Total 4 job vacancies by Office of the Chief Administrative Officer

As a Supervisory Inventory Management Specialist, you will:

• Serve as the main agency contact point for the implementation of the Federal Management Regulations for personal property.
• Manage and oversee Departmental personal property inventory programs.
• Plan and conduct management studies and analyses of Departmental property inventory operations, process, and programs.
• Direct all activities involving the administration of bank card purchase, Blanket Purchase Agreements and contracts for various personal property functions, including office equipment maintenance and repair, conventional furniture and case goods purchase, furniture repairs and reconfiguration, and carpet purchase and installation.
• Develop Departmental budget estimates for furniture and equipment needs based upon historical data, knowledge of property requirements and equipment capabilities.

As a Budget Analyst, you will:

• Plan, organize, and carries out a major, substantive budget for a significant program component, ensuring the effective integration of program and budget planning.
• Provide advice to top management on the Federal budget process. May develop, recommend, and implement budgetary policies affecting the financing and accomplishment of national programs.
• Review and/or prepare budget schedules and related financial documentation related to presentation of Office of Administration's Budget.
• Prepare briefing materials and develop data required for use during congressional hearings. Assist in responding to routine budget-related inquiries submitted by the congressional staff, public interest groups, the press, and private individual.

As a Budget Analyst, you will:

• Plan, organize, and carries out a major, substantive budget for a significant program component, ensuring the effective integration of program and budget planning.
• Provide advice to top management on the Federal budget process. May develop, recommend, and implement budgetary policies affecting the financing and accomplishment of national programs.
• Review and/or prepare budget schedules and related financial documentation related to presentation of Office of Administration's Budget.
• Prepare briefing materials and develop data required for use during congressional hearings. Assist in responding to routine budget-related inquiries submitted by the congressional staff, public interest groups, the press, and private individual.

As a Budget Analyst, you will:

• Plan, organize, and carries out a major, substantive budget for a significant program component, ensuring the effective integration of program and budget planning.
• Provide advice to top management on the Federal budget process. May develop, recommend, and implement budgetary policies affecting the financing and accomplishment of national programs.
• Review and/or prepare budget schedules and related financial documentation related to presentation of Office of Administration's Budget.
• Prepare briefing materials and develop data required for use during congressional hearings. Assist in responding to routine budget-related inquiries submitted by the congressional staff, public interest groups, the press, and private individual.