Legislative Branch jobs

Legislative Specialist Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Legislative Specialist position is in the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO), Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA). OLA provides legislative counsel to the AO and the Judicial Conference; supports Judicial Conference committees; develops and promotes legislative initiatives; and promotes communication with, and prepares and coordinates responses to inquiries from, Congress, the executive branch, and other entities. Duties The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO), Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA) is seeking an experienced professional Legislative Specialist to join its team. OLA performs the federal judiciary's legislative liaison activities with Congress, other governmental entities, and private sector organizations with an interest in legislation and other activity affecting the judicial branch. The Legislative Specialist identifies, monitors, and tracks legislation of importance to the judiciary and performs preliminary analysis of proposed legislation to determine its impact. The Legislative Specialist also provides a wide range of legislative, legal, program, and administrative support services to OLA attorneys; identifies and provides preliminary analysis of laws, agency documents, press articles, and other legislative and media materials; and performs a host of activities essential to judicial and congressional information management. The incumbent must demonstrate strong verbal and written communication skills; apply knowledge and previous experience with congressional and judicial operations to all tasks; and prioritize multiple assignments and work effectively in a fast-paced, high priority, deadline-driven environment. As needed, the incumbent may need to work beyond core office hours to support OLA's response to impromptu congressional developments that

Painter Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), House Office Buildings and Senate Office Buildings, Painting Branch. The AOC seeks temporary Painters for the upcoming 120th Congressional Moves Transition. Painters will use standard methods and special finishing techniques to perform coating work on furnishings and buildings. This requires a 6 day a week schedule, and overtime may be required and in some instances it may be mandatory. Duties These positions are temporary for the 120th House and Senate Congressional Moves. The job term may end when projects are completed, or funding expires. This position will be used to fill Day and Night shifts. Shifts and Hours will be determined and or changed based on Operational Needs of Management. Journeyman level experience is required for the position. Responsibilities: -Performs a variety of work assignments involving brush, roller and spray painting. Determines color and consistency of paint required. -Selects paints from plans and specifications. Mixes pigments, thinners, and oils to produce paint that will flow evenly and consistently to ensure surfaces that have a smooth-textured and decorative appearance. -Checks masking and preparation of surface to be painted. Applies paint, selecting the proper materials and equipment to achieve an even distribution. Applies finishes to wood, metal, equipment, in interior and exterior locations using brushes, rollers, and spray equipment. - Evaluates existing painted surfaces for damage. Alters, repairs, and maintains new and historical painted surfaces. Matches colors, shading and texture of interior finishes as required.

Architect Washington, District of Columbia Summary The position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Office of the Chief Operating Officer, Executive Director, House Office Buildings, Director, Tenants Service Division, Tenant Projects Branch. Duties The incumbent serves as an Architect, performing a variety of duties that are broad in scope, with respect to the development of architectural designs and writing detailed specifications for new construction, interior and exterior alterations, restorations, additions, and repairs to existing buildings and structures coming under the jurisdiction of the House Office Buildings. The incumbent also performs duties involving interior environmental design. The duties stated below are at the GS-13 level. Duties include, but are not limited to: Provide direction and guidance to ensure that jurisdiction work complies with the International Building Code (IBC), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Life Safety Code (NFPA 101). Serve as an expert design architect for facilities or structures that utilize new technology and are considered to advance the state-of-the-art in architectural design. Responsibility includes space and furniture layout, design and selection of furniture and furnishings, color coordination, lighting, and preparation of drawings and specifications. Independently prepares preliminary and final designs, construction drawings, and specifications. Lead field inspections and takes field dimensions and profiles of existing facilities as required to prepare preliminary and final drawings for alterations, restoration, addition, and repairs. Compute floor areas and summarize space availability and allocation. Verify design requirements with agency guidelines, not limited to, Architect of the Capitol preservation Policy and Standards, Architect

Electrician Washington, District of Columbia Summary The House Office Buildings seeks temporary Electricians for the upcoming 120th Congressional Moves Transition. This position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), House Office Buildings, Electricial Branch. The incumbent performs journey-level Electrician duties operation and installation of a variety of electrical and adjunctive electronic systems and equipment. This requires a 6 day a week schedule, and overtime may be required and in some instances it may be mandatory. Duties These positions are temporary for the 120th House Office Buildings Congressional Moves. The job term may end when projects are completed, or funding expires. This position will be used to fill Day, Evening and Night Shifts. Shifts will be determined and or change based on Operational Needs of Management. Hours may change depending on Operational Needs of Management Journeyman level experience is required for the position. Responsibilities: Electrical Installation, Testing, Troubleshooting, and Repair: -As a journey level Electrician, interprets building plans, blueprints, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and electrical maintenance and repair manuals to install, test, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electrical and electronic networks in multi-story, historical buildings. -Troubleshooting and repairing electrical and electronic equipment that contain circuit-based components including fire alarm systems, lighting control systems, variable speed drives and electric motor starters for the A/C systems. -Interpreting blueprints, vendor schematics, circuit diagrams and National Electrical Code (NEC) specifications to plan wiring layouts. -Pulls wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors. Installs brackets and hangers to support electrical components. Installs,

Special Agent (Lateral) Washington, District of Columbia Summary The United States Capitol Police (USCP) safeguards the Congress, Members of Congress, employees, visitors, and Congressional buildings and grounds from crime, disruption, and terrorism. The USCP protects and secures Congress so it can fulfill its constitutional and legislative responsibilities in a safe, secure, and open environment. Duties Are you looking for a rewarding career in law enforcement? Join our team of dedicated, mission-driven officers in protecting Congress and the legislative process. This position is located within the Protective Services Bureau (PSB), Assistant Chief of Police for Protective and Intelligence Operations (ACOP-P&IO), United States Capitol Police (USCP). PSB collects and analyzes information to produce intelligence, assess threats, enforce the law, identify risks, and develop and employ risk mitigation, Member protection, and enforcement strategies. Specialty Units include Investigations and Dignitary Protection. A United States Capitol Police Special Agent within PSB performs a full range of protective and investigative functions. Special Agents are assigned to PSB's Dignitary Protection Division (DPD) or Investigations Division (ID). The PSB DPD is responsible for carrying out protective functions and operations. The PSB ID is responsible for investigating violations of the D.C. Code and Title 18 of the U.S. Code to include allegations of criminal activity, terroristic activity, and threats or unusual interests against Members of Congress and other statutory protectees of Congress that occur in the jurisdiction of the USCP as defined by 2 USC § 1966(a) & (f). Duties include but are not limited to: DPD Special Agents

Project Manager Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Office of the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) provides operations support services and business solutions to the community of 10,000 House Members, Officers and staff. Duties Job Summary: The Office of the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) provides operations support services and business solutions to the community of 10,000 House Members, Officers and staff. The CAO organization comprises more than 800 technical and administrative staff working in a variety of areas, including information technology, finance, budget management, human resources, payroll, child care, food and vending, procurement, logistics and administrative counsel. This position is located in the Immediate Office, House Recording Studio (HRS), Office of the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), U.S. House of Representatives (House). The purpose of the House Recording Studio is to provide live broadcast coverage of House proceedings, livestream coverage of Committee hearings, and full-service television and radio studios to Members of Congress. This position serves as Project Manager. Key responsibilities include managing designated projects to support the audiovisual design and installation aspects of rooms integral to House Recording Studio operations throughout the campus, with an eye toward modernization and innovation of the existing hybrid IP-SDI infrastructure. Incumbent will collaborate closely with both internal and external stakeholders to achieve successful deliverables, including but not limited to the Program Manager, Principal Engineer, HRS management, CAO procurement specialists, institutional partners, and vendors. Incumbent will routinely define scope, identify and mitigate risks, and develop actionable timelines to ensure that audiovisual installations and renovations are performed

Mechanical Engineer Washington, District of Columbia Summary The position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Utilities and Power Plant Operations. This is a unique opportunity to support the mission of the AOC and serve as a Mechanical Engineer who provides professional support for Steam and Chilled Water related engineering for the Capitol Power Plant (CPP) distribution system and plant buildings. Duties The Engineer will provide technical assistance to evaluate and recommend specifications, oversee and perform design services and perform construction inspections for various highly complex engineering projects with an emphasis on the mechanical infrastructure systems in the power plant and utility distribution system. The distribution system distributes steam and chilled water from the CPP to the Government Printing Office (GPO), Union Station, Library of Congress and the Capitol Campus (House and Senate Office Buildings, the Capitol Building, the Capitol Visitor Center, U.S. Botanic Garden and the Supreme Court). Major Duties: Project Planning and Project Management Participates in construction and renovation projects with progressively more responsibility on a gradual basis from conception through completion as directed by CPP management. Establishes the scope of work, advising on the selection of consultants, coordinating consultants' efforts with AOC staff and resolving operational, design and construction problems. Provides technical expertise to evaluate and recommend specifications and proposals for various Utility Distribution Systems (UDS) and plant engineering projects. Applies mechanical engineering knowledge and techniques to observe, examine, measure, analyze, map and describe mechanical engineering applications and problems. Performs mechanical engineering planning and design

Deputy Director, Legislative and Public Affairs Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Architect of the Capitol (AOC) is seeking a highly accomplished executive leader to serve as the Deputy Director, Legislative and Public Affairs. Reporting directly to the Director, Legislative and Public Affairs, the incumbent serves as the principal deputy and trusted advisor responsible for advancing the agency's legislative affairs, congressional relations, strategic communications, public affairs, media relations and stakeholder engagement initiatives. Duties This position plays a critical role in supporting the Architect of the Capitol's mission by fostering effective relationships with Members of Congress, congressional committees, congressional staff, oversight organizations, media representatives, external stakeholders and the public. The incumbent provides strategic counsel to senior leadership on highly visible, politically sensitive and complex matters affecting agency operations, priorities and public perception. The successful candidate will possess exceptional executive leadership skills, political acumen, strategic vision and communication expertise necessary to represent the agency and effectively navigate a dynamic legislative environment. As the Deputy Director, Legislative and Public Affairs, you will: Executive Leadership and Strategic Management Serve as the deputy to the Director, Legislative and Public Affairs, providing executive leadership and strategic direction for the agency's congressional relations, legislative affairs, communications and public affairs programs. Advise the Architect of the Capitol and senior executives on legislative developments, public affairs issues, congressional priorities, stakeholder concerns and communications strategies impacting agency operations and mission delivery. Lead the development and execution of long range strategic initiatives that strengthen agency engagement with Congress, stakeholders and the

Electronics Mechanic Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is located in the Architect of the Capitol, Office of the Chief Operations, Office of Utilities and Power Plant Operations, Office of Assistant Director of Utility Distribution Services Division, Electronics Branch. The incumbent is an Electronics Mechanic in the Electronics Branch and may be assigned to either the Day or Evening Electronics Section. Duties This is an Essential-Employee Position. The employee will be required to report to work during emergencies AND inclement weather situations. Installs or assists contractors to install new systems or upgrades of existing devices and systems. Aligns and balances analog circuits, tests analog and digital circuits and replaces faulty electronic parts and various solid state devices. Identifies and troubleshoots the source and/or cause of operational problems on novel or improved systems when specifications and manuals are inadequate and incomplete. Trains system users on system operation, maintenance and testing procedures. Provides advice and assistance to users as required. Inspects, repairs and tests equipment and systems involved with construction, maintenance, overhaul and conversion projects. Maintains, repairs and adjusts systems and system components. Aligns, balances and tests circuits. Replaces defective electronic parts and solid state devices as appropriate. Maintains and calibrates testing and calibration equipment and instruments. Tests equipment following repairs to ensure it functions according to design specifications and operational requirements. Schedules maintenance during periods when the equipment can be out of service without disrupting mission operations. Recommends replacement of equipment which is determined to be obsolete or beyond effective

Supervisory General Engineer Washington, District of Columbia Summary GPO employees possess a diverse array of talent in many administrative fields and trades. We provide other agencies with innovative services for the printing, publishing, storage, and distribution of digital content. If you are an energetic, inventive individual looking for a challenging, yet rewarding career opportunity, GPO may be the place for you. This position is located in Agency Support Operations, Government Publishing Office in Washington, District of Columbia. Duties Serves as the senior technical authority for the maintenance, repair, and modernization of power plant systems, electrical distribution systems, and specialized machinery from an engineering perspective. Develops and executes operating budgets for all three branches, including funding for equipment replacement, spare parts, and labor. Directs, coordinates, and oversees the work of three branches through subordinate supervisors or leaders. Education ARE YOU QUALIFYING BASED ON EDUCATION or A COMBINATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE? For applicants qualifying on the basis of education: School transcript(s) - official or unofficial. A transcript or list of completed courses is required if you are claiming to qualify based on your education. The information presented in the transcript must be verifiable; at the minimum the transcript or list of courses should contain the name of the institution, applicant's name, semester hours, and GPA. If you provided an unofficial transcript or list of completed courses at the time of application and you are selected you will be required to provide an official transcript prior to appointment. You must submit a

Wood Crafter Washington, District of Columbia Summary Located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), House Office Buildings and Senate Office Buildings, Wood Crafting/Carpentry Branch. The AOC seeks temporary wood crafters for the upcoming 120th Congressional Moves Transition. Since office moves are scheduled 6 days a week, overtime may be required and will be mandatory. Seeking applicants with journey-level wood crafting and/or carpentry skills. Duties These positions are Temporary for the 120th House and Senate Congressional Moves. The job term may end when projects are completed, or funding expires. This position will be used to fill Day and Night shifts. Shifts will be determined and or change based on Operational Needs of Management. Hours may change depending on Operational Needs of Management Wood Crafters will perform a wide range of carpentry projects in support of the 120th Congressional moves. Journey Level Experience in the Wood Crafter or Carpentry Occupational Trade is required. Responsibilities: The work may involve construction, alteration, repair or modification of items and structures (such as wood and metal stud wall framework, walls, moldings, wood flooring, suspended ceilings, dry wall, doors, door frames, finished paneling, windows, counter tops, interior and exterior trim) where accuracy, spacing and fit are essential to structural soundness and appearance. Selects, cuts, turns, shapes, joins, bonds, fits, assembles and decorates wooden materials and parts, using the full range of hand and power woodworking tools, machines and techniques to create superior and structurally reliable wood work which requires exact fitting and close weight, pressure and

Laborer (Recycler) Washington, District of Columbia Summary Located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), House Office Buildings and Senate Office Buildings, Day or Night Labor Branch. The AOC seeks temporary Laborer (Recycler's) for the upcoming 120th Congressional Moves Transition. This position will be used to fill Day and Night shifts. Since office moves are scheduled 6 days a week, overtime may be required and will be mandatory. The Laborer (Recycler)'s will perform a wide range of laborer duties in support of the 120th Congressional moves. Duties These positions are Temporary for the 120th House and Senate Congressional Moves. The job term may end when projects are completed, or funding expires. This position will be used to fill Day and Night shifts. Shifts and Hours will be determined and or changed based on Operational Needs of Management. The Laborer (Recycler)'s will perform a wide range of laborer duties in support of the House Office Buildings and the Senate Office Buildings during the 120th Congressional moves. This requires a 6 day a week schedule, and overtime may be required and in some instances it may be mandatory. Responsibilities: Loads and unloads heavy boxes, bulky supplies and heavy construction building materials and supplies to and from trucks; moves heavy boxes and cartons by hand, hand truck or dolly; opens crates and boxes using crowbars and cuts bands using shears; and stacks boxes and cartons where directed. Collects trash and debris, including horticultural debris, from Congressional Buildings and surrounding grounds. Empties trash, garbage

Editor (Scopist) Washington, District of Columbia Summary Responsible for editing substantially verbatim transcripts prepared by Official Reporters to produce a precise and properly formatted record of House of Representatives proceedings. Requires an understanding of legislative and parliamentary terminology. Uses computer-aided transcription (CAT) software to meet strict deadlines while adhering to House policies and procedures. Duties •Works cooperatively and courteously with colleagues and handles stress appropriately. •Edits files prepared by Official Reporters, ensuring accuracy, required formatting, and use of proper grammar, punctuation, and style consistent with House standards, OOR practices, and the GPO Style Manual. •Ensures the use of appropriate parliamentary language consistent with House rules and procedures to accurately reflect proceedings. •Confirms names, quoted material, and terminology to ensure an accurate record. •Coordinates with Official Reporters and fellow editors to resolve inconsistencies, incorporate revisions, and maintain consistency. •Maintains working knowledge of House floor and committee operations, legislative and parliamentary terminology, and House procedures. •Meets daily production requirements, including editing a minimum of 125 pages per day. •Incorporates supervisory feedback, meets attendance expectations, and adjusts work hours as required by House operations, including evenings and weekends, when necessary. •Provides professional, tactful service and supports additional OOR functions as needed. Evaluation You will be evaluated using a structured interview process. How to Apply No phone calls please. Qualified candidates please submit your cover letter and resume online by following the instructions in this link. What to Expect Next Qualified candidates will be contacted directly.

Senior Cloud Engineer Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Office of the Clerk serves as the official record keeper of the US House of Representatives, and supports the nonpartisan legislative functions of the institution, including disseminating legislative information and supporting technological advancement. With an abiding dedication to service, transparency, and accessibility Legislative Computer Systems is building the next generation of applications to support this mission and provide information to our government partners and to the public. Duties The Legislative Computer Systems (LCS) division within the Office of the Clerk is seeking a Senior Cloud Engineer to join our Network Operations team. This is a mid-senior level position where you can use your expertise to help us deploy next level cloud applications for our stakeholders. You will be a key technical resource implementing architectural designs, managing configurations and installation of cloud-based applications, and providing operational support of cloud infrastructures. RESPONSIBILITIES Integrate and operate cloud environments for multiple applications. Assist with deployment and operational support of cloud infrastructure. Monitor, support and troubleshoot cloud environments for multiple applications. Work with engineering, security, and operations staff to ensure cloud deployments are secure, observable, and stable. Deploy and operate cloud-based systems that are secure, robust, and scalable. Implement and monitor enterprise integrations such as networking and security monitoring to ensure security and stability. Research cloud solutions and prototype platform and infrastructure solutions in coordination with engineering teams. Collaborate with the engineering, operations, security, and enterprise teams to improve the performance, security, and cost-effectiveness of cloud

Special Agent (Lateral) Intelligence Operations Division (IOD) Washington, District of Columbia Summary The United States Capitol Police (USCP) safeguards the Congress, Members of Congress, employees, visitors, and Congressional buildings and grounds from crime, disruption, and terrorism. The USCP protects and secures Congress so it can fulfill its constitutional and legislative responsibilities in a safe, secure, and open environment. Duties Are you looking for a rewarding career in law enforcement? Join our team of dedicated, mission-driven agents in protecting Congress and the legislative process. This position is located within the Intelligence Services Bureau (ISB), Intelligence Operations Division (IOD). ISB gathers and disseminates intelligence to the USCP workforce and external partners in support of the protection of Members of Congress and the Capitol Complex, while also supporting investigative efforts through participation on various law enforcement task forces. Specialty units under IOD utilize investigative and all-source intelligence techniques to identify and mitigate domestic and international security risks to the U.S. Capitol, Members of Congress, congressional facilities, congressional employees, United States Capitol Police (USCP), and the visiting public. A USCP Special Agent (SA) within ISB performs a full range of protective and investigative functions. SAs assigned to IOD lead counterterrorism, suspicious activity, counterintelligence, and cyber threat investigations in accordance with D.C. Code and Title 18 of the U.S. Code as defined by 2 USC § 1966(a) & (f) to ensure the congressional community's security concerns are represented. SAs assigned to IOD are also responsible for conducting a range of protective intelligence operations. Duties include

Deputy Assistant Director Washington, District of Columbia Summary The CRS Domestic Social Policy Division (DSP) seeks a senior manager to serve as Deputy Assistant Director and Specialist. The selectee will support the Assistant Director in managing DSP, which provides expert research to meet ongoing congressional policy making and oversight needs on issues such as health policy, education, labor, income support, immigration, criminal justice and child and family well-being. Duties The Deputy Assistant Director counsels the Assistant Director on all aspects of the administration and operations of the division; monitors research, administration and operations of the division in relation to its capacity for and actual experience in meeting needs of the Congress; ensures that the division is working toward identifying public policy problems facing the Congress and follows through with analysis that provides an objective, authoritative framework in which the Congress can assess the consequences of legislative/policy options; demonstrates intellectual leadership in monitoring congressional needs in policy areas within the research management responsibility of the division; collaborates with other senior research division managers to assure full identification of significant issues and develops analytical approaches; and serves with full delegated authority as the Assistant Director in his/her absence. The Deputy Assistant Director performs special research, consultative, or administrative assignments as requested by the CRS Director or the Assistant Director. CRS works exclusively for the United States Congress, providing policy and legal analysis to committees and Members of both the House and Senate, regardless of party affiliation. As a legislative branch agency within

Official Reporter (Stenographer) Washington, District of Columbia Summary Responsible for verbatim reporting of congressional proceedings, including floor activities, business meetings, committee and subcommittee hearings, markups, and caucus meetings; responsible for the general understanding of legislative and parliamentary nuances related to the Congressional Record; produce transcripts in a timely fashion while maintaining the highest degree of confidentiality of secret and top-secret documents. Duties 1) Accurate reporting of congressional proceedings, floor activities, hearings, and caucus meetings. 2) Utilization of proper English grammar and punctuation in accordance with the Government Publishing Office Style Manual. 3) Use of parliamentary language consistent with committee rules procedures to reflect actions taken by Congress. 4) Edit and proofread transcripts. 5) Collect and insert all appropriate documents from proceedings to reflect actions taken. 6) Understands and supports other services and areas of the Office of Official Reporters. 7) Accepts performance-based criticism and direction, meets attendance requirements as established by the office, and works a flexible schedule including long hours, nights, and weekends when necessary. 8) Maintains a good working relationship with other Office of Official Reporters staff, works cooperatively and courteously with others, works well under pressure, and handles stress appropriately. 9) Performs other official duties as assigned. Evaluation You will be evaluated using a structured interview process. How to Apply No phone calls please. Qualified candidates please submit your cover letter and resume online by following the instructions in this link. What to Expect Next Qualified candidates will be contacted directly.

Motor Vehicle Operator (Laborer) Washington, District of Columbia Summary This position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Office of the Chief Operating Officer, Superintendent Capitol Building, Assistant Facilities Support Division, Labor Branch. The selected candidate operates motor vehicles to include driving a box truck with a Gross Vehicle Weight(GVW) of 19,500 pounds and performs laborer duties in support of the Capitol Building operations. A CDL is not required. Duties **Applicants who applied under Vacancy Announcement CB-2026-201A must Reapply to be Considered.** TOUR OF DUTY: 6:00am to 2:30pm (Monday - Friday) A Valid Driver's License is necessary for the Position [NOTE: Days and Hours may change due to Operating Needs of Management] *** This incumbent of this position is designated as “Emergency Essential Personnel” and is required to report to work in emergency situations. *** The selected candidate will operate vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of up to 19,500 pounds to transport staff, supplies or equipment to and from Capitol Building operations locations. Major Duties Motor Vehicle Operations and Maintenance Loads and unloads materials as necessary Ensures that cargo items are properly loaded, distributed and secured Drives staff and/or visitors to and from Capitol Complex and other designated locations Changes tires, performs battery and brakes checks and keeps oils and gas at the proper vehicle levels Laborer Duties Loads and unloads heavy bulky supplies and heavy construction building materials and supplies to and from trucks Collects trash and debris from the assigned locations and surrounding grounds Empties

Deputy Assistant Director and Specialist (Government and Finance Division) Washington, District of Columbia Summary CRS seeks a senior manager to serve as Deputy Assistant Director and Specialist in the Government and Finance Division. The Deputy Assistant Director supports the Assistant Director in managing the division, which provides expert research to meet congressional policy making and oversight needs on issues related to Congress, federal government public administration, emergency management, economic development, financial regulation, the U.S. economy, appropriations, public finance and taxation. Duties CRS seeks a senior manager to serve as Deputy Assistant Director and Specialist in the Government and Finance Division. The selectee will support the Assistant Director in managing the division, which provides expert research to meet ongoing congressional policy making and oversight needs, centered around some of the nation's leading policy and economic issues. Among the government issues covered are legislative and budget process, congressional operations, election administration, congressional oversight, organization and management of the executive branch, intergovernmental relations, rulemaking, information policy, emergency management, and economic development. Among the economic issues covered are fiscal and monetary policy, banking, financial regulation, insurance and securities, fintech, the macroeconomy, taxation, public finance, federal debt and deficits. The ideal candidate will possess an intellectual curiosity about the breadth of policy issues in the division's portfolio, a deeper subject knowledge of one of the areas covered by the division, and a demonstrated ability to exercise judgement and discretion in a client-focused environment. Candidates with research and research management experience in issues covered by the

Insulator Pipe Coverer Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Architect of the Capitol, Senate Office Buildings, Maintenance Branch is seeking an Insulator Pipe Coverer who serves as a journey-level Insulator responsible for the installation, demolition, maintenance and repair of insulating materials on piping, HVAC and equipment systems throughout the Architect of the Capitol campus. Duties Tour of duty for this position is: Monday - Friday 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Work schedule may require some occasionally mandatory overtime on holidays AND weekends. Duties: Installs insulating materials on ducts, pumps, valves and boilers to limit heat transference, reduce condensation and limit sound. Measures, cuts, mixes and shapes insulating materials for complex arcs and irregular shapes and installs protective, moisture-proof- containment barriers for hazardous materials removal involving lead paint, asbestos and abatement. Complies with OSHA and EPA safety and reporting requirements as well as NIOSH, NESHAP, AHERA regulatory requirements. Performs duties that may involve handling and/or removal of friable and non-friable asbestos and lead-based and lead-containing paint (herein referred to as lead paint), as well as suspect polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in building materials. Plans and performs work involving the removal of lead paint following the lead exposure in construction, 29 CFR 1926.62. Work will require the ability to glove bag, build containments, and work with an Industrial Hygienist when needed. These requirements will apply to asbestos-containing materials as well. Plans and performs work involving removal and installation of a variety of insulating materials on air ducts, heaters, generators, pumps, piping, evaporators, refrigeration

Chief Legislative Affairs Division Washington, District of Columbia Summary The primary purpose of this position is to serve as the Chief of the Legislative Affairs Division, Office of Public and Governmental Affairs (PGA) for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives(ATF) and is responsible for developing, implementing, and directing the legislative affairs program, ensuring harmonious relationships with officials from the Department of Justice, Members of Congress, their staffs, and those committees that oversee the work and resources of the Bureau. Duties This position is located under the Office of Public and Governmental Affairs, Legislative Affairs Division in Washington, DC. The major duties of the Chief, Legislative Affairs Division position include, but are not limited to, the following: Ensure that congressional inquiries are responded to timely and accurately while always keeping their sights on the frequent sensitivities surrounding these and the associated requirements that may come from the Department Advise Bureau executives on a legislative strategy to accomplish Bureau goals and objectives and develops and promotes a legislative liaison program to accomplish those goals. Developing and implement nationwide legislative affairs strategies, activities, policies and programs and representing the Bureau in meetings and discussions with the member of Congress, their staff and top level officials from the Department of Justice and ATF. Stay abreast of newly proposed or enacted legislation affecting Bureau programs and servs as technical advisor to the AD and DAD, PGA and the Bureau Director and Deputy Director, providing authoritative analysis regarding new or revised legislation and initiatives

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Legislative Analyst Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia Summary This position is located in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War for Legislative Affairs (OASW/LA). The ASW(LA) serves as the principal adviser and assistant to the Secretary of War for all matters concerned with the formulation of national security and defense policy in the Congress and in engagements between the Office of the Secretary of War and the legislative branch. This position is assigned to serve as a Legislative Analyst in for the Personnel and Readiness Support Division. Duties Incumbent typical work assignments may include the following: Analyzes and evaluates major aspects of substantive, mission-oriented OASW(LA) programs. Establishes and maintains close and effective liaison relationships with principal executives and officials of those bodies mentioned plus key staff members of various Congressional committees and subcommittees. Serves as a key legislative liaison to DoD and executives on issues impacting the offices within. This includes contacts throughout the Office of the Secretary of War, the Joint Staff, Secretariates of the Military Departments, Directors of Defense Agencies, and other Executive Agencies. Analyzes conflicting and divergent viewpoints in order to provide full and accurate background information along with options for courses of action. Education Education cannot be substituted for experience for the GS-12 and GS-13 grade levels. Applicable ONLY for the GS-11 grade level does this information below apply. ARE YOU QUALIFYING BASED ON EDUCATION or A COMBINATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE? You must provide sufficient documentation of your education in your resume. You MUST provide a

Director, Legislative Affairs Team Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs (OCLA) is the Department's central point for all matters involving the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. OCLA serves as the chief liaison for engagement with Members of Congress, Committees of jurisdiction, and their offices, ensuring effective and proactive communication. The incumbent serves as Director of OCLA's Legislative Affairs Team. Duties The Director, Legislative Affairs Services, reports directly to the Principle Deputy Assistant Secretary, with duties and responsibilities for the following: Acts as the primary liaison between OCLA and senior officials in VA Administrations and program offices regarding VA-related legislative inquiries, ensuring effective and proactive communication aligned with the Secretary's priorities while collaborating with VA subject matter experts to analyze the economic impact, feasibility, practicality, and cost-effectiveness of proposed legislation. Serves as the primary liaison between the Department and the U.S. Congress, the Office of Management and Budget, and the Congressional Budget Office on legislative matters, coordinating legislative hearing preparations, mandated reports, and cost estimate development to support effective legislative implementation. Manages and cultivates relationships with the VA Committees of Jurisdiction and personal Member offices, whose actions directly affect Department-related legislation, demonstrating initiative, tact, and effectiveness that reflect the Department's character and operational efficiency. Reviews legislative correspondence and related documents to ensure consistency with administration policy, responsiveness, appropriate tone, and sensitivity to the needs and expectations of Congressional Members and Committees, while meeting established deadlines. Leverages expert knowledge and a thorough understanding