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People enegaging in USAID OTI activities

Transition/Senior Transition Advisor - Worldwide (GS-13/14) (Intermittent) (Multiple, Tandem)

Job type

US Personal Services Contract

The OTI Transition Advisor/Senior Transition Advisor position utilizes the oversight and management experience and skills gained from working with political transition programs and operations in the field, to advise on programmatic and operational processes in support of transition programming overseas. This position also supports assessments, new country start-ups, program implementation, program performance management processes, and training and mentoring for field-based and Washington staff.

How to Apply

Closing Date (U.S. Eastern Time Zone)

Pay grade

13-14

Location

Worldwide

Link

Vacancy Announcement

Times are Eastern Standard Time

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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.