Total 148 job vacancies by Office of the Secretary

This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, within the IACB's Museum of the Plains Indian (MPI) located in Browning, Montana, and reports to the Curator of the MPI.

At the full performance level GS-5 the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following:

1. Assists the Curator with the museum's exhibitions.
2. Assisting the Curator with the documentation, care, and preservation, and use of the MPI collections.
3. Assisting the Curator with the MPI outreach and education programs.
4. Responsible for photography of the arts and crafts MPI collections.
5. Assists with the daily maintenance/physical care of the facility and general clerical duties.
6. Responsible for greeting visitor's and assisting the Curator with public relations issues related to the MPI.

• Provides expertise in recommending, initiating, developing and implementing contracting policies strategies, procedures, guidance and control for personnel Army-wide.
• Develops contracting policy and guidance for the Department of Army (DA) concerning all contracting functions.
• Provides expertise in the area of utilizing or referencing Government procurement regulations, statutes, policies, provisions and clauses.
• Provides expertise in regulations and policies for awarding and administering services contracts.

The purpose of the position is to review, analyze, develop, publish, promote, and implement awareness of enterprise-wide HHS information technology (IT) security and/or system development life cycle (SDLC) policies and standards. The incumbent will draft and issue policies, procedures, and supporting templates to implement IT standards into Agency operations.

The purpose of the position is to review, analyze, develop, publish, promote, and implement awareness of enterprise-wide HHS information technology (IT) security and/or system development life cycle (SDLC) policies and standards. The incumbent will draft and issue policies, procedures, and supporting templates to implement IT standards into Agency operations.

As a Supervisory IT Specialist (INFOSEC), you will perform the following duties:

• Leads implementation activities required by Federal Government standards such as all revisions of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publications (e.g. SP 800-37, 800-39, 800-53, 800-63, 800-128,
  800- 145) as well as Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) publications (e.g., FIPS 199, FIPS 200, FIPS 140-2); OMB
  Circular A-130; FISMA; E-Government Act of 2002; Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018; and the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). Analyzes feasibility studies, proposals, and performs analyses of current requirements and forecast trends and future needs. Keeps abreast of changing and emerging technology. Makes recommendations on adopting changes. Provides analysis and advice on complex and unusual program related certification and accreditation, and FISMA issues or problems. Applies analytical techniques to identify and evaluate findings and satisfy mission requirements.
• Creates, implements, and provides oversight of information security policy for the Department and all Bureaus.
  Consults with leadership on the development of information security policies, strategies and plans to implement requirements outlined in the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), associated Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policies and other legislative or policy requirements as applicable to the Department.
• Ensures managers of subordinate offices accomplish their missions on schedule and within budget. Provides developmental opportunities to staff in area managed to maintain positive morale and ensure quality service is provided.

• Perform the full range of supervisor duties and responsibilities in managing the Regulations team.
• Serve as the project manager and drafter of rules and responsible for the overall management of Regulations, which includes rulemaking, information collection authorization and renewal, and Federal Register notices.
• Provide expert guidance on the statutes, regulations, case law, policies, and practices that govern or impact the production and revenue reporting and collection processes for oil, gas, coal, solid minerals, and geothermal resources.
• Advise, brief, or deliver presentations to senior executives, industry groups, or other Department Stakeholders.

The Director, Business Management Office performs the following duties:

• This supervisory position provides leadership and managerial direction for effective, uniform, and economical accomplishments of management and administrative functions and responsibilities.
• Directs the formulation and dissemination of business transformation management policies and provides direction, coordination, review and analysis of transformation initiatives.
• Provides day-to-day leadership and guidance, both technical and administrative to assigned staff.
• Provides authoritative advice and recommendations to Office of Acquisition (OA) staff in establishing financial priorities in the areas of travel and training and human resources, as well as setting priorities tasking management and establishing internal and external communication channels for the OA executives.
• Provides expert analysis and evaluation of work processes and policies, management practices and work operations taking into full consideration complex programmatic and management issues and problems.
• Analyzes and evaluates the management practices and methods, as well as administrative operations of OA Divisions.

• Serves as the ASD (IBP) subject matter expert for international cooperative research, development, acquisition, and logistics support activities with allied and friendly nations.
• Advises senior leadership on all international armaments cooperations defense programs with assigned allied and friendly nations.
• Analyzes policy options and recommends cooperation research, development, acquisition, and logistic support policy and programs requiring decisions at the highest DoD and US Government levels.
• Assists and leads in the preparation and negotiation of DoD level International Cooperative Research, Development, Acquisition, Testing and Evaluation agreements.
• Conducts analysis and concept development to stimulate new cooperation between U.S. and partner nations.
• Implements policies and programs established by the President and Secretary of Defense for strengthening defense equipment acquisition cooperation and coalition interoperability.

• Coordinate actions with other Army Civilian Personnel Advisory Centers who service subordinate organizations located throughout CONUS.
• Ensure determinations and decisions concerning major policy and courses of action are consistent with laws and regulations governing the administration of civilian personnel.
• Providing advice and guidance in a wide range of civilian personnel functions of labor relations; management employee relations; position management and classification; recruitment and placement; and workforce development and training.
• Supervise an immediate staff of Division Chiefs, Action Officers, and support personnel involved in the full range of human resources management functions.
• Provide overall management, leadership, direction, obtaining affirmative cooperation in meeting the basic objectives of the DoD Program for Stability of Civilian Employment, and is the Army principal point of contact in the region.

At the full performance level GS-14the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following:

1. Serves as team lead for change and release management. Monitors and distributes workload in a variable workload environment to ensure proper utilization of resources.
2. Monitors change and release management processes to ensure compliance with BIO written guidance and workflows.
3. Ensures the auditability of the change management process to prevent audit findings.
4. Manage projects as assigned. Creates project plans and monitors progress and resources. Performs risk analysis for projects. Prepares reports on project status.
5. Educates and assists other BIO staff in the proper use of change and release management tools and the associated process flows.
6. Serves as project manager for major software releases and project quality gates.
7. Coordinates, documents and educates Stakeholders on change and release management workflows.

• Serves as one of the IT Specialist/System Administrator technical authorities and subject matter experts for DOI IT business processes.
• Evaluates the technical and functional impact of the introduction of new products and techniques, and advises on their supportability and capabilities.
• Establishes and directs focus on challenging and highly complex project/programs.
• Identifies and resolves highly complex problems that cross organizational boundaries and promulgates solutions.

• Serves as one of the IT Specialist/System Administrator technical authorities and subject matter experts for DOI IT business processes.
• Evaluates the technical and functional impact of the introduction of new products and techniques, and advises on their supportability and capabilities.
• Establishes and directs focus on challenging and highly complex project/programs.
• Identifies and resolves highly complex problems that cross organizational boundaries and promulgates solutions.

Official Title: Supervisory Information Technology Specialist (AI)
Duties Include:

1. Directs and controls the overall planning, direction, and execution of resources related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology solutions.
2. Plans, executes, tracks, monitors, and evaluates AI projects funded from various budget sources.
3. Gathers, consolidates, and presents information describing IT technical needs for the acquisition and implementation of AI tools, software, and infrastructure.
4. Identifies AI technical needs and recommends solutions through service, software, and equipment acquisition.
5. Forecasts long-term AI requirements and collaborates with DHHS and vendor communities to engineer future products.
6. Formulates IT policies and procedures for AI implementation and interprets plans and guidance from senior agency officials.
7. Coordinates AI technology solutions architecture to meet DHHS Department initiatives and OMB requirements.
8. Advises agency staff and federal counterparts on AI application development, system capabilities, and program modifications.
9. Conducts independent AI research and stays updated with emerging technologies to optimize agency business systems.
10. Provides technical advice, leadership, and direction on systems analysis and design-related issues for customer benefit.

• Serves as a technical advisor on projects and initiatives related to AI and Machine Learning.
• Plans, organizes, and directs AI programs and projects.
• Explores and evaluates advanced proposals to identify creative approaches for resolving critical problems and meeting program objectives.
• Serves as an agency advisor in AI application development.
• Develops guidelines and policies, and standards to meet the organization's requirements that may have an impact on bargaining unit employees.
• Designs and develops AI models and algorithms.
• Manages the product development process, alongside the development teams to ensure timely delivery of features while maintaining high-quality standards.
• Collaborates with colleagues on cross-functional, multidisciplinary teams, such as engineering, design, data science, and product to ensure seamless development and execution of AI-powered products or features.
• Provides technical advice and support on solutions to critical AI problems, which require creativity in generating new approaches, and standards to be used by internal and external stakeholders.
• Develops procurement support materials, such as acquisition plans, procurement strategies, cost estimates, statements of objectives, and schedules of deliverables.
• Conducts training sessions for agency employees as well as outside parties to share information, promote the use of AI, and assures coordination of all activities related to assigned areas of responsibility.
• Assures effective operations and achievement of contractual requirements and program objectives.

Selectee(s) will report to an assigned DOL office location on a regular basis and be eligible for telework as determined by agency policy. This is not a remote position. Offices are located in: Washington, DC; Dallas, TX; Boston, MA; New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Atlanta, GA; San Francisco, CA. For specific locations, see: DOL offices. Advertised salary reflects the pay range for the above locations. Upon selection, salary will be set in accordance with the selectee's assigned duty location.

Major duties include, but are not limited to:

• Prepare policy options based on OCIO's viewpoints, secure support for policy decisions, and recommend alternatives for action. Assist in implementing policies.
• Exercise managerial and supervisory authority for subordinate staff, including, but not limited to: assigning and reviewing work; establishing positions; selecting candidates for employment and promotion; establishing performance standards and appraising performance; recommending awards; resolving minor grievances and complaints; identifying training needs; approving leave requests; and supporting Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) affirmative action plans and objectives.
• Plan and coordinate the OCIO strategic and operational planning process in accordance with DOL and OMB guidance.
• Develop and update long- and short-term budget and performance goals and objectives in coordination with OCIO Directors.
• Participate with senior managers in agency briefings to present and defend views and recommendations for changes in budget regulations and make contributions to the short and long range planning for the information resources program development, operating policy, and internal and external coordination
• Interpret and analyze prior and current year financial data and reports to establish requirements to assure efficient resource utilization, recommending revisions to funding levels during the fiscal year as appropriate.
• Review, monitor, and manage the financial operations for OCIO to ensure conformity with DOL policies and procedures on administrative control of funds. Maximize utilization of OCIO resources.
• Perform other duties as assigned.