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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

Vice President, Client Processing Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Poland

Attorney-Advisor Dallas, Texas Summary This position is in Region 6, Office of Regional Counsel. About Region 6. This is an office-centered position--you must physically report to the duty station stated in this announcement on a regular basis. Duties At the full performance level of this position, you will: Provide legal research and problem resolution during the course of criminal investigations and prosecutions involving environmental federal statutes. Provide legal advice and policy recommendations concerning the criminal enforcement program and/or other regional programs, operations, and activities for decision makers with legal considerations in mind. Coordinate litigation matters regarding criminal enforcement programs. If you are hired at a grade level lower than the full performance level (i.e., highest promotion potential level), your duties will be less complex and you will have more supervisory oversight. You may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. You will spend less than 25% of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements. One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position. Requirements #LI-Onsite You must be a U.S. citizen. If you have not yet passed the bar exam, offer of employment will be contingent upon admission to the bar and licensure/authorization to practice as an attorney. You must self-certify annually and in

Account Executive, Commerce Media Chicago, IL About the Role: PubMatic is seeking an experienced Account Executive, Commerce Media to drive growth across our commerce and retail media business. This role is focused on selling audience and media solutions to s hopper marketing agencies, CPG advertisers, and retail media buyers. The ideal candidate brings an existing network of agency and brand relationships, understands how commerce media is bought and sold, and can independently own revenue generation from prospecting through close. What You'll Do: Own the full sales cycle, including prospecting, pitching, negotiating, and closing new business. Drive revenue with shopper marketing agencies, CPG advertisers, and commerce-focused agency teams . Build and expand relationships within holding company commerce centers of excellence , agency strategy leads, and hands-on retail media buyers. Sell PubMatic's commerce media and audience solutions aligned to grocery and retail shopper data . Leverage existing PubMatic relationships with HoldCo's and Independent agencies to drive both top-down and bottom-up activations to influence strategy and execution. Maintain and grow a pipeline of qualified opportunities to consistently exceed revenue targets. Partner cross-functionally with Product, Ad Solutions, and Leadership to deliver client value. Represent PubMatic as a trusted commerce media partner in client meetings, QBRs, and industry conversations. Who You Are: 5+ years of experience in digital media, commerce media, or retail media sales . Proven success selling into shopper marketing agencies and/or directly to CPG advertisers . Existing relationships with buyers who actively purchase retail media and commerce audiences , especially within grocery.

Vice President, Client Processing Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Poland

Vice President, Client Operations, CLO/Structured Debt Pittsburgh, PA, United States Vice President, Client Operations, CLO/Structured Debt

Trial Attorney Multiple Locations Summary The CFTC's Division of Enforcement (DOE) is responsible for enforcing the Commodity Exchange Act (Act) and Commission Regulations (Regulations). As such, DOE investigates and litigates suspected violations of the Act and Regulations, including fraud, manipulation, and other abuses concerning derivatives and commodities. Duties The DOE conducts investigations and enforcement activities pursuant to the Act and Regulations. These include investigating suspected violations of the Act and Regulations and conducting civil actions in federal district courts, including injunctive proceedings, hearings, and trials. If selected, you will join a well-respected team, serving as a trial attorney, responsible for investigating suspected violations of and enforcing the Act and Regulations. At the full performance level, the duties include: · The incumbent plans, organizes, and participates in or directs investigations of suspected violations of the Act and Regulations. Such investigations may include issuing document requests, taking testimony under oath, and gathering and analyzing documents and trading records. The incumbent supervises or independently interviews witnesses during the investigation. The incumbent supervises or independently assembles, correlates, studies, and analyzes the data obtained and prepares reports of facts developed, including detailed exhibits, schedules, and other documents. The incumbent also briefs DOE management as to factual findings, legal analyses, and recommendations on how to proceed. · The incumbent participates in the prosecution of civil actions in federal district courts on behalf of the CFTC. This includes drafting complaints, motions, and other briefing; taking depositions; propounding and responding to discovery requests; and representing the CFTC in

Vice President, Compliance & Control Lake Mary, FL, United States

Contract Specialist (Early Career - Procurement) Location Negotiable After Selection Summary As a Contract Specialist or early-career professional in a similar role, you may contribute to the acquisition of supplies, services, equipment, and other resources agencies need to deliver their missions. Your work may include market research, solicitation support, proposal review, contract documentation, contractor performance tracking, customer support, and acquisition process improvement. Duties Representative duties may include: Support acquisition and contracting activities across the contracting lifecycle. Review requisitions, specifications, purchase descriptions, and related materials for completeness and accuracy. Conduct market research to identify potential suppliers and assess their ability to meet requirements. Assist with preparing solicitation, award, contract administration, and closeout materials. Review proposal information for price, technical capability, and compliance with requirements. Support monitoring of contractor performance, deliverables, reports, and related issues. Apply federal acquisition rules, policy, and guidance under supervision to support recommendations. Use spreadsheets, collaboration platforms, dashboards, automation, or approved AI-enabled tools, where authorized, to support research, drafting, summarization, data organization, reporting, and workflow improvement. Review digital or AI-assisted outputs for accuracy, completeness, relevance, and appropriate use before incorporating them into official work. Depending on the hiring agency, you may also use digital tools, dashboards, automation, and approved AI-enabled tools to support market research, summarize acquisition materials, organize contract information, draft routine procurement documents, identify issues for review, and strengthen service delivery. Applicants do not need to be AI experts, but should be comfortable learning new tools, using technology responsibly, and adapting to a changing work environment.

Vice President, Compliance & Control Lake Mary, FL, United States

Pharmacologist/Physiologist/Toxicologist Rockville, Maryland Summary Join the team! This position is located in the Office of Risk Reduction, Directorate for Health Sciences. The Directorate provides pharmacological, toxicological and physiological evaluations of deaths, injuries and illnesses in support of U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) actions to protect consumers. The Directorate provides management/analytical and scientific support to other offices within the Commission. Duties The incumbent serves as a Pharmacologist, Physiologist, or Toxicologist providing the full range of professional support and assistance to the Division on matters concerning numerous areas of chemical and non-chemical hazards of consumer products, including supporting poisoning hazards, choking hazards, and suffocation hazards (which encompasses hazard assessment and risk characterization) related to relevant consumer products. The Pharmacologist, Physiologist, or Toxicologist will be responsible for: Performing analyses of chemical and non-chemical hazards related to consumer products that fall within the Division's responsibility as determined by the needs of the Division and writes technical reports. Analyzing, performing reviews, evaluations, and interpretations of information and data from scientific literature, agency reports, research studies, and laboratory studies, consumer product incident reports, proposed standards, and project proposals from agency and non-agency sources. Focusing analyses on potential human health effects, injuries, or illnesses related to chemical and non-chemical hazards in consumer products. Based upon these reviews and analyses, makes recommendations concerning research studies, investigative reports, and accident studies in terms of their relationship to the Division's responsibilities for supporting the Agency's Federal Hazardous Substances Act, the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, and the Consumer Product Safety

Vice President, Client Operations Boston, MA, United States

Disaster Recovery Specialist Multiple Locations Summary This position is located in Bureau of Information Services Infrastructure Services Center, IT Operations & Maintenance. The incumbent will be responsible for development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the agency's enterprise disaster recovery program. This job announcement may be used to fill one or more vacancies. This is a bargaining unit position. This position is represented by the Council of AFGE Locals in the Board. Duties As a Disaster Recovery Specialist, you will: Ensure alignment with NIST SP 800-34, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 Contingency Planning controls, and FISMA requirements while supporting the agency's Risk Management Framework. Lead disaster recovery planning, testing, and execution to ensure system resilience, defined recovery objectives (RTO/RPO), and continuity of mission essential functions across all operating environments, including mainframe and cloud. Perform management control reviews for infrastructure services with full risk assessments. Provide input on new and revised guidance to be incorporated into the agency's IT standards. Provide advice and assistance to other agency components regarding infrastructure services. Coordinate disaster recovery integration across hybrid infrastructure, including on-premises systems, mainframe, and cloud environments, ensuring alignment with Zero Trust principles and modern cyber resilience strategies. Education There is no education substitution for this position. Evaluation You will be evaluated based on how well you meet the qualifications listed in this vacancy announcement. Your qualifications will be evaluated based on your application materials (e.g., resume, supporting documents), your responses on the application questionnaire, and your responses to all assessments required for this

San Diego Territory Sales & Distribution Manager (Remote) San Diego, 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 San Diego 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 San Diego 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 underwriting and internal teams t

Senior Vice President, Client Implementations Pittsburgh, PA, United States Senior Vice President, Client Implementations

Vice President, Client Operations Boston, MA, United States Vice President, Client Operations

Supervisory Contract Specialist (Chief of Procurement) Washington, District of Columbia Summary Located within the Office of Finance, Procurement Division (OF/PD). OF provides financial tools and guidance to help facilitate financial management and ensure that the agency achieves its mission in a fiscally sound, compliant, and reportable manner. The Division provides contracting/acquisition support to HQ and Overseas Posts through acquisition planning, managing the Acquisition Life Cycle from initiation of contracts to closeout, and procuring products and services at the best prices. Duties The Supervisory Contract Specialist (Chief of Procurement) performs the following major duties: Serves the head of all procurement activity and senior procurement executive, with full management responsibility for the agency's acquisition framework. This includes establishing, implementing, and enforcing agency-wide procurement policies, standards, and procedures governing all contracting actions, including contracts, purchase orders, leases, assisted-acquisition interagency agreements, and cooperative agreements. Holds a direct delegation of Contracting Officer authority from the Director and serves as the principal advisor to the Office of Finance (OF) and senior leadership on all procurement matters. Directs the creation and maintenance of acquisition-related Peace Corps Manual Sections, policies, instructions, and guidance applicable across Peace Corps/Washington and overseas Posts. Advises senior Peace Corps officials, interagency partners and private-sector representatives on complex contract and agreement issues. Establishes and manages the agency's assisted-acquisition portfolio, including evaluating and approving requirements appropriate for external assisted-acquisition support versus internal execution. Represents the agency on interagency, national, and international panels, task forces, and working groups addressing complex acquisition issues with broad organizational impact.

Consultant, M&A and Activism Communications 5 Locations posted: Posted 16 Days Ago

Supervisory Archives Specialist Fort Worth, Texas Summary This position is part of the National Archives and Records Administration. Under the supervision of the Director of the Federal Records Center (FRC) and working closely with Operations Branch (AFO) and facility management personnel, incumbent has responsibility for managing and coordinating the functions relating to the creation, control, transfers, security, storage, maintenance, and disposition of federal records carried out at the facility. Duties As a Supervisory Archives Specialist, you will: Make recommendations on determining personnel resource requirements and selection of personnel; changes in workflow and operating procedures; quality review programs; disciplinary actions; establishment, issuance, and application of performance standards for performance appraisals and award recommendations. Review each transfer of records proposed by agencies. Perform duties related to the disposition of Federal records and other materials stored in the Federal Records Center. Analyze Federal Records Center operations and Federal agency policies, procedures, and programs as they impact the FRCP program. Negotiate with Federal agencies for the transfer of records, preparation and arrangement of records prior to transfer, and restrictions on access to records. 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, please indicate dates of employment by month/day/year, and indicate number of hours worked per week on your resume. A probationary or trial period may be required. Continued employment is contingent upon

Sales Store Clerk Multiple Locations Summary This position is part of the National Archives and Records Administration. Incumbent serves as a visitor services representative and a sales store clerk at a Presidential Library and Museum. Handles online ticketing, admissions, responds to visitor queries about the library/museum and site, shows orientation film, makes sales of merchandise at the museum sales store desk, participates in the planning for acquisition of new items and has ongoing responsibilities in one or more areas. Duties As a Sales Store Clerk, you will: Maintain visitor attendance records. Respond to oral and written inquiries concerning hours of operations, admission fees, merchandise, prices, and sales store operations, visitor questions, and furnishes information about the museum's exhibits, library operations, and historic site. Deal with a variety of problems that arise day-to-day when no supervisor is available. Exercise independent judgement. Plan, create, and implement display projects in the store area with minimum supervision. Perform routine clerical duties in other areas of the library. Requirements This opportunity is also open to Internal Agency Candidates under Announcement IMP-12978372-26-LD. Please refer to that announcement for details on open period, eligibility, and how to apply. 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, please indicate dates of employment by month/day/year, and indicate number of hours worked per week on your resume. A probationary

Especialista en Transformación de Procesos Fiscales Buenos Aires,Argentina

Agency Development Director United States - New York posted: Posted 30+ Days Ago

Attorney-Adviser Multiple Locations Summary This announcement has been amended to close 6/18/2026. This position is in Region 10, Office of Regional Counsel, Law Land Branch 1. About Region 10: Region 10. 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 At the full performance level of this position, you will: Provide legal advice, perform legal research and resolve legal questions, prepare legal documentation, and provide policy recommendations to program clients regarding issues arising under environmental laws. Perform full range of litigation activities, manage and coordinate complex enforcement and/or defensive ligation to represent the Region in legal proceedings. Draft and review Agency determinations, proposed regulations, notices, and other documents to be published in the Federal Register. Represent the Region in complex dealings with outside parties to perform negotiation, informal dispute resolution, and Regional representation work. Maintain liaison with headquarters offices, as appropriate, to provide an effective channel of communication between those offices and the Region, serve as coordinator of one or more subject matter areas and maintains specialized expertise. If you are hired at a grade level lower than the full performance level (i.e., highest promotion potential level), your duties will be less complex and you will have more supervisory oversight. You may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be

Financial Analyst (Auditor) Washington, District of Columbia Summary The U.S. International Trade Commission is an independent federal agency that provides the President and Congress with high-quality analysis and technical support on international trade, tariff, and competitiveness issues; investigates and makes determinations in proceedings involving imports claimed to injure a domestic industry or violate U.S. intellectual property rights; and maintains the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Duties This position is located in the office of Investigations Demonstrate proficiency in the fields of accounting and auditing in order to facilitate accurate, complete, and meaningful submission of financial information. Analysis of data principally takes the form of a written report that provides a quantitative analysis of the data submitted in response to Commission questionnaires. Prepare all documentation related to the audit activity, including notification letters to the firms to be examined, audit worksheets, and reports of the results of audits. Review and evaluate financial data submitted by U.S. firms in connection with questionnaires issued by the Commission. Examine accounts for the purpose of ascertaining that reported data fairly present the financial position of the audited activity, and evaluate reliability of reported results. Identify essential information, trends, and outliers. Serves as advisor to Commissioners and the Commission's senior staff on the reliability and interpretation of data submitted by U.S. firms in connection with the statutory investigations conducted by the Office of Investigations; serves as the liaison with company officials and outside counsel for all questions and follow-ups regarding their reported financial data. Education ARE YOU