Job Listing: Assistant Inspector General for Management (AIGM)

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 1 vacancy - Washington DC Metro Area, DC The Department of the Treasury, Office of Inspector General (OIG) is
looking for a talented senior executive to lead its Office of
Management(OM).
The executive chosen for this job will be responsible for the
policy, planning and resource programs in support of the OIG's
mission.

Major Duties

You will serve as the Assistant Inspector General for
Management (AIGM) in the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and
serves as a strategic member of the OIG Senior Management Group.
The incumbent is a key advisor to the Deputy Inspector General (DIG)
and Inspector General (IG) and provides executive leadership to the
Office of Management through the Deputy Assistant Inspector General
for Management (DAIGM), immediate staff, and three subordinate
division managers.

Serves as an advisor to the Deputy Inspector General/Inspector
General on administrative and technical policy and procedures in the
functional areas of human resources, payroll, administrative
services, procurement, travel management, facilities management,
budget, and information technology technical services and
information management systems support.

Incumbent develops and maintains OIG policies and procedures and
coordinates OIG planning efforts that may cross other organizational
entities. Oversees the development, administration, and provision
of all administrative and support services required by the OIG.
Oversees OIG's response to Congressional, Office of Management and
Budget, and President's Council on Integrity and Efficiency, and
other external organizations requesting data involving OIG programs,
policies, and activities.

How to Apply

To meet the minimum qualifications requirements, applicants must
possess the technical and executive core qualifications to perform
the duties as described above. These qualifications would typically
be acquired through education, experience and training which reflect
progressive development and achievement in the investigative field.
An individual's total experience and education must demonstrate the
ability to perform the duties of the position.
Required 5-step application process:
Step 1: Register on USAJOBS at www.usajobs.opm.gov and create at
least one Federal resume. Build your on-line resume using the
USAJOBS resume builder. Please DO NOT mail, fax or e-mail a copy of
your resume, OF-612, etc.
Step 2: Once you have completed the registration process, select
the "Apply Online" button and follow the instructions. Click the
Apply Online link at the bottom of the page and then select one of
your stored resumes to submit with your application. Click the
"Apply for this position now!" button to start the submission of
your application and be redirected to the Department of the
Treasury's CareerConnector website to complete the application
process.
Step 3: Answer the series of questions related to your eligibility
for Federal employment. These questions determine what types of
jobs you are eligible to apply for based on your past Federal
experience and other factors. Your answers will be saved for use in
all future applications with OIG. You may update this information
at anytime.
Step 4: Once you have completed the eligibility questions, the
system will route you to the vacancy application questions. Answer
all of the questions. Click on the "Submit" button once you have
completed your application. Once you submit your online
application, you will see a screen telling you that your application
has been successfully transmitted. If you do not receive this
confirmation, you have not successfully completed your application.
The vacancy questions are available until 11:59pm Eastern Standard
Time (EST) on the closing date listed on the vacancy announcement.
You need to transmit your entire application by or before the
deadline to receive consideration. Please have a copy of your
entire application emailed to you to ensure confirmation of receipt.
Once you have submitted your application, you can check your status
online through your MY USAJOBS account. For further information
refer to the "What to Expect Next" section of this vacancy
announcement.
Step 5: Send any required supplemental documentation (See Required
Documents section below) via mail, fax or by hand in order for
your application to be found eligible for consideration under this
announcement.
Failure to submit the required documentation will result in your
application being removed from consideration for this announcement.


Required Documents:
Please fax the following documents to 202-927-6492 by 11:59pm EST on
the closing date of this announcement. Please put the announcement
number on the fax.
-- Most recent SF-50 (If current/former federal government employee
only)
-- Current Performance Appraisal
-- Answers to ECQs (Optional - you can submit on-line or via fax)
Supplemental documentation may be mailed or hand carried to the
following address:
740 15th Street, NW, Suite 510
Washington, DC 20220 or (use zip code 20005 for FEDEx, UPS or other
direct delivery service ONLY)
NOTE: Mailed documents have to be received in our office by the
closing date.


Contact Information:
-Kim Mingo

Phone: 202-927-5200

Fax: 202-927-6492

Email: -HumanResources@oig.treas.gov


Or write:
Office of Inspector General
740 15th St NW
Suite 510
Washington, DC 20220

Fax: 202-927-6492


What To Expect Next:
You can check the status of your application anytime (24/7) by
accessing the USAJOBS online application system at
http://www.usajobs.gov. You will need to provide your USAJOBS User
ID and Password to access the "Track our Online Job Application"
feature.
You will receive final notification via email when this vacancy has
been filled.
If your contact information changes after the closing date of this
vacancy announcement, send your updated information to
careerconnectorhelp@do.treas.gov to ensure you can be contacted
throughout the selection process.