Total 522 Others job vacancies in Salt Lake City, United States of America

As a Financial Analyst, you will:

• Serve as an expert who has mastered the review of financial statements, assessing the financial status of HUD program recipients, and developing strategies for solving current and future financial problems.
• Provide financial analysis to ensure HUD program participants' compliance with HUD requirements and regulatory agreements, protect the FHA fund, and determine that funds and subsidies are used properly, effectively, and efficiently.
• Define objectives and analyze the allegations to identify the issues and the type of evidence needed to prove civil non-compliant activity.
• Plan and coordinate actions with Financial Analysts, Enforcement Analysts, and Attorneys. Participate in team assignments as needed to address cross cutting complex financial problems.
• Perform complex studies and analysis of a variety of records using advanced analytical techniques to reconstruct partial or complete histories of accounts obtained from third party records, banks, insurance companies, etc.

As an INTERDISCIPLINARY General Engineer/Physical Scientist, you will:

• Provide coordination for engagements with governments, organizations, academia, and industry.
• Manage bilateral and multilateral technical collaboration with other countries as needed.
• Engage with government officials and technical experts from research institutes, academia, and industry to facilitate collaboration in the field of carbon management in Asia, Europe, and other countries as needed.
• Assist in developing plans and executing carbon management projects with Asia and U.S. technical experts, and assist in leading technical delegations to Asia, Europe, and other countries as needed.
• Track and analyze energy and carbon management topics; and assist in preparing background papers, briefings, talking points, and presentations.

• You will serve as a Division Director (SEA 05H) and will manage Warfare Systems System Integration Managers (SIMs) Technical Warrant Holders (TWH), Interoperability SIMs, Human Systems Integration SIM, and Future Platform SIMs.
• You will work closely with the Warfare System Certification Division to effect Warfare System Certification Decision. In this role you will lead Systems Engineering processes utilizing Mission Engineering.
• You will lead Warfare Mission assessment via Digital Engineering tools and techniques and apply system engineering theories, concepts, and principles to validate and accomplish the assignment program mission.
• You will be responsible for all aspects of technical, business, financial, organizational, personnel, and corporate operations management and executes authority and discretion as delegated by the Group Director.
• You will provide leadership/stewardship, strategic planning, engineering direction/management, workforce/ workload supervision, and resource development/allocation decision-making, and Group representation to external organizations.
• You will provide technical, scientific, and professional guidance or advise to senior level personnel concerning problems affecting engineers, support contractors, and other organizations.
• You will establish and maintain internal and external channels of communication across government and industry.

As a Contracting Officer Representative (COR), you will:

• Function as an expert technical authority and decision maker with responsibility for planning, formulating, implementing and evaluating effective business planning and use of contracted products and services to accomplish program mission requirements.
• Identify the need for acquisition/procurement services to support the Program Office mission that cannot be fulfilled by HUD staff and propose such need to senior Program Office management.
• Evaluate existing acquisitions/procurements for performance, efficiency, value, and continuing need.
• Ensure timeliness compliance with the programmatic aspects of the Procurement Acquisition Lead Time (PALT) which will change based upon the Acquisition Strategy, projected Award Amount, New Contract vs. Exercise of Option, and PALT Stage.
• Assist and edit the Source Selection Evaluation Plan, reviewing and recommending Source Selection Factors, ensuring relevance, quality, and consistency with OCPO guidance.
• Provide programmatic knowledge to assist the Contracting Officer (CO) as necessary to administer contracts effectively and to protect the rights and best interests of HUD and the government.

As the General Supply Specialist, you would assist in the planning and directing of distribution and storage activities for all property and equipment for the entire VACO Campus.

Responsibilities and duties include but not limited to:

• Provides supporting data analysis for operational decisions about the distribution facility, storage space, material handling equipment, and related operating requirements; creates Warehouse layout plans.
• Assists in directing distribution, establishing deadlines, and planning work assignments.
• Monitors work in progress and take corrective action to overcome delays and bottlenecks.
• Works and communicate very closely with VACO campus administration/staff offices, Office of Administration (OA) Space and Renovation, and Resource Management and Facilities Management Service to ensure that scheduled jobs are completed promptly, safely, and efficiently as possible.
• Supports the Warehouse Team Lead in planning budget requests, staffing needs, work requests, internal controls, and processes receiving reports for accuracy, in addition to performing Data Quality Check on all inbound and outbound asset reports processed to support VACO operations.
• Assists in coordinating and assigning work to individuals and provide technical direction in accomplishing complex work steps, tasks, and processes.
• Trains staff in proper work methods and procedures IAW the SOP, use of tools and equipment, and OSHA safe practices.
• Trains the warehouse staff in the proper preparation and execution of necessary forms such as shipping and receiving documents, work schedule feedback sheets, and others.
• Updates and manages the Warehouse customer service SharePoint site to confirm all service requests are assigned, completed, and closed.
• Ensures handling containers and repacking freight and components from broken or damaged containers meets transportation guidelines.
• Performs periodic independent systems evaluations and develop recommendations for distribution system improvements based on a thorough, comprehensive study and analysis.

The Conservation Section is responsible for all work related to the assessment, stabilization, and conservation treatment of artifacts on paper and other substrates in the Library's special collections and works closely with all custodial divisional representatives to develop, establish, coordinate and carry out a comprehensive, Library-wide conservation program appropriate to the collections' needs. The incumbent serves as a Section Head and is responsible for work conducted in this section, which includes assessments, surveys, treatments, documentation, and housing of paper format collections and paper artifacts; preparation of collection items for exhibitions and loans; research into optimizing paper conservation treatment methods and protocols; participation in the division's intern program and other teaching and training programs; and creation of publications, reports, and guidelines.

As Section Head, reporting to the Chief of the Conservation Division, the incumbent manages and supervises staff at grade levels GS-09 through GS-12. Provides administrative and technical supervision needed for accomplishing the section's work. Performs administrative and human resources management tasks related to the staff supervised. Establishes guidelines and performance expectations for staff, which are clearly communicated through the formal employee performance management system and ongoing informal discussions throughout the year. If needed, develops work improvement plans to improve productivity and/or the quality of conservation services. Ensures subordinates receive training to successfully perform and fully comply with Library of Congress regulations. Ensures personnel management in the organizational entity under supervision is accomplished without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, handicap, or national origin. 

Plans, distributes, and reviews conservation activities undertaken by Paper Conservation Section staff. Oversees all section activities performed by staff and contractors, including conducting condition surveys of internal collections and individual items, technical analyses, developing treatment plans and selecting or designing and creating appropriate housings, conducting conservation treatment, documenting item condition and treatment, and preparing collections items for loan, exhibition, or short-term displays and other usage preparations for paper-based items such as broadsides, charts, drawings, graphic prints, manuscripts, maps, posters and sketches. 

Upon request by the Chief of the Conservation Division, designs centralized and mission-specific projects using established and/or proposed program objectives.  Manages divisional programs and projects with a focused, mission-specific scope. Identifies and implements needed actions concerning development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of preservation programs and projects. Submits program goals and reports monthly, quarterly, and annual results to the Division Chief.

Develops, establishes, and maintains professional relationships with librarians, curators, exhibition office staff, and other specialists to share resources and information to coordinate workflow, project planning and policy development in the Library. As a consultant, provides technical recommendations on the conservation and/or preservation of Library materials.

As a GS-07 General Engineer/Physical Scientist, you will:

• Assist in supporting the planning, management, and evaluation of technical program(s) that advance cutting edge technologies in the energy delivery, energy storage and energy reliability domains.
• Assist in gathering facts, analyzing activities, and proposing recommendations for addressing challenges.
• Assist in evaluating and conducting studies of cutting-edge electricity technology portfolio, identifying opportunities, reviewing policies and market condition, and making recommendations for portfolio enhancement.
• Assist in project site visits, strategic planning, directive development, and design, development, documentation, and implementation of various reporting systems.

• Evaluate and conduct studies of cutting-edge electricity technology portfolio, identify opportunities, review policies and market condition, and make recommendations for portfolio enhancement.
• Review reports and studies to ensure that Department of Energy and Office of Electricity abide with appropriate rules and regulations.
• Provide managers with objectively based information for making decisions on the administrative and programmatic aspects of agency operations and management.
• Review industry regulatory filings, evaluate utility industry planning or accounting documents; model power systems or markets, and gather data on power market or systems.