Job Listing: Management & Program Analyst, GS-343-12
Duty Locations
1 vacancy - Washington DC Metro Area, DC In support of the mission of the ED, OIG promotes the efficiency,
effectiveness and integrity of the Department of Education programs
and operations; prevents and detects fraud, waste and abuse; provide
direction for inspections, audits and investigations; and provides a
means for keeping the Secretary of Education and Congress fully
informed about Department problems and deficiencies.
This position is perfect for experienced professionals who
want a position that has goal-oriented projects, that offer
retirement benefits and has a flexible work and leave schedule.
In addition to the regular Federal benefits, the incumbent will be
able to enjoy an array of other benefits offered at ED such as:
Flexible schedules, fitness center, transit benefits/metro subsidy,
and ongoing Training/Career Development. For a full list of benefits
that may be offered at ED and throughout the federal government,
please refer to the "Benefits" section of this announcement.
Major Duties
The incumbent coordinates OIG office relocations projects at
headquarters and regional offices. Monitors space utilization rates
and rental costs and makes recommendations to upper management on
effective space usage in headquarters and regional offices. Monitors
spending against reimbursable work, authorization & project contracts
to ensure accountability of funds. Serves as the OIG Asset Manager
by coordinating the movement and inventory of all OIG assets in
headquarters and regional offices. Reconcile financial reports;
assist in ensuring that errors are corrected, commitments are
obligated or uncommitted as applicable, and excess funds are
identified and ensures that the final FY planned amounts are
obligated/expended. Analyzes and evaluates on a
quantitative/qualitative basis the effectiveness of line program
operations in meeting established goals and objectives. Evaluates
and advises on organization structures, methods, and procedures.
Analyzes management information requirements. Develops, analyzes,
and evaluates new or modified program/management policies,
regulations, goals, or objectives. Develops procedures and systems
for assessing the effectiveness of programs/management processes.
How to Apply
Application to this announcement requires the online submission of
basic applicant information, responses to vacancy specific questions
or knowledge, skills and abilities (KSA) questions and submission of
supporting documentation (described in the required documents section
below). All application materials will be accepted until midnight
Eastern Time on the closing date. Help in applying online is
available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern
Time at the number listed in the Contact information section.
NOTE: Our online application system is 100% compatible with Internet
Explorer versions 5.5 and above. If you are using any other web
browser to complete your application you may experience errors,
missing text or you may be unable to complete your application on-
line.
STEP ONE (On-line Resume):
You must create a user account and at least one Federal resume at
USAJOBS. The information you provide in your Federal resume will
become part of your application and will automatically be transferred
to our system when you apply on-line.
1. Begin the application process by clicking on the [Apply Online]
button at the bottom of the announcement.
2. Log into your USAJOBS account (if you are not already logged in)
or create one (if you do not have one established).
3. Select the resume you would like to submit and click on [Apply
for this position now!]. You will now be automatically transferred
to our system where you will complete the application process.
STEP TWO (Personal Information):
1. Once you have been transferred, follow the on-screen prompts to
complete your application. Be certain to read the on-screen
instructions thoroughly before continuing. First, you will be
asked to complete or update your information on file.
2. If you have already been to our site you will have the option to
update your information on file or go directly to the assessment. We
recommend selecting the option to update your information on file
each time you apply. By selecting this option you will be able to
verify your data on file is accurate. Additionally, previously faxed
supporting documentation is stored within this section and you will
be able to review your stored documents and/or print fax cover sheets
if you need to submit/re-submit documents.
3. After completing or updating your information, you will be
notified of the announcement types you are eligible to apply to.
Follow the prompts to move through the website, you will be taken to
a page containing a list of fax cover sheets for supporting documents.
STEP THREE (Faxing Supporting Documentation):
**CURRENT DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION EMPLOYEES DO NOT NEED TO SUBMIT/FAX
SUPPLEMENTAL DOCUMENTATION UNLESS SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED BY THE
SERVICING HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST**
The next step of the application process is to fax all the required
supporting documentation specified in the Required Documents section
of this vacancy announcement. You do not need to have all of your
supporting documentation submitted in order to continue with the
online portion of the application process. Please carefully follow
the instructions below, to ensure your supporting documents are
properly faxed and received. All required documents must be received
by midnight Eastern Time on the closing date of the vacancy
announcement.
***Not all of the document types listed will pertain to you; only
submit documents needed to complete your application package. For
example, the Schedule A Certification document must only be submitted
by individuals applying based on eligibility for appointment due to a
disability. The SF-50 is a form current and former Federal
employees submit to document their Federal employment status, and a
DD-214 is only required from applicants with military service.
FAX INSTRUCTIONS:
1. If you have previously faxed supporting documentation the status
of those documents will indicate Received. There is no need to
resubmit documents which show a status of received unless you are
submitting an updated copy. (If a document is resubmitted, it
replaces the previous submission, which means the previous document
is no longer available to the human resources office. If you are
adding to, rather than replacing, a previous submission, you must fax
both the old document and the new document for them both to be
accessible to HR.)
2. You must use a separate cover sheet for each category of
supporting documentation (i.e., transcripts, SF-50, DD-214). Choose
the document cover sheet(s) you would like to print by selecting the
appropriate check boxes in the Selected Documents column.
3. Click the [Print Cover Sheets] button. A window will pop up
containing the fax cover sheet(s) you selected. Print the coversheet
(s). NOTE: You must be connected to a printer in order to print the
coversheets. Additionally, you must allow pop-ups.
4. Once you have reviewed the list of documents and printed any
required fax cover sheets click on [Done]. You will be moved forward
in the application process.
5. Before faxing your document(s), take care to ensure the document
is legible and all information is complete and signed, if necessary.
Fax only documents which are clear and legible. Original documents
with light or faded print and/or dark or patterned backgrounds
will not be legible upon receipt. Illegible faxed documents cannot
be used for qualification or verification purposes.
6. Place the corresponding cover sheet on top of the document and
fax the cover sheet and document together to the fax number specified
on the cover sheet. NOTE: If you are faxing documents from more
than one category of supporting documentation, you must submit them
with the appropriate cover sheet. EACH DOCUMENT TYPE MUST BE FAXED
SEPARATELY under its corresponding cover sheet. DO NOT FAX ALL
DOCUMENTS TYPES UNDER ONE COVER SHEET. (i.e., Transcripts are one
type of document; fax all pages of your transcript and other
education-related documents under the transcript cover sheet; the SF-
50 is another document type, if you are faxing more than one SF-
50, fax them all under the SF-50 cover sheet.)
7. Be sure to save these cover sheets in the event you need to re-
fax your supporting documents. Each fax transmission includes a
unique identification number and bar code, which ensures your
document is processed correctly.
8. You will receive an e-mail confirming the fax has been
successfully received by Human Resources. You should retain your e-
mail confirmation and confirmation of your fax transmittal report as
proof of submission.
Your application will be considered incomplete and YOU WILL BE FOUND
INELIGIBLE if you fail to submit the required documentation as
specified under the required documents section by midnight Eastern
Time on the closing date of the vacancy announcement.
STEP FOUR (Vacancy Specific Questions or KSAs):
1. After reviewing your supporting documentation, you will be asked
to respond to questions specific to this vacancy. You must respond
to all questions in order to save or proceed with the application
process.
2. Once you have answered all vacancy questions click on [Finished].
STEP FIVE (Review and Submit Application):
The final step of the application process is to review and submit
your complete online application package.
1. Review the personal information, core questions, vacancy
questions and resume for accuracy and completeness.
2. Once you are satisfied with your application click on [Finished]
to submit your application. If you do not click on this final
[Finished] button your application will not be submitted and
you will not receive consideration.
3. Once you have submitted your application you will be redirected
back to USAJOBS where you may view your application status, continue
to browse for open positions and/or apply for additional positions.
You may return at any time until midnight Eastern Time on the closing
date of the announcement to update or make changes to your
application.
Required Documents:
**CURRENT DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION EMPLOYEES DO NOT NEED TO SUBMIT/FAX
SUPPLEMENTAL DOUCUMENTATION UNLESS SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED BY
SERVICING HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST.**
All required supporting documentation MUST be received by midnight
Eastern Time on the closing date of the announcement. Supporting
documentation must be faxed to the fax number noted on the system
generated fax cover sheets. Please carefully read the How to Apply
section for instructions on faxing your supporting documentation.
You only need to fax your supporting documentation into the system
one time. Once submitted, it will be automatically applied to any
future positions you apply to with us. You only need to resubmit
documentation if you need to submit an updated copy.
***Fax only documents which are clear and legible. Original
documents with light or faded print and/or dark or patterned
backgrounds will not be legible upon receipt. Illegible faxed
documents cannot be used for qualification or verification purposes.
If your supporting documentation has light or faded print and/or
dark or patterned backgrounds but is otherwise legible, it may be
mailed to the address listed in the Agency Contact section. Mailed
supporting documentation must include your name and the announcement
number to which you are applying.
***If you are unable to fax your supporting documentation you may
send it to the contact address listed in the Agency Contact section
of this vacancy announcement. Mailed supporting documentation must
include your name and the announcement number to which you are
applying. Please note, if you are mailing your supporting
documentation, you must submit one full set of supporting
documentation for each announcement to which you are applying. If you
list more than one announcement number on a set of supporting
documentation, your supporting documentation will only be applied to
the first number listed. Do NOT use government postage paid
envelopes.
Documentation of Education:
? College transcripts or a list of all college courses with grades
and credits (indicate quarter/semester hours and GPA, names of all
colleges and universities attended including city, state, major(s)
and type and year of degree(s) received); or
? A copy of your college diploma. If your degree is in a related
science or field you must provide a list of college courses or
transcripts documenting you have completed the specific course work
required for this vacancy (e.g., 24 semester units in a specific
curriculum); or? Copies of current licenses or copies of a
certificate of membership in a professional organization, or
certificates that are indicative of possessing the educational
requirements of this announcement.
? If you are selected for a position that requires specific course
work or you were qualified on the basis of an unofficial list of
college courses or copies of diplomas, licenses, or certificates of
membership you MUST submit copies of official college transcripts
before your selection may be confirmed.
Contact Information:
Timeka Washington
Phone: 202-401-1753
Fax: 202-401-0520
Email: Timeka.Washington@ed.gov
Or write:
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Ave. S.W.
Room 2E250
Washington, DC 20202
Fax: 202-401-0520
What To Expect Next:
Once your complete application is received, we will conduct an
evaluation of your qualifications and determine your ranking. The
most highly qualified candidates will be referred to the hiring
manager for further consideration and possible interview. You will be
notified of your application status by the servicing personnel
specialist via e-mail. It is essential that you have a current e-
mail address on file. You may also check the status of your
application at www.USAJOBS.opm.gov
Required Skills
Qualifications
One year of specialized experience that equipped the applicant with
the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform
successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically in or
related to the work of the position to be filled. This experience
must be equivalent to the GS-11 level in the Federal government.
Examples of such experience may include: identifying procedural
problems in program operations using qualitative or quantitative
methods; conducting studies on operating programs; studying proposed
legislation or regulations for their impact on programs; researching
current or new management practices for their application to programs
and operations; and making improvement recommendations in reports.
For full qualifications go to:
http://www.opm.gov/qualifications/index.asp
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Date Posted: July 6, 2008
Job Details |
Job Location |
Candidate Application |
| Employer: Department Of Education |
Address: |
Contact: |
| Job Type: Full-time |
City: Washington |
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| Experience:Any |
State: District of Columbia |
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| Education: College |
Zip Code:20011 |
Online: Website Link |
Salary and Benefits
Salary Range: 69,764.00 - 90,698.00 USD per year
Benefits
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) is a great place to work. The
main Headquarters Building is located at 400 Maryland Avenue, SW,
which is conveniently located between two major metro stops, L'enfant
Plaza and Federal Center. The building is directly across from the
Air and Space Museum and the National Mall. There is plenty of
public parking around the building, including metered parking and
reasonably priced commercial lots. ED also provides a shuttle
service for employees to commute between the main HQ building and
other D.C. locations.
In addition to the standard benefits offered to federal employees, ED
offers the following benefits to its employees: (PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL
OF THE BENEFITS LISTED BELOW MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PARTICULAR
VACANCY AND/OR LOCATION.)
Flexible Schedules - ED offers flexible work schedules, where
employees can schedule work for fewer days by increasing hours worked
each day, or stagger arrival and departure times to meet their
personal and/or family needs.
Telecommuting - Many offices within ED allow employees to participate
in the telecommuting program for working at alternative work sites
such as telecommuting centers, or your home.
Volunteer Activities - ED will match leave taken to participate in
youth, education and community based non-profit volunteer activities
(up to 4 hours per pay period).
Teacher Conferences - ED provides additional time off to participate
in teacher conferences for parents and guardians.
Transit Benefit and Metro Subsidy - ED provides a transit benefit of
up to $110 a month to all employees who utilize mass transit options
as their primary source of transportation.
Child Care Subsidy - Subsidies for child-care are provided to lower-
income ED employees who enroll one child in an approved child care
program.
Ongoing Training and Development/Career Development - ED has a world
class training facility that offers many career development courses
as well as access to a number of undergraduate and graduate courses
and certificate programs.
Fitness Center - ED has an on-site fitness center with state-of-the-
art equipment. The center has extended hours and offers classes to
help employees keep in shape.
Student Loan Repayment Program - ED can authorize payments of up to
$6,000 per bargaining unit employee and $10,000 per non-bargaining
unit employee per calendar year toward the repayment of a student
loan or loans, subject to an aggregate maximum limit of $40,000 per
bargaining unit employee and $60,000 per non-bargaining unit
employee over the course of all employment with ED.
Federal government benefits can be viewed at the Office of Personnel
Management website at www.opm.gov. Specific websites are listed
below for the major benefits programs.
Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHB)
http:www.opm.gov/insure/health/index.asp
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
http://www.opm.gov/insure/pretax/fsa/index.asp
Leave and Holidays
http://www.opm.gov/oca/index.htm
Family Friendly Flexibilities
http://www.opm.gov/oca/leave/index.htm
Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS):
http://www.opm.gov/retire/index.htm
Thrift Savings Plan (TSP):
http://www.tsp.gov
Social Security:
http://www.ssa.gov
Retirement:
http://www.opm.gov/retire
Medicare - Part A:
http://www.medicare.gov
Federal Employees Group Life Insurance (FEGLI):
http://www.opm.gov/insure/life/index.htm
Long Term Care Insurance Program:
http://www.ltcfeds.com
There are many other benefit programs that make the Federal
Government a model employer and a top ranking career choice. The
following is a list of additional programs offered by many of the
agencies including ED:
Recruitment Bonus:
http://www.opm.gov/oca/pay/html/recbonfs.htm
Relocation Bonus:
http://www.opm.gov/oca/pay/html/relbonfs.htm
Retention Allowance:
http://www.opm.gov/oca/pay/html/retallfs.htm
Incentive Awards:
http://www.opm.gov/perform/honorawd.htm
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