Total 26 Others level Others job vacancies in Baltimore, Maryland

• You will counsel clients on the full range of government acquisition-related issues, including the preparation and review of acquisition strategies and other elements of acquisition planning.
• You will provide legal advice on questions of fiscal law, and interpret applicable statutes, regulations, and policy guidance.
• You will practice law predominantly in the area of federal procurement and manage challenging acquisition portfolios, including major weapons systems that are critical to the future of the Department of the Navy.

Starting at $82,764 Per Year (GS 11-15)

• You will serve as an Audit Liaison to the Fleet Cyber command enterprise's subordinate commands, field activities, and forward elements.
• You will provide expert technical advice and guidance to the Commander, Deputy Commander, and Senior Staff on inspections and investigations as the Inspector General.
• You will direct workflow and priorities to ensure timely accomplishment of the Inspector General Office's mission by mitigating risk and optimizing enterprise readiness through professional Inspector General products and services.
• You will supervise the Inspector General staff and perform technical, administrative, and management tasks and provide provide justification, direction, and allocation of resources (people, budget, material).
• You will develop the objectives, policy, and guidance for and maintain oversight of the command’s Inspection Program.
• You will conduct investigations, including hotline investigations, military whistleblower reprisal investigations, investigations in response to Congressional inquiries, and other investigations.
• You will review feedback, findings, and recommendations from the auditing agency and provide concurrence, as appropriate, for recommendations.

Starting at $163,964 Per Year (GG 15)

This position serves as a General Engineer in the U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), Engineering Services Division, Survivability and Sustainment Branch, Maintenance Programs Section. The Section includes responsibility for the SFLC Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) programs for Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) equipment installed on all cutters and boats. The work involves a wide range of engineering including, but not limited to, diesel, gas turbine and electric propulsion systems, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, piping systems, hydraulics, ordnance, electrical distribution and control systems and other shipboard mechanical and electrical systems. No one field of engineering expertise predominates. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

Coordinates Coast Guard and fleet involvement in RCMA initiatives, as well as reviews program products. Conducts RCM analysis, feasibility studies, reviews designs and specifications for equipment, materials and methods of retrofit or installation, and develops life cycle cost estimates and life cycle information for engineering projects. These technical instructions, guides and descriptive literature are used by SFLC units in operating, maintaining and repairing shipboard HM&E, ordnance and electronic systems.

Directly support the Section Chief via providing oversight of all RCM initiatives.

Provides technical expertise on RCM programs by providing professional engineering advice to Coast Guard new cutter and boat acquisitions as well as sustainment projects.

As an RCM expert, develops and refines procedures or influences policies to resolve highly complex and unusual problems.

Analyzes and reviews designs, specifications and independent cost estimates for a variety of complex mechanical or electrical systems and components on vessels involving different types of mechanical, structural and electrical equipment.

Reviews system designs and documents prepared by consulting engineers for compliance with requirements and recommends revisions.

Develops and reviews classical RCM analyses for new and existing systems.

Ensures analysis methodology is in accordance with established standards and procedures and that results provide accurate data and information required to establish effective Maintenance Requirements Lists.

Executes Coast Guard Maintenance Effectiveness Review (CG MER) programs adhering to RCM principles in all activities.

Oversees selection of appropriate candidate systems for the CG MER process, manages efforts to plan, execute, analyze results and use resulting data to effect improvements in system maintenance and ensure publishing of Maintenance Requirements Lists consistent with Reliability Centered Maintenance principles.

Coordinate and conduct technical investigations, such as Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) or statistical analysis of deficiencies for systems or components and maintenance practices.

Evaluate alternative corrective measures using business-case analysis by considering technology, system requirements, and economics. These types of projects often require the incumbent to review, evaluate and advise on the effectiveness, technical adequacy and suitability of work and proposals of others. Implement and manage remedial actions that are the outcome of failure analyses.

Act as technical advisor to other SFLC divisions, branches and sections, other Coast Guard organizations, and consults in all areas of responsibility.

Coordinates reviews with Program Depot Maintenance Sections of each Product Line and its associated depot maintenance agents for maintenance engineering and improvement issues, and program changes.

Works closely with the Product Lines' Engineering Branches, Projects Sections and field activities to analyze and define RCM actions and support Condition Based Maintenance efforts required to achieve established management objectives and milestones.

Provides quality assurance and policy oversight and confirms that SFLC Divisions/Product Lines and other organizational entities are in compliance with RCM policies.

Performs ship checks on Coast Guard cutters as needed to obtain data for RCM study, design and review and to ensure compliance with specifications.

Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12)

This position serves as a General Engineer in the U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), Engineering Services Division, Survivability and Sustainment Branch, Maintenance Programs Section. The Section includes responsibility for the SFLC Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) programs for Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) equipment installed on all cutters and boats. The work involves a wide range of engineering including, but not limited to, diesel, gas turbine and electric propulsion systems, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, piping systems, hydraulics, ordnance, electrical distribution and control systems and other shipboard mechanical and electrical systems. No one field of engineering expertise predominates.

Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

Coordinates Coast Guard and fleet involvement in RCMA initiatives, as well as reviews program products. Conducts RCM analysis, feasibility studies, reviews designs and specifications for equipment, materials and methods of retrofit or installation, and develops life cycle cost estimates and life cycle information for engineering projects. These technical instructions, guides and descriptive literature are used by SFLC units in operating, maintaining and repairing shipboard HM&E, ordnance and electronic systems.

Directly support the Section Chief via providing oversight of all RCM initiatives.

Provides technical expertise on RCM programs by providing professional engineering advice to Coast Guard new cutter and boat acquisitions as well as sustainment projects.

As an RCM expert, develops and refines procedures or influences policies to resolve highly complex and unusual problems.

Analyzes and reviews designs, specifications and independent cost estimates for a variety of complex mechanical or electrical systems and components on vessels involving different types of mechanical, structural and electrical equipment.

Reviews system designs and documents prepared by consulting engineers for compliance with requirements and recommends revisions.

Develops and reviews classical RCM analyses for new and existing systems.

Ensures analysis methodology is in accordance with established standards and procedures and that results provide accurate data and information required to establish effective Maintenance Requirements Lists. Executes Coast Guard Maintenance Effectiveness Review (CG MER) programs adhering to RCM principles in all activities.

Oversees selection of appropriate candidate systems for the CG MER process, manages efforts to plan, execute, analyze results and use resulting data to effect improvements in system maintenance and ensure publishing of Maintenance Requirements Lists consistent with Reliability Centered Maintenance principles.
Coordinate and conduct technical investigations, such as Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) or statistical analysis of deficiencies for systems or components and maintenance practices. Evaluate alternative corrective measures using business-case analysis by considering technology, system requirements, and economics. These types of projects often require the incumbent to review, evaluate and advise on the effectiveness, technical adequacy and suitability of work and proposals of others. Implement and manage remedial actions that are the outcome of failure analyses.

Act as technical advisor to other SFLC divisions, branches and sections, other Coast Guard organizations, and consults in all areas of responsibility.

Coordinates reviews with Program Depot Maintenance Sections of each Product Line and its associated depot maintenance agents for maintenance engineering and improvement issues, and program changes.

Works closely with the Product Lines' Engineering Branches, Projects Sections and field activities to analyze and define RCM actions and support Condition Based Maintenance efforts required to achieve established management objectives and milestones.

Provides quality assurance and policy oversight and confirms that SFLC Divisions/Product Lines and other organizational entities are in compliance with RCM policies.

Performs ship checks on Coast Guard cutters as needed to obtain data for RCM study, design and review and to ensure compliance with specifications.

Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12)

The attorney will serve as advisor to the Chief of the Adjudications Law Division (ALD), the Chief Counsel, and to USCIS and other Departmental components on issues relating to the adjudication of immigration benefits. ALD attorneys provide advice to the Director and USCIS Operations on the legal consequences of laws, policies and initiatives that affect immigration benefit processing and adjudications (including nonimmigrant visas, adjustment of status, I-140 and inadmissibility). ALD attorneys' responsibilities include, but are not limited to, reviewing regulations, policy memoranda, and field guidance for legal sufficiency. ALD attorneys also provide litigation support to the Department of Justice in federal lawsuits involving USCIS regulations, adjudications, practices, and/or policies. These positions are supervised by an ALD Deputy and the ALD Chief. The duty station will be at HQ Camp Springs or any currently existing USCIS office location duty station.

Starting at $117,962 Per Year (GS 13-15)

As a General Engineer, you will perform the following duties:

• Serving as Future Capabilities Lead, to perform Systems Engineering Functions related to the identification of future needs, overseeing fundamental and applied research to explore new capabilities, and overseeing development, testing, and transition of new capabilities for the Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) Space Situational Awareness (SSA) mission.
• Formulate, identify, implement, and oversee fundamental and advanced applied research studies to develop future capabilities to enhance future goals and objectives of the program.
• Serve as a technical consultant to coordinate with stakeholders to ensure existing and future requirements are planned, identified, tested, assessed, and implemented as directed.

Starting at $117,962 Per Year (ZP 4)

• Leads the APG Client Services Division in providing high-quality legal advice and guidance on a variety of legal matters to a client base consisting primarily of active-duty and retired military Servicemembers.
• Serves as the (CSRA) Supervisor and rater for a staff consisting of civilian personnel, including setting and adjusting priorities, providing guidance and training, supervising work, and managing office priorities and workload.
• Counsels on Family law matters, including marriage and divorce, financial nonsupport, child custody and visitation, and family care plans.
• Advises on estate planning matters, including wills, trusts, guardianships, powers of attorney, and advance medical directives/living wills.
• Counsels on landlord-tenant issues, including the termination of leases under the Service Member’s Civil Relief Act and residential communities’ initiative disputes.
• Advises on consumer legal issues, including, contracts, security agreements, warranties, cancellations, defects/deficiencies of purchased goods.
• Assists with Servicemember immigration issues and the naturalization process.
• Advises Servicemembers responding to military administrative actions including line of duty investigations, financial liability investigations, memorandums of reprimand.
• Prepares preventative law articles for distribution on the installation and through digital mediums.
• Establishes and maintains liaison with national, state, and local bar organizations, focusing on those that provide legal services to the military community.
• Prepares reports and briefs the Staff Judge Advocate and other leadership on Division activities, case and claim status, and other matters as required.
• Initiates, investigates, and processes administrative tort claims and property affirmative claims filed under the Federal Tort Claims Act, Military Claims Act, and other relevant laws and regulations that occur in the assigned area.
• Conducts legal research and analysis, drafts legal documents and correspondence, and develops conclusions and recommendations on all covered legal duties.

Starting at $117,962 Per Year (GS 13)

• Provide direct assistance to Soldiers, civilians, and family members, handling a range of concerns with sensitivity, discretion, and professionalism.
• Apply the Inspector General Action Process (IGAP) to analyze complaints, requests for assistance, and requests for information.
• Develop, plan, and execute inspections aligned with the Organizational Inspection Program to assess compliance, identify potential risks and recommend improvements.
• Write detailed inspection reports with actionable recommendations for commanders, highlighting strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for improvements.
• Conduct impartial, thorough investigations into alleged violations of law or policy, adhering to IG investigative principles.
• Prepare well-organized, clear, and evidence-based investigation reports that effectively communicate findings.
• Facilitate training for leaders, staff, and Soldiers on IG processes, responsibilities, trends, and best practices, enhancing awareness and compliance.
• Conduct scenario-based training for Investigating Officers (IOs) to build investigative proficiency, covering evidence assessment, interviewing techniques, and report writing.
• Conduct Organizational Inspection Program Training (OIP) for leaders, staff, and inspection team members, explaining inspection principles and regulatory requirements. Provide guidance on OIP implementation and oversight.
• Brief senior leaders on findings and follow up to ensure that corrective actions are implemented.
• Utilize analytical and writing skills to present complex information in a straightforward manner for senior leaders' understanding and decision-making.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (NH 3)

The General Maintenance & Operations Supervisor performs a dual role involving both managerial and supervisory responsibilities. Managerial responsibilities cover activities both within the Shop and as a participant in and contributor to the overall management. The supervisory responsibilities involve the technical leadership and direction of a staff of various trades and skills, including but not limited to HVAC, electrical, welding, pipefitting, carpentry, framing, wood crafting, painting, and masonry.

In this position, you will:

• Act as a principal advisor to the Zone Manager on maintenance operations involving the metals, electrical, paint, woodcraft, and HVAC Shop’s responsibilities for painting, machining, carpentry, and
  masonry.
• Plan, direct and monitor the work of 10-15 subordinate with journeyman skills who are responsible for general construction and remodeling, restoration of interior and exterior structures. 
• Establish deadlines and priorities on the basis of work schedules, methodologies and governing policies. 
• Maintain close contact with customers, responds promptly to their inquiries and checks periodically with them to determine their degree of satisfaction with the quality of work being performed; meet with
  customers at the conclusion of the project to determine degree of satisfaction with the finished product and the processes that interface with customers.

Starting at $41.05 Per Hour (WS 10)

• You will serve as the Lead Test Engineer for an Integrated Test Team (ITT), comprised of test team members represented by various NAVAIRSYSCOM disciplines and airframe/engine/weapons systems contractors.
• You will be responsible to the Program Office and to the Test and Evaluation Working Integrated Product Team in the overarching planning, execution, and reporting of Integrated Test.
• You will be responsible for completion of all integrated testing through providing planning, design, execution, data reduction, analysis, and reporting of integrated testing as well as establishing and tracking test requirements.
• You will coordinate facility and test resources; provide input for budget requirements; maintain configuration control of ship and aircraft system test articles; and act as the liaison between stakeholders and the Program Manager.
• You will participate in engineering technical reviews and program cost reviews, assist in the maintenance of the Program integrated master schedule, maintain and report metrics, and be responsible for integrating test issues and risk management.
• You will set performance standards; establish team assignment agreements; provide long range workload planning inputs to branches and divisions; and provide input to performance appraisals, independent development plans, and training requests.
• You will maintain close liaison with the Program Management office concerning policy, guidance, and utilization of test resources, making recommendations to the Program Manager on matters such as test schedule and planning.
• You will manage and support detailed test planning in the areas of airworthiness, ship suitability, weapons and systems integration, and mission assessment (to include sensor, weapon, and multi-ship operations).
• You will define requirements for facilities, manpower, and financial assets to support Test and Evaluation programs; ensuring the required resources are available in a timely manner and the projected flight test program schedules are adhered to.

Starting at $139,395 Per Year (DP 5)

• Subject matter expert on Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Privacy Act and Civil Liberties. Provides legal advice to senior Air Staff, Secretariat, Major Command, and base level personnel on all issues pertaining to administrative law, focusing on information law (Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Privacy Act (PA), Records Management) civil liberties, privacy issues, information technology access and related areas.
• Serves as the principal advisor to and provides legal opinions, consultation, and advice to TJAG, Air Staff, the Secretariat, Major Commands, and base personnel on information, civil liberty, information technology access, publications, Freedom of Information Act, records management, and privacy law and other civil law and policy practice areas.
• Represents The Judge Advocate General's office at meetings on issues related to the functional assigned areas. Creates training plans and provides training to the Air Staff, the Secretariat, Major Command, and base personnel on information, civil liberty, information technology access, publications, Freedom of Information Act, records management, and privacy law and other Civil Law and Policy division practice areas as needed.

Starting at $163,964 Per Year (GS 15)

1. (Duty Statement for positions that require supervisory duties but does not meet the 25% of time threshold.) Plans and schedules work in a manner that promotes a smooth flow and even distribution. Coordinates plans and schedules with other organization managers and customers as appropriate. Identifies need for changes in priorities and takes action to implement such changes. Plans work to be accomplished by subordinates, sets and adjusts short-term priorities, and prepares schedules. Assigns work to subordinate employees based on organization priorities and consideration of difficulty and requirements of assignments such that the experience, training, and abilities of staff are effectively utilized to meet organization and customer needs. Balances workload and provides advice, guidance, and direction on a wide range of policy, investigative, inspection/ exercise, strategic planning, and administrative issues. Structures assignments to create effective and economical positions. Coordinates with other organization managers and customers as appropriate. Reviews organization mission, functions, and manning. Identifies requirements and initiates requests for additional resources including personnel, overtime, equipment, supplies, training and space to ensure success in meeting goals and objectives. Provides advice to supervisor on significant issues and problems related to work accomplishment. Establishes metrics and utilizes analysis systems to ensure actions are timely and reviewed at critical points. Accepts, amends, or rejects work presented by subordinates. Performs self-assessments and presents detailed and comprehensive reports with any corrective action taken to supervisor. Follows-up to ensure complete and quality resolution of discrepancies. Assesses and revises policies and procedures as needed to find ways to improve quality, timeliness, and efficiency of work. 2. Responsible for the acquisition, construction, maintenance, repair, and operating of real property facilities, and provides related management, engineering, and other support work. 3. Represents the Base Architect/Engineer at meetings and conferences with HQ ANG and intermediate command staff, Commanders and staff representatives of tenant organizations, Division and District Engineer representatives of the Corps of Engineers and Naval Facilities Engineering Command, metropolitan airports commission staff; FAA, Veterans Administration, highway department representatives; Federal, states, and city Environmental Protection Agency representatives. Coordinates on plans, exchanges information, recommends policy or procedures and keeps apprised of new architecture and engineering developments. Makes decisions in line with prior ANG Base policy and planning, such as priority of new construction, acceptance of completed work, facility disposal, real estate acquisition, utilization, or disposal actions. 4. Provides technical instructions and information on architectural, engineering and other technical requirements and assigns phases of projects to subordinate architects, engineers, engineering technicians, and draftsmen. 5. Through subordinate supervisors, directs approximately twenty-five or more civilian and military employees engaged in readiness, Crash-Fire-Rescue engineering design, explosive ordnance disposal engineering, and operational facility maintenance duties and is responsible for providing training and facilities for the OJT and proficiency training of approximately 100 drill status officers and airmen. Exercises personnel management responsibilities normally found in positions at this level including identification of training needs for supervisors and technical staff members. Performs other duties as assigned.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12)

• Conducts research and completes purchase requests for supplies/equipment for multiple Resident Agencies. Serves as a Government Purchase Card cardholder for the field office, maintaining records of all procurement actions and ensuring compliance.
• Serves as the office property custodian for multiple Resident Agencies; inventories accountable property and equipment; disposes of excess property; conducts annual accountable property inspections.
• Supports the AO with managing the field office GOV fleet, including assisting multiple Resident Agencies with ordering new and replacement GOVs, manage license plate registrations/renewals, monitoring preventative maintenance and service requests.
• Monitors staff compliance with mandatory training requirements and reports any delinquencies to the AO or supervisor. Ensures that training records and files are maintained, updated, and retired according to applicable record retention schedules.
• Assists the AO with field office staffing actions, including onboarding, promotion and departure requests and helps maintain field office personnel rosters, emergency contact lists and duty agent rosters.
• Assists office personnel with travel arrangements and properly documents all travel within the Defense Travel System (DTS). Assists the AO in managing DTS account profiles for all field office personnel.

Starting at $68,405 Per Year (GS 9)

• General Administrative Law Advice. Incumbent supervises military and civilian senior attorneys and paraprofessionals, exercising a broad scope of responsibilities in the areas of general administrative law and policy considerations.
• Serves as a Primary Ethics Counselor for all USCYBERCOM military members and civilian employees.
• Serves as the Senior Civilian Personnel Law attorney for USCYBERCOM providing legal advice, in coordination with the SJA, to the USCYBERCOM Commander, Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff, the Joint Directors and other staff.
• Conducts research in connection with pending civilian personnel law cases and analyzes factual and legal issues. Conducts pre­hearing examination of witnesses and other litigation matters. Prepares legal memorandums in connection with hearings.
• Serves as a supervisor and senior legal advisor to provide oversight of the USCYBERCOM Office of the Staff Judge Advocate’s General Administrative Law Division.
• Supervises, manages, and leads military and civilian attorneys and paraprofessionals.
• Refers civilian personnel grievances and more serious complaints, if unresolvable, to the Staff Judge Advocate. Effects minor disciplinary measures, such as warnings or oral/written counseling.
• Recommends action on civilian personnel law matters and general administrative law matters to higher level supervisors in more serious cases. Identifies career developmental and training needs of military and civilian employees.
• Promotes and assures compliance with the Command and the Army MEO/EEO programs and other policies and directives.
• Exercises seasoned judgment in keeping the Deputy Staff Judge Advocate and Staff Judge Advocate updated on any significant personnel or administrative matters within the Division.

Starting at $163,964 Per Year (GG 15)

As an Attorney-Advisor (General), GS-0905-12, you are responsible for the effective management and accomplishment of the day to day legal workload necessary to provide legal services and support to the Adjutant General, staff elements of both the Army and Air National Guard and subordinate units, as well as the United States Property and Fiscal Officer for the State and his staff. Provides professional legal advice and opinions, both written and oral, on issues arising from federal laws and regulations or concerning the federal mission of the National Guard. Serves as litigation point of contact for the State. Prepares litigation reports, briefs, pleadings and other papers associated with civil litigation involving the National Guard. Upon designation by the U.S. Department of Justice, or, in appropriate cases, when designated by the Office of Legal Adviser, National Guard Bureau, may appear as counsel for the National Guard or National Guard officials or employees in civil litigation. Acts as the State Adjutant General's representative in third-party proceedings under the Federal Labor-Management Relations Statute. Reviews technician collective bargaining agreements for legal sufficiency. Upon designation by the State Adjutant General, may participate in collective bargaining as a member of the management negotiating team. Serves as claims officer for the State. Prepares claims reports for the processing of claims by the appropriate claims office. Upon designation by the State Adjutant General, participates as Staff Judge Advocate to the Convening Authority in State National Guard courts-martial and as legal adviser or counsel in administrative board proceedings. Reviews Reports of Survey, Line of Duty determinations and similar administrative proceedings for legal sufficiency. Reviews contracts, procurement actions and real property matters involving federal funds for legal sufficiency. Upon designation by the State Adjutant General, participates in negotiations involving contracts, acquisitions, and real property matters. Drafts contracts, agreements and real property documents. Prepares and presents legal training for judge advocates and for other personnel as required.

Acts as legal assistance officer for members of the National Guard of the State by providing the following:
i. Domestic relations. Advises on legal and practical meaning and effects of divorce, legal separations, annulment, custody. Refers to appropriate agencies as necessary.
ii. Wills and estates. Provides legal advice and counseling on wills and estates. Drafts and executes wills and codicils. Advises on estate planning to include minor tax considerations and non-trusts under applicable state statues, or refers to private attorneys as necessary.
iii. Nonsupport and indebtedness. Advises and counsels on effect and procedures, to include garnishment rules, repossession procedures, default judgments, adverse personnel actions. Refers to appropriate agencies as necessary.
iv. Landlord-Tenant relations and customer affairs. Advises and counsels on tenant's rights; eviction procedures; the legal effect and meaning of leases, offers to purchase, sales contracts and customer's rights in dealing with merchants and lenders; credit reporting agencies; etc. Prepares correspondence and legal instruments. Provides advice on rights accorded by Servicemembers' Civil Relief Act and other statutory provisions.
v. General. Prepares complex powers of attorney and other instruments, advises on immigration/naturalization procedures, insurance matters, general contracts, personal property law. Provides for client referrals to private attorneys as appropriate.

Coordinates activities with part-time judge advocates to insure effective utilization of part-time JAG officers. Performs other professional legal and military duties as required.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12)