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U.S. Coast Guard
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
A federal analyst role supporting U.S. Coast Guard personnel strategy and resource management, including program reviews, budgeting, and organizational initiatives. Suited for someone with strong analytical and strategic planning experience in large government or military organizational contexts.
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Department of State Headquarters
Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
This federal government position leads a privacy and compliance office within the State Department, directing staff and developing policies for information management, records release, and privacy protection. It suits experienced government managers who understand federal regulatory frameworks and can oversee complex compliance programs involving classification, privacy, and organizational policy.
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National Nuclear Security Administration
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $187,093
This federal analyst role focuses on evaluating NNSA programs, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring policy compliance through data-driven recommendations to senior leadership. The position suits someone experienced in process improvement, regulatory analysis, and cross-functional project coordination within government or similar large organizations.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Full-time · Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
This management role leads a division within FEMA's security office, overseeing supervisors and analysts who assess agency security programs and operations. The right candidate will direct business support systems, make staffing decisions, and advise senior leadership on improvements to administrative and management functions.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, DC · $153,114 – $259,402
This SEC position oversees reasonable accommodation and religious accommodation requests, interpreting federal disability and employment law to guide agency decision-making and policy. The role suits analysts experienced in disability rights compliance who can research complex regulations, mentor staff, and develop institutional guidance on a sensitive, precedent-setting function.
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Agriculture, Office of the Chief Financial Officer
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322
This federal role leads USDA's compliance with grants regulations and financial assistance rules, developing policies and procedures that improve how agencies distribute and manage federal funding. It suits experienced analysts who thrive in policy development, process improvement, and navigating complex regulatory frameworks within government.
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Architect of the Capitol
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
This federal role oversees customer service strategy and experience improvement for the Architect of the Capitol, partnering with leadership across departments to develop best practices and measure service quality. It suits someone with experience designing and implementing customer service frameworks at organizational scale, and who can translate feedback into measurable improvements.
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Public Buildings Service
Full-time · Washington, DC · $150,359 – $197,200
A confidential advisory role supporting a senior PBS leader with expertise in strategy, policy, and complex organizational issues. This suits experienced federal managers comfortable with high-stakes, sensitive decision-making and comfortable representing the agency to external stakeholders and government officials.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Affairs
Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
This role leads a team managing congressional relations for the VA's Benefits office, serving as the primary liaison between VA leadership and Congress on legislative and policy matters. It suits experienced managers comfortable with federal legislative processes who can represent senior officials and guide their teams through complex policy issues.
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Department of Transportation Headquarters
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $187,093
This federal government role combines strategic financial oversight, organizational analysis, and executive advising for a large administrative portfolio. It suits experienced professionals who excel at diagnosing systemic problems, managing complex budgets, and implementing enterprise-wide improvements with minimal supervision.
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Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Full-time · Washington, DC · $102,415 – $191,965
This role supports financial compliance and risk management within the federal Judiciary by developing policies, analyzing processes, and coordinating across multiple offices to strengthen controls and implement new financial systems. It suits someone with government compliance experience who can translate regulatory requirements into practical procedures and work collaboratively with both technical staff and legal counsel.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
Lead an administrative division within the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, overseeing budget, workforce, strategic planning, and organizational management for a large federal bureau. This role suits experienced government managers ready to direct complex mission-support functions and report directly to senior ICE leadership.
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Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Washington, DC · $85,447 – $133,142
A role supporting prison management operations in the federal corrections system, analyzing policy, budget, and facilities matters to improve institutional effectiveness. This suits someone with expertise in government management, program evaluation, or institutional administration.
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Bureau of Industry and Security
Full-time · Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
A federal management analyst role focused on evaluating and improving operations across compliance, administrative, and personnel programs within the Department of Commerce. This suits experienced analysts comfortable with program assessment, policy coordination, and advising senior leadership on process improvements across multiple operational domains.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary for FMBTS
Full-time · Washington, DC · $107,446 – $139,684
This role analyzes and improves the Department of Veterans Affairs' enterprise financial management systems, focusing on implementing and refining accounting structures within their modernized financial platform. It suits experienced financial analysts who can coordinate complex modernization efforts across multiple stakeholders and advise senior leadership on system changes and organizational improvements.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology, Department of Veterans Affairs
Full-time · Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
A federal analyst role supporting VA IT leadership by developing strategic frameworks, analyzing organizational data, and translating executive priorities into actionable plans. This suits experienced federal analysts or private-sector strategy professionals comfortable with government operations and bureaucratic coordination.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Washington, DC · $102,415 – $133,142
This FEMA position analyzes disaster declaration requests and develops recommendations for senior leadership, requiring expertise in emergency management policy and the ability to synthesize complex operational data into executive briefings. It suits analysts with federal or state government experience who can manage high-stakes documentation and coordinate multi-stakeholder decision processes.
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