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Inspector General Springfield, Virginia Summary Inspector General Duties ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Inspector General (IG) leads, directs and manages the Office of the Inspector General (OIG), which is responsible for conducting independent audits, inspections, investigations, evaluations and other reviews of NGA programs and operations to promote the agency's economy, efficiency and effectiveness. The IG provides policy guidance and direction for audits, inspections, investigations, evaluations and other review activities related to NGA programs and operations, as well as sets priorities for long-range and short-range plans, and makes resource allocations to support the OIG program, to promote economy, efficiency and effectiveness, or to prevent or deter fraud and abuse. The incumbent establishes and maintains relationships between the OIG and NGA, OIGs at other Federal agencies, and Congress for the purpose of ensuring NGA OIG's independence, sharing ideas with the OIG community, promoting economy and efficiency in program administration, and preventing and detecting fraud and abuse in NGA programs. The IG also serves as the audit liaison with external audit organizations and is a member of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE). The incumbent keeps the NGA Director fully informed about budget, personnel, policy, or other issues impacting on the OIG's independence and its ability to accomplish its mission. In accordance with Section 6(g)(1) of The Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, the Inspector General follows the NGA budget request process to obtain necessary funding for mission accomplishment and transmits a timely budget estimate and request to the NGA

Deputy Associate General Counsel Washington, District of Columbia Summary The position of Deputy Associate General Counsel is located in the Division of Operations-Management, Office of the General Counsel. The incumbent works under the general supervision of the Associate General Counsel and operates within broad delegations of authority for carrying out the functions of the Division. Duties Shares fully with the Associate General Counsel responsibility for the effective operations of all agency field offices in both substantive and administrative phases of the work. Coordinates the activities of the Assistant General Counsels who, with their Deputies, are each directly responsible for the supervision of a broad regional district comprising several regional offices. These activities include: Through regular field office visits, telephone/virtual contact, email communications and correspondence maintaining continuing liaison with Regional Directors and providing direction, advice and review on all phases of field office activity, including case handling, administrative, personnel and outreach matters, and effecting coordination between field offices and other Divisions of the office of the General Counsel. Maintaining awareness and understanding of required clearances, as well as decisions and communications issued by other units within the General Counsel's organization and by the Board; and ensuring that field office operations comply with those requirements. Approving correspondence, instructions, and other communications to field offices, convening any indicated conferences with or referrals to other offices of the General Counsel or the Board, and participating with other Agency officials in determining final action to be taken on such matters. Keeping superiors and other Headquarters'

NRO IG IT Auditor Washington, District of Columbia Summary Join NRO IG as an IT Auditor. Strengthen NRO programs and operations through independent oversight. Support audits, analyze data, and report findings. Help detect and deter mismanagement, fraud, waste and abuse. Collaborate with auditors, conduct interviews, and present results. Analyze IT networks, systems, and apps. Support quality assurance tasks and write reports. Travel may be required. Vetted and onboarded as a CIA officer, assigned to NRO OIG. Duties Protect your nation by strengthening NRO programs and operations through independent oversight! As an IT auditor with the NRO OIG, your work will help NRO effectively and efficiently carry out its vital national security mission and promote good stewardship of its resources by helping detect and deter mismanagement, fraud, waste, and abuse. Supporting a single or multiple audits of NRO programs and activities you will: Help plan, conduct, analyze, and report on NRO IT programs by supporting audits, program evaluations, and other work under the guidance of NRO OIG management (Deputy Inspector General, Assistant Inspector General for Audits, DAIGA). Support critical quality assurance related tasks for audits, evaluations, and other assignments. Work collaboratively with other auditors collect and analyze quantitative and qualitative data and document analysis and conclusions. Support or lead meetings with NRO officials including interviews and presentation of audit findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Write internal work papers and reports that support recommendations for improvement in NRO programs and activities. Analyze the development, implementation, acquisition, security, and internal controls of IT networks,

Director, M&A and Activism Communications 5 Locations posted: Posted 10 Days Ago

Sales Director, Media Accounts Remote | Chicago, IL , United States Company Description: R26_0008302 Location: Remote within US; Preferred locations: Chicago or NY Job Description: About this job NIQ Media is seeking a Business Development Director to drive net-new revenue across media agencies and advertisers in the US. This is a pure new business (“hunter”) role focused on acquiring and growing relationships within agency holding companies and independent agencies, with a focus on activation and measurement solutions. This individual will lead efforts to embed NIQ audience and purchase data into agency planning, activation, and measurement workflows, while also driving adoption across the broader programmatic ecosystem (DSPs, SSPs, and data platforms). The goal is to increase the usage and monetization of NIQ audiences within agency-led campaigns. The ideal candidate is a highly proactive seller with deep expertise in agency sales, programmatic activation, and data-driven media, and a proven ability to build pipeline and close new business in complex, multi-stakeholder environments. Responsibilities: Drive net-new business across media agencies, including holding companies and independent agencies Prospect, build, and convert pipeline within agency planning, activation, and investment teams Position NIQ audience data within agency workflows, ensuring adoption across campaign planning, targeting, and measurement Evangelize NIQ data within agency ecosystems to increase activation through DSPs, SSPs, and data marketplaces Identify and unlock activation opportunities, ensuring NIQ audiences are scaled across programmatic campaigns Own the full sales cycle, from outreach and solutioning through deal negotiation and close Translate agency needs into data-driven solutions, connecting insights to

Supervisory Contract Specialist Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is for a Supervisory Contract Specialist in the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO), Contracting Operations Section. In this role, the incumbent will serve as the subject matter expert on acquisition and will supervise a staff performing a full range of contracting and procurement operations. Duties Office of the Chief Financial Officer The Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) provides leadership and oversight of the Agency's budgeting, financial management, strategic planning, contracting, internal controls, and enterprise risk management functions. The OCFO ensures fiscal integrity, promotes effective resource allocation, strengthens risk and performance oversight, and supports data-driven informed decision-making to advance the Agency's mission and strategic goals. Position Overview The Supervisory Contract Specialist will serve as the Manager of the Contracting Operations Section. They will be the subject matter expert on acquisition and the supervisor of a staff performing a full range of contracting and procurement operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, planning, overseeing, and supervising agency-wide acquisition and contracting functions. The Supervisory Contract Specialist is also responsible for developing plans, programs, and procedures relevant to acquisition and contracting. Major Duties & Responsibilities Serve as the lead for the Agency's acquisition program, providing daily oversight to ensure comprehensive acquisition policies, guidelines, procedures, and oversight; ensuring integrity and compliance across the agency; performing contract oversight and review; overseeing professional acquisition training; and other related acquisition functions. Establish goals and objectives and implement controls and audit processes to

Civil Engineer (Structural) Glynco, Georgia Summary "The Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC), through strategic partnerships, prepares the federal law enforcement community to safeguard America's people, property, and institutions." We are a unique inter-agency organization preparing the next generation of law enforcement officers to meet our Nation's most pressing security challenges." Click here to learn more. Open period is 120 days. First cut-off date for applications is 03/20/26. Recruitment/relocation incentive authorized. Duties Serving as a Civil Engineer (Structural) GS-0810-13 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Design and Construction Branch within Facilities Management Division under the Mission and Readiness Support Directorate located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to provide expert advice and guidance on agency architectural/engineering projects. Typical duties include: Developing procedures and instructions for determining and presenting engineering compliance data to support projects or program proposals for facilities. Independently initiating, conducting, and coordinating joint studies with training customers, architectural/engineering contractors, and other agencies for design, construction, and operation and maintenance of new and existing facilities. Providing professional engineering advice and direction to organizations carrying out facilities activities. Initiating, conducting, and coordinating design review conferences with agency designers and Architect-Engineers, facility occupants and operators, and other interested parties, to discuss design, construction, operational, and maintenance aspects and problems View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. Education Positions with Positive Education: Please review the Qualifications section of

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Business Operations Specialist Washington, District of Columbia Summary Announcement may be used to fill similar positions within 90 days of the closing date. This position is also being announced concurrently under Merit Promotion (MP) procedures vacancy number: M26-AR-12971679-IDS. Applicants who wish to also be considered under MP must apply to both vacancies separately. About this agency Duties The Insights and Data Solutions Division is responsible for directing a program that involves advising on, planning, developing, and evaluating vital business intelligence, artificial intelligence, visual analytics, and multi-domain participant data management program and policy initiatives related to EXIM's loan, loan guarantee, and insurance programs for EXIM. Duties include, but are not limited to: Act as an intermediate-level technical specialist on key EXIM participant and application databases and data integrity issues associated with each including: a) establishing procedures to pursue inquiries and corrections to data; b) designing processes for collecting, aggregating, matching, consolidating, quality-assuring, persisting and distributing master data throughout the agency; c) coordinating with financial, business, and operational units in translation and implementation of requirements that support enhanced analytics; and d) managing master record creation, schema mapping, data enrichment, hierarchy management, and business semantics management processes. Interprets moderately complex policies and guidance for the effective management of program implementation through analysis and synthesis of data derived from loans, loan guarantees, and insurance for the purpose of improving delivery of products to US Exporters. Independently analyzes and executes policies and guidance on topics related to the enterprise-wide participant data management portfolio. Collaborates with

Associate, Client Processing I Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom Associate, Client Processing I

Business Operations Specialist Washington, District of Columbia Summary Announcement may be used to fill similar positions within 90 days of the closing date. This position is also being announced concurrently under Delegated Examining (DE) procedures vacancy number: D26-AR-12971678-IDS. Applicants who wish to also be considered under DE must apply to both vacancies separately. About this agency Duties The Insights and Data Solutions Division is responsible for directing a program that involves advising on, planning, developing, and evaluating vital business intelligence, artificial intelligence, visual analytics, and multi-domain participant data management program and policy initiatives related to EXIM's loan, loan guarantee, and insurance programs for EXIM. Duties include, but are not limited to: Act as an intermediate-level technical specialist on key EXIM participant and application databases and data integrity issues associated with each including: a) establishing procedures to pursue inquiries and corrections to data; b) designing processes for collecting, aggregating, matching, consolidating, quality-assuring, persisting and distributing master data throughout the agency; c) coordinating with financial, business, and operational units in translation and implementation of requirements that support enhanced analytics; and d) managing master record creation, schema mapping, data enrichment, hierarchy management, and business semantics management processes. Interprets moderately complex policies and guidance for the effective management of program implementation through analysis and synthesis of data derived from loans, loan guarantees, and insurance for the purpose of improving delivery of products to US Exporters. Independently analyzes and executes policies and guidance on topics related to the enterprise-wide participant data management portfolio. Collaborates with

Federal Civilian Agencies Associate Director US - VA, McLean posted: Posted 24 Days Ago

Director, Office of Mission Critical Operations Multiple Locations Summary This Senior Executive Service (SES) position is in the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, Office of Mission Critical Operations. About OCSPP. This is an office-centered position--you must physically report to one of the duty stations stated in this announcement on a regular basis (location TBD after candidate selected). Duties The Office of Mission Critical Operations (OMCO) is responsible for supporting OCSPP administrative and research programs, including budget, financial management, human resources, information technology, and information management. OMCO is also responsible for providing program support services related to rulemaking, peer review, data life cycle, risk assessment assistance through research efforts, and communications. OMCO coordinates OCSPP's engagement with international organizations and collaboration with other EPA office and federal agencies on international matters. Specific duties of the position include, but are not limited to: Planning, developing, organizing, directing, and implementing major programs for which the incumbent is assigned Agency-wide responsibility. Directing and managing the programs, resources and staff assigned, including developing plans, preparing the office budget for submission, establishing internal operating policies and procedures, allocating resources, and evaluating work. Directing the development, analysis, coordination, and implementation of OCSPP administrative management programs including financial management, information technology oversight, communications, grants and contracts, personnel, management analysis, facilities, and support services. Providing leadership in the delivery of information technology services to OCSPP, including working to transform organizational databases to meet data management and records management needs. Advising and coordinating the scientific research and analysis to

Fresno/Central Valley Territory Sales & Distribution Manager (Remote) Monterey, CA, US Company Details Preferred Employers Insurance, A Berkley Company specializes in providing workers' compensation insurance to California business owners. The company serves three major Client Segments: Small Business , Mid-Larger Businesses and Programs (Groups & Association Members). The company's distribution partners (agents & brokers) number 400 locations throughout the state. Preferred serves 10,000 policyholders and provides medical claims handling and claims management for policyholders as needed to care for injured workers. The company is rated A+ Superior by industry-rating organization, AM Best & Company. Responsibilities Fresno/Central Valley Sales & Distribution Manager - This is a front-line, results-oriented field sales role responsible for driving profitable growth in a highly competitive independent agency distribution channel in the Fresno/Central Valley territory. Success requires capturing and defending market share against multiple carrier competitors by delivering new business production, retention, and profitability results. Key functions include but are not limited to: Own territory sales results including new business, retention, and profitability. Develop and execute territory sales plans aligned with company goals. Compete for agency shelf space in a multi-carrier environment. Hold self and agency partners accountable to commitments. Manage territory distribution by appointing new agencies and terminating non-partnered agencies. Partner with underwrit

Associate, Public Relations, External Affairs & Communications Westport, CT Associate, Public Relations, External Affairs & Communications

Alternative Operations Transfer Agency, Vice President Quincy, Massachusetts posted: Posted 30+ Days Ago

Attorney Advisor (Harassment Prevention) Alexandria, Virginia Summary The NCUA was ranked #5 for the 2024 Best Places to Work in the Federal government (mid-size agencies). This position is at the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) in the Office of Ethics Counsel (OEC). This position serves as an Attorney Advisor (Harassment Prevention). Duties As an Attorney Advisor (Harassment Prevention), you will: Manage and support the agency's anti-harassment program, including prevention efforts, reporting processes, corrective actions, and compliance with governing laws and policies. Advise agency leadership and management, including senior officials and Board Members, on legal interpretations, policy decisions, and recommended actions related to harassment and ethics issues. Conduct legal research and analysis, identifying applicable laws and regulations, determining required facts, and preparing comprehensive memoranda and policy documents. Develop and deliver anti-harassment training and outreach, and prepare communication materials for the Chief Ethics Counsel and the NCUA Board. Coordinate with executives, senior managers, and other agency offices to design remedies for violations, support investigations, and advance related anti-harassment and equal employment initiatives. Represent the agency at meetings and conferences, and serve as liaison with external federal-sector harassment prevention professionals. Education All education must be received by an accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education in order for it to be credited towards qualifications (particularly positions with an education requirement) therefore, applicants must report only attendance and/or degrees received from schools recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Applicants may verify accreditation at the following website: ope.ed.gov/accreditation/. FOREIGN EDUCATION: Education completed

Associate Director for Marketplace and Advertising Practices Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is located in the Federal Trade Commission (FTC or Commission), Bureau of Consumer Protection (BCP or Bureau), Division of Advertising Practices. The Division is responsible for consumer protection matters involving unfair or deceptive marketplace and advertising practices that cause consumer injury, including ensuring price transparency in enforcement verticals such as ticketing, healthcare, rental housing, and tech platforms. Duties The Division of Advertising Practices is responsible for consumer protection matters involving unfair or deceptive marketplace and advertising practices that cause consumer injury, including ensuring price transparency in enforcement verticals such as ticketing, healthcare, rental housing, and tech platforms. The Division monitors and develops effective enforcement strategies to address a range of marketplace and advertising techniques and media, including social media, and to protect kids online. The Division also enforces, develops, and reviews a variety of consumer protection laws and regulations, including the Unfair or Deceptive Fees Rule (Fees Rule); the Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for Consumers Act (INFORM Act); the Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule (Reviews Rule); the Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA); the Opioid Addiction Recovery Fraud Prevention Act (OARFPA); the Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act and the Contact Lens Rule; and the Eyeglass Rule. The Division brings federal district court and administrative law enforcement actions to stop unfair or deceptive marketplace and advertising practices, coordinates FTC actions with federal and international law enforcement agencies sharing authority over marketplace transparency and

FINANCIAL OFFICER Anchorage, Alaska Summary As a FINANCIAL OFFICER, you will be responsible for oversight of the end-user portion of financial transactions for a headquarters federal agency, including the main financial lines of business (human resources, procurement, travel, and financial management) and administration of all documents related to financial audits. Duties The following are the duties of this position at the GS-13. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Research and resolves financial, budgetary, and audit issues. Prepares technical reports, analyses and exhibits on findings, and recommendations. Presents findings to appropriate personnel, either orally or in writing and implements recommendations and solutions regarding budgetary or financial policies. Serve as Agency Organization Point of Contact (AOPC) access for all government-issued Citibank travel and purchase cards and reviews all transactions. Uses CitiDirect reporting tool to gather purchasing paperwork from cardholders, analyzes for financial accuracy and submits for budget execution. Additionally, responsible for collecting delinquent travel card balances. Perform the duties of a Budget Officer and is responsible for formulation of the annual internal budgets. Develop strategies and proposals detailing alternate methods or sources of financing for programs. Requirements The experience may have been gained in either the public, private sector or volunteer service. One year of experience refers to full-time work; part-time work is considered on a prorated basis. To ensure full credit for your work experience,

Director, Agency Development New York City (NYC), New York, United States Realize your potential by joining the leading performance-driven advertising company and a proud Great Place to Work® Certified employer in the US As a Director, Agency Development on the Agency Development team, you'll be responsible for building and shaping Taboola's North American agency development strategy, building the playbook for how we show up, engage, and grow with the agency community. You'll own and grow senior, top-down relationships across our top US holding companies and independent agency partnerships-engaging executive leadership and key practice leads-to build and deepen strategic partnerships that unlock revenue growth, champion Taboola's value across agency leadership, and work hand-in-hand with our sales teams to make agencies true believers in performance advertising beyond search and social. This role operates upstream of individual campaigns and accounts, focusing on influencing agency strategy, education, and partnership at scale rather than direct deal execution. This is a high-impact, externally facing role for someone who thrives on building influential relationships and turning them into measurable business outcomes. To thrive in this role, you'll need: - 10+ years of experience in digital advertising at a top-tier technology or media company, with a strong focus on agency development - Established relationships with VP and C-suite stakeholders at major US agency holding companies and their subsidiaries, spanning multiple practice areas such as programmatic, social, search, trading desks, investment, strategy, and principal-based buying - Deep knowledge of the agency ecosystem - how holding companies, trading desks, and

Associate Director, Global Government Relations (EU & NATO) BE-BRU-BRUSSELS-86C-CUST ~ Av. Du Port 86C; 1000 Bruxelles ~ DU PORT (External Site) posted: Posted 25 Days Ago

General Attorney (Labor) (Attorney) Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is located in the Division of Advice, which includes the Regional Advice and Injunction Litigation Branches. The Regional Advice Branch provides legal guidance to Regional Offices on complex or novel unfair labor practice cases, cases involving new policy creation, or other cases requiring General Counsel attention. The Injunction Litigation Branch oversees initiating and litigating temporary injunction proceedings under Sections 10(j) and 10(l) of the NLRA. Duties As a General Attorney (Labor) (Attorney), GS-0905-11, your typical work assignments may include: Reviewing the Regional Offices investigative files. Attending meetings with Advice managers to orally present the pertinent facts and legal issues of the case and to recommend appropriate courses of action. Conducting special research and analytical projects relating to recommending on disposition of cases pending on appeal. Drafting memoranda and other documents on behalf of the Organization's Leadership setting forth the decisions of managers and /or Agency Leadership and memoranda to the Board requesting authorization to seek 10(j) injunctions. Performing other duties as assigned. Education This position has a basic education requirement listed under the Qualifications section of this announcement. You must meet all qualification requirements. All academic degrees and coursework must be completed at a college or university that has obtained accreditation or pre-accreditation status from an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. For a list of schools that meet this criteria, see www.ed.gov. All education claimed by applicants will be verified by the appointing agency accordingly.

Vice President, Client Processing Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Poland

Attorney Advisor (International) Multiple Locations Summary The Office of International Affairs serves as the primary focal point for the agency's international activities. In this connection, OIA assists the Chairman and the Commission in its formulation of international matters and coordinating the Commission's varied international activities, provides information to the Commission concerning foreign regulatory systems, and analyzes foreign regulatory developments. Duties As an Attorney Advisor (International) in the Office of International Affairs (OIA), your principal duties will include conducting research, drafting reports, legal interpretations, memoranda and other written products as assigned. You will review Commission proposed rules and other actions, participate in the representation of the Commission at international meetings and domestic inter-agency meetings relating to international policy, and negotiate and draft regulatory arrangements with foreign authorities. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Negotiating and drafting documents intended for an international audience, which may involve reports for international bodies such as the International Organization of Securities Commissions and the Financial Stability Board. Drafting briefing memoranda on international developments and reports. Reviewing draft rules prepared by other offices and divisions with a view towards ensuring consistency with international standards. Monitoring foreign regulatory developments, as well as producing and maintaining analyses of regulatory developments. Preparing legal interpretations and memoranda for the Commission, its operating divisions and other senior staff with respect to difficult, complex and novel legal problems. Negotiating and drafting international arrangements with foreign regulators and policymakers for information sharing and cooperative regulatory oversight. Education Successful completion of a full