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Crisis Operations Specialist (GS-9) - Program Assistant/Operations Assistant

Job type

Civil Service Excepted

Duties

  • Assisting in conducting research and providing analysis to support strategies, plans, and guidance for international crisis operations policies, programs, and/or operations.
  • Supporting through evaluations of ongoing programs and operational tasks to ensure the organization meets its goal during crisis operations.
  • Aiding in identifying and addressing routine obstacles to plan for future international crisis programs and operations.
  • Assisting in developing plans, methods, and strategies to implement crisis operations programs.
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Closing Date (U.S. Eastern Time Zone)

Pay grade

9

Location

DC Based

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Business Operations Manager

Job type

Institutional Support Contract

Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

Business Process Documentation and Analysis

  • Thoroughly document and map current business processes related to HR, pay and benefits, recruitment, contracting, and performance management.
  • Conduct gap analysis and root cause analysis to identify areas of inefficiency and propose recommendations for process improvements.
  • Regularly review and update process documentation to ensure accuracy and relevance.

Process Optimization and Change Proposals

Location

DC Based

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Additional job type and location information

Job type

US Personal Services Contract

US citizens contracted to the Agency, and establish an employer- employee relationship between USAID and the contractor.

Foreign Service Limited

FSL appointments are non-career appointments appropriate for overseas and Washington-based positions made pursuant to section 309 of the Foreign Service Act.

Civil Service Excepted

A non-permanent, time limited position responding to urgent and/or other significant U.S. foreign policy areas.

Internship

Since 2009, more than 13,000 U.S. citizen college students have advanced the work of the federal government through Virtual Student Federal Service internships. The time commitment is about 10 hours per week during the school year. There are opportunities for all, from political analysis to speechwriting. Internships are unpaid but may be eligible for course credit.

Location type

DC Based

Based in Washington, D.C., can be telework eligible, with 1-4 days/week in office.

Worldwide

Worldwide intermittent contracts, referred to as “bullpenners,” provide surge support - must be prepared to work both in Washington and the field, often with little time for preparations.