Technical Writer to support validation and documentation of data pipelines, warehouse components, dashboards, and reports under the USMEPCOM ENLIST program.
This Journeyman-level position will assess data quality, integrity, accuracy, performance, and usability while maintaining clear records of test results, defects, troubleshooting activities, and resolutions. The specialist will translate technical findings into reproducible issue descriptions and understandable documentation supporting corrective actions and operational use.
The Data and BI Technical Writer will collaborate with data engineers, database personnel, BI developers, business analysts, quality personnel, and Government stakeholders to verify expected behavior and document the resolution of identified issues.
This position is remote, with Chicago-area candidates preferred.
Note: By applying to this position, you acknowledge and consent to having your resume included in an active competitive government contract bid.

Duties & Responsibilities

The Data and BI Technical Writer will:

• Test data pipelines, warehouse components, dashboards, and reports against documented requirements and expected results.

• Evaluate data quality, integrity, accuracy, completeness, and consistency across processing and reporting stages.

• Validate transformations, calculations, aggregations, filters, and displayed reporting results.

• Assess pipeline and reporting performance against established expectations.

• Evaluate dashboard and report usability, navigation, labeling, and clarity.

• Prepare and maintain test procedures, scenarios, expected outcomes, and execution records.

• Document discrepancies with clear descriptions, reproduction steps, supporting evidence, and affected components.

• Maintain defect records and coordinate clarification with responsible developers and engineers.

• Document troubleshooting activities, diagnostic findings, corrective actions, and resolutions.

• Retest corrected components and record whether identified issues have been resolved.

• Support regression testing following pipeline, schema, warehouse, or reporting changes.

• Maintain traceability between requirements, test cases, results, defects, and retest evidence.

• Summarize testing progress, unresolved issues, limitations, and release-readiness findings.

• Support user acceptance activities and document stakeholder feedback.

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