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-Maintain expert level knowledge and experience with Federal environmental reviews and authorizations pertaining to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Endangered Species Act (ESA), Clean Water Act, and other relevant Federal statutes and regulations;

- Actively track and monitor multiple FAST-41 covered projects throughout the entire permitting process;

- Represent the Permitting Council and the Executive Director before other senior level government officials (including Deputy Secretary level management) and other senior level executive stakeholders;

- Draft and provide interpretations of FAST-41 Implementation Guidance (Appendix A and B);

- Function as lead on permitting process improvements, efficiency, predictability and transparency, including development of Agency Best Practice Report and Annual Report to Congress;

- Assist Contracting Officer Representative to manage contractor deliverables;

- Act as the Permitting Council liaison to other senior level government officials to ensure continuous business process improvements across the interagency infrastructure permitting process, utilizing data analysis, performance metrics consistent with the statutory requirements set forth in FAST-41; Interpret, analyze, and apply project data on front and backend of Permitting Dashboard to provide executive and senior level permitting officials accurate briefs;

- Liaison with various Federal and state permitting agencies and staff to ensure compliance with the FAST-41 statute and relevant regulations and guidance;

- Identifies and implements best practices to add consistency, predictability and accelerated timeliness to federal infrastructure permitting process, without degrading environmental impacts or community outcomes;

- Functions as an authoritative advisor to management for development, implementation of performance metrics (i.e. Recommended Performance Schedule), and all matters related to project activities within the Permitting Council.

This position is located in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Deputy Commissioner for Trademarks Examination Policy, Trademarks Brand Management Office, Trademarks Communications and Marketing Division, Trademarks Plain Language Writing Branch.

This position permits, but does not require, remote work. The official duty station and physical worksite for employees who do not opt for remote work will be the Alexandria, VA Headquarters or one of the USPTO's Regional Offices located in Dallas, TX; Denver, CO; Detroit, MI or San Jose, CA. The official duty station for employees who opt for remote work, will be their approved remote work location. Employees' locality pay will be determined by the location of their official duty station.

This is the ideal position for your next career step as a Senior Trademark Information Specialist if:

• You enjoy interpreting and distinguishing customer and stakeholder business needs, and translating them into operational
  requirements.
• You are interested in providing problem resolutions support that crosses divisional lines of responsibility, serving as a channel to the general public, applicant, registrants, law firms, inhouse legal counsel and large and small companies.
• You look forward to resolving matters of sensitive issue that complex analysis and serving as an intermediary in the resolution of complaints related to escalated customer inquiries and Information Technology (IT) system issues.
• You look forward to Advising organizations management about significantly involved labor-management relations on strategic
  organizational call center issues impacting labor-management relations.

• Leads the nationwide development of real property asset management policy. Provides expert interpretation or guidance on the policy. Develops implementing instructions and tools and conduct training. Provides program oversight and ensures consistent implementation.

• Provides expert technical advice on all issues related to real property asset and portfolio management for stakeholders within GSA and outside of GSA, including: furnishing written instructions, reference materials and relevant background material to employees; maintaining current knowledge; answering questions from analysts on procedures, policies, and directives; and obtaining information from the supervisor regarding final decisions on major problems and issues that arise.

• Prepares and presents requested briefing/presentation materials for senior management and represent GSA by personally conducting presentations as requested.

• Serves as a senior regional asset management liaison on issues related to regional asset and portfolio management.  This activity involves: Reviewing technical reports or papers created by the regional offices which influence the region in terms of current or future asset and portfolio management functions.

• Prepares PBS policies, operating practices, and directives to ensure they reflect the goals and objectives of PBS while meeting the requirements of external stakeholders. These stakeholder requirements include, but are not limited to, Executive Orders, Administration and OMB directives, and Congressional mandates. Conforms these external real property mandates to include development of agency plans, submission of required reports, and representing PBS on interagency councils and with external stakeholders.

Your new company
A medium-sized, multidisciplinary consultancy providing a wide range of Asset Management, Engineering and Commercial services to clients across the water, energy and environment sectors.
Your new role
As a part of an emerging team, this will suit and require a self-starting environmentalist who is willing to work in multidisciplinary settings and can display a problem-solving and growth mindset. You will contribute ideas and specialist environmental skills, knowledge and experience to improve the functioning of the team and services, therefore contributing to their 3-year strategy.
You will help consolidate and expand the team and my clients' footprint in a diverse range of areas, including but not limited to regulatory programme planning and delivery, environmental assessment, asset management, environmental enabling of engineering and delivery schemes, biodiversity and catchment improvements, nature-based solutions and blue-green infrastructure.
You will therefore be given real autonomy, challenge and fulfilment by simultaneously shaping your own career whilst contributing meaningful change at a high level.
Responsibilities:

• Plan, programme and project deliverables as required by client or business need. Clients and frameworks include Welsh Water, South West Water, Yorkshire Water Southern Water, Sydney Water, Northumbrian Water, Canals and Rivers Trust, Scottish and Southern Energy Renewables, Ofwat, the EA and more. Workstream areas include WINEP, WRMP, DWMP, Price Review, ISO 55001 alongside more bespoke opportunities such as supporting clients develop and embed approaches to Nature-Based Solutions.
• Working alongside the Natural Assets team and other senior colleagues to consolidate and expand their environmental service offering.
• Travel to client offices as/when required.
• Liaising with internal colleagues, partners, clients and external stakeholders as part of deliverable and business development requirements (including tenders).
• Supporting the recruitment and the structural development of the growing environment team.
• Mentoring of and delegation to junior colleagues as/when required.

What you'll need to succeed

• An environmental-related undergraduate degree and postgraduate degree in a water-environment, ecology or sustainability specialism (advantageous).
• Working towards or have achieved Chartership (CEnv or C.WEM) with a relevant body (CIWEM, IEMA, CIEEM).
• Environmental sustainability experience within built and natural asset-owning organisations such as the water sector (advantageous), renewables and energy, land-use and transport.
• Proficient in Geospatial tools e.g qGIS, ArcGIS etc
• Knowledge and use of the BNG Metric.
• Knowledge and use of wider environmental and social valuation tools and methods e.g ENCA, CIRIA's BeST, ORVal.
• Evidenced experience of working with regulators (EA, NE) and stakeholders
• Evidenced experience of working within regulatory environmental legislation, consents and permit requirements.
• An understanding of the environmental receptor constraints and opportunities associated with engineering-infrastructure project planning and delivery.
• Hold a full UK driving licence.

My client recognises that individuals may not have all the above skills/qualifications required and are also interested in evidence of communication, team working, problem solving, strategic thinking, creativity, resilience and the ability to deal with ambiguity.
What you'll get in return

• Competitive salary (Circa £45,000) + discretionary bonus
• 24 days annual leave + Bank holidays + option to purchase additional leave
• Pension scheme (6% employer, 4% employee)
• Company mobile phone and laptop provided
• Training and career progression opportunities
• Professional Membership fees paid
• Life Assurance Scheme 4x annual salary
• Electric car scheme
• Employee Assistance Programme (with access to GP appointments, Physio appointments and Mental Health Support)
• Refer a friend scheme

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This position is located within the Central Office of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP), in the Systems Development Branch (SDB) of the Information Technology and Data Division (ITDD).

Provides expert guidance and technical support to IT specialists regarding the requirements analysis, design, programming, testing, and implementation for FBOP databases.

Researches specific IT topics to evaluate alternatives. Integrates and uses the respective IT knowledge in the formulation of plans that meet operational objectives.

Reviews code to ensure industry standards and best practices are met with a focus on business requirements.

Develops complex queries, reports, dashboards, and designs report formats; carries out prototyping, develops code, tests, and implements it in the production environment.

Architects data warehousing reporting solutions from conception to delivery consisting of analysis of high level design, data modeling, extract, transform, and load (ETL) development, user interface development, integration, and implementation, using the appropriate tools.

The Department of Energy, Chief Financial Officer is looking for a Senior Actuary to serve as subject matter expertise for the management and governance of over pension plans administered by various sites and contractors, including oversight of contractor pension actuarial valuations to ensure consistency in pension plan management across all the sites, and a stable and predictable budget for pension funding.

As the Senior Actuary you will:

• Serve as a subject matter expert and the principal advisor to senior Program Office and Department of Energy's (DOE) leadership on matters related to policy development, design, financing, and administration of billions of dollars in retirement and other benefit plans. The incumbent serves as the senior liaison with key stakeholders, including the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Congressional committees, DOE Field Offices and site Management and Operations (M&O) contractors.
• Provide policy guidance and complex analytical support to a multitude of Department of Energy leaders on sensitive pension and other benefit issues, including matters that involve collective bargaining agreements and related negotiation of benefits.
• Develop policies and procedures and evaluate adequacy of DOE's pension and benefit policies and procedures, and recommend revisions as needed to meet DOE requirements.
• Research, determine, and document economic and actuarial assumptions and applies mathematical, statistical, financial, and business techniques to estimate likely future health and welfare and pension liabilities.
• Analyze contractor economic and actuarial assumptions and analyses impact of various alternatives resulting from changes in study assumptions to ensure consistency in actuarial valuation assumptions and managing projected budgets.
• Participate in the development and revision of benefits policies and advises senior Program Offices and DOE leadership on the costs resulting from policy and benefits changes.
• Perform evaluative analytical analysis of liabilities related to the areas of pension benefits, postretirement life and health insurance risks, and contingencies. Apply specialized experience in mathematics, statistical, financial, actuarial science, and business techniques to insure validity and reasonableness of contractor estimates