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STV Group
Washington, DC
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U.S. Secret Service
Full-time · Washington, DC · $77,987 – $134,165
This role protects Secret Service facilities, dignitaries, and foreign missions as a uniformed federal police officer, suitable for those seeking a career in protective services with a structured federal employment path.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Washington, DC · $150,392 – $228,000
This is a management role overseeing a team of financial analysts and budget specialists within the FAA's Air Traffic Organization. The position suits someone with strong budget formulation expertise and experience managing distributed teams through complex, multi-year financial planning and program analysis.
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Motorola Solutions
Washington, DC · Remote
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District of Columbia Courts
Washington, DC · $117,962 – $153,354
The DC Courts seeks a data scientist to develop analytical methods, build predictive models, and generate evidence-based insights to improve court operations and decision-making. This role combines statistical programming, machine learning, and stakeholder consultation to advance the courts' capacity for data-driven justice administration.
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Federal Acquisition Service
Washington, DC · $90,968 – $145,468
This federal role analyzes program data to support General Services Administration leadership in solving complex data management challenges across systems and customers. You'll use tools like Python, R, or SAS to explore datasets, test hypotheses, and provide technical recommendations on data initiatives to agency management.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington, DC · $85,447 – $133,138
This role manages complex procurement transactions for a major art museum, handling contract negotiations, modifications, terminations, and disputes from initial planning through post-award administration. It suits someone with a background in contracts, procurement, or related business disciplines who wants to work in federal acquisition within a cultural institution.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Washington, DC · $85,447 – $111,087
FERC seeks a General Engineer to evaluate and oversee liquefied natural gas facilities, performing safety analyses, design reviews, and NEPA documentation for proposed LNG projects. This role suits engineers with experience in process design, structural systems, or fire protection who want to apply their expertise to federal energy infrastructure.
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STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS (SSP)
Washington Navy Yard, DC · $102,415 – $158,322
This federal program analyst role oversees testing and operational management for nuclear deployed missile systems, coordinating schedules, budgets, and technical requirements across military branches and contractors. It suits someone with experience in defense program management, flight testing, or naval operations who can navigate complex stakeholder relationships and ensure test integrity.
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National Cemetery Administration
Washington, DC · $151,661 – $228,000
This executive role oversees governance, compliance, and administrative operations across a large federal cemetery system, directing enterprise-wide internal controls, risk management, and policy integration. It suits experienced executives with deep expertise in government administration, regulatory frameworks, and organizational compliance who can lead strategic initiatives at the highest level.
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Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Washington, DC · $107,510 – $158,322
A senior analyst role at the U.S. Treasury helping federal and state agencies implement and expand government debt collection programs. You'll advise on program expansion, manage relationships with agency stakeholders, and work on systems like the Treasury Offset Program to maximize revenue collection and reduce delinquent debt.
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Department of Energy Headquarters
Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
This role oversees a team managing the Department of Energy's relationships with Congress on budget matters, handling appropriations hearings, legislative tracking, and policy briefings to senior leadership. It suits someone with government budget experience and comfortable navigating congressional processes and high-level stakeholder coordination.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $187,093
NASA seeks a specialist to develop and negotiate international space agreements, advising agency leadership on policy and legal matters while managing relationships with foreign space agencies. This role suits someone with experience in diplomatic coordination, space policy, and international negotiation who can translate complex regulatory requirements into strategic guidance.
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Executive Director, Office of Acquisition, Logistics and Construction, Department of Veterans Affairs
Full-time · 2 locations · $106,437 – $138,370
This federal analyst role supports procurement and logistics operations by evaluating acquisition programs, managing cross-organizational initiatives, and developing recommendations to improve efficiency and compliance. The position suits someone experienced in government operations analysis who can handle complex stakeholder coordination, policy research, and performance reporting for senior leadership.
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Federal Communications Commission
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
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U.S. International Trade Commission
2 locations · $85,447 – $111,087
The U.S. International Trade Commission seeks an analyst to investigate import injury claims and maintain trade data, collaborating with economists and attorneys to compile questionnaire responses and industry information into objective reports for Commission proceedings.
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U.S. Senate
Full-time · Washington, DC · $116,378 – $180,389
The Senate seeks a stenographer to create a verbatim record of floor debates and editorial proceedings, and then prepare them for publication in the Congressional Record. This role suits experienced court reporters or NCRA-certified professionals who can work independently under pressure, often on unpredictable schedules tied to the legislative calendar.
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Office of Human Resources Management
Washington, DC · $108,173 – $172,980
This role audits hiring and staffing processes at a federal agency to verify legal compliance, operational consistency, and quality standards. It suits HR professionals experienced in federal recruitment who want to move into quality assurance and process improvement.
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Veterans Benefits Administration
Full-time · 4 locations · $61,722 – $114,413
This role manages the rehabilitation and employment services for veterans through the VA's Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment program, coordinating care across multiple service providers and developing employment plans tailored to each veteran's capabilities and goals.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Full-time · Washington, DC · $186,206 – $257,500
This senior role leads the development and implementation of capital markets policy and supervisory guidance for financial institutions, analyzing complex trading activities, derivatives, and regulatory capital requirements. It suits experienced examiners with deep expertise in capital markets risk who can provide authoritative recommendations to shape federal banking policy.
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Office of Justice Programs
Washington, DC · $102,415 – $133,142
A federal paralegal role supporting civil rights enforcement investigations at the Department of Justice, requiring legal research, case documentation, and complaint analysis to assist attorneys in compliance reviews.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
This federal government role manages information security programs for the EEOC, handling threat monitoring, compliance documentation, and security policy development. It suits someone with substantial cybersecurity operations experience who can navigate federal regulations and lead cross-functional security initiatives.
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Office of the Secretary, Department of Commerce
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $187,093
A policy analyst role supporting the Department of Commerce's acquisition and procurement operations, responsible for managing project lifecycles, analyzing contract and procurement data, and advising leadership on policy implementation and process improvements. This position suits someone with federal contracting experience who is comfortable bridging business intelligence tools with stakeholder communication.
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Federal Trade Commission
2 locations · $121,785 – $158,322
This federal program management role oversees the development and administration of an agency's disability employment initiative, ensuring equitable hiring and retention for people with disabilities. The position suits someone with expertise in disability law, federal personnel policy, and training delivery who can advise leadership and represent the agency on disability employment matters.
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Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Management, Department of Veterans Affairs
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $187,093
VA's Chief Actuary's office seeks an actuary to update and maintain financial models supporting the department's public reporting of benefit liabilities, analyzing data to refine assumptions and reviewing colleagues' work. This role suits experienced actuaries with pension or benefits expertise who want to contribute to government financial transparency.
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