Total 5,300 job vacancies in Lake Buena Vista, FL, USA

• Perform price and cost analyses on the various elements of major contractor proposals, reviewing the significant direct and indirect cost elements such as: material, labor, overhead, general and administrative expenses, facilities, and engineering.
• Develop and recommend price/cost objectives for negotiations
• Requests, coordinates, and integrates into a comprehensive report the various pricing and technical evaluations of cost elements and subcontractors.
• Review the contractor forward pricing rate, final overhead rate, and cost impact proposals, conducting an in-depth analytical and judgmental evaluation of the proposal to determine reasonableness, accuracy, timeliness, and completeness.
• Forecast price trends, economic factors and efficiencies in production for future accounting periods using analytical techniques such as random sampling, cost models, learning curves, and parametric cost models.
• Analyze available data such as direct labor hours, the contractors past performance, costs of previous procurement, and/or standards and other techniques in producing like or similar items.
• Review and evaluate contract price proposals for adequacy and compliance with laws and regulations, and with the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS).

Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list

As a HR SPEC (MIL) (INDEF) (TITLE 32), GS-0201-9, you will:

The primary purpose is to administer and accomplish functions of one or more of the following human resources programs: Career Enhancements, Customer Service, Employments, Relocations, and/or Readiness.

• Interprets policy and provides procedural guidance to commanders, supervisors, and staff members.
• Provides training to supervisors on all military human resources issues.
• Analyzes data and subsequent determinations regarding any number of human resources matters that may involve or affect AGRs, drill status guardsmen, and/or family members.
• Conducts staff visits and trains personnel (AGRs), traditional drill status guardsmen, supervisors, managers, etc.) within the unit in all programs for which responsible.
• Provides commanders, supervisors, and the MPF staff with a variety statistical data reports pertaining to military HR issues to assist in HR management decisions.
• Plans, directs, controls and provides advisory services on all aspects of the Career Enhancement program for both Active Guard Reserve (AGR), unit drill status guardsmen, full time technicians and potential members.
• Develops internal policies and procedures governing administration of the following programs: Officer Performance Report/Enlisted Performance Report (OPR/EPR), and officer, enlisted promotions and enlisted demotions.
• Plans, directs, and controls all aspects of the Customer Service Program. Manages the Air Force Personnel Records System.
• Develops procedures and establishes policy for building, updating, auditing, and accountability of and disposition of automated and
  manual records.
• Responsible for the development of internal policies and procedures governing administration of Personnel Employment programs to include inbound assignment for officer and airmen personnel; certification of military qualifications and assignment eligibility for AGRs, traditional drill status guardsmen applicants; and in-processing of personnel. Manages the Unit Manpower Document (UMD) as directed by Headquarters, National Guard Bureau (HQ NGB) for all serviced units.
• Responsible for the development of internal policies and procedures governing administration of the following programs: reassignments (voluntary/involuntary), separations (voluntary/involuntary), unsatisfactory participation, retirements, conditional releases, advise commanders' on stop-loss, activation periods, and demobilization, and inter- and intra-service transfers.
• Develops wing readiness plans for the administration of contingencies and mobilizations.
• Coordinates with gaining Major Commands (MAJCOMs), Headquarters, Personnel Readiness Center (PRC), National Guard Bureau (NGB), and unit commanders regarding all matters concerning the activation and/or deployment of forces.
• Manages contingency and exercise deployments.
• Manages and controls the Personnel Module of the Integrated Deployment System (IDS), critical to deployment/employment of tasked
  personnel in support of global operations.
• Serves as Classified Control Officer responsible for safeguarding and proper destruction of classified material IAW AF instructions, higher headquarters and local guidance.
• Performs additional duties as assigned.

Serves as Associate Director, Tribal Justice Support (TJS) who will work directly with OJS Deputy Bureau Director in the development and execution of policies, plans, goals, objectives and implementation strategies to ensure compliance with all statutory obligations and regulatory requirements in the areas under purview.

• Identifies program deficiencies and takes appropriate action to improve operations while adhering to legal and policy requirements.
• Follows through to achieve desired outcome including extensively interacting with executive and managerial personnel, both within and outside the Federal government and tribal staff.
• Makes determinations on all law tribal justice systems policy issues and initiatives and provides guidance concerning the impact of such determinations.
• Serves as primary technical advisor to the Deputy Bureau Director on judicial and ethical issues and problems.
• Has full oversight responsibility for tribal courts programs, which may include, but is not limited to, complex research and analytical services in support judicial activities; project development, planning and implementation of special projects; and development of legislative initiatives.
• Serves as the representative of TJS through liaison activities with high level management in Federal Agencies, State Agencies, Indian tribes, individual tribal members and various private and public organizations.
• Provides overall direction and guidance to field staff in the conduct of reviews, tribal and Bureau judicial management systems and operations.

• Memiliki pengalaman dalam penjualan atap dan material bangunan.
• Pengalaman di penjualan UPVC menjadi nilai tambah.
• Tidak memerlukan kemampuan bahasa Inggris; fokus pada komunikasi dalam Bahasa Indonesia.
• Proaktif, target-oriented, dan siap melakukan kunjungan lapangan.

As a IT Project Manager, you will:

• Establish, implement, and advocate CEC project lifecycle and ensure alignment to departmental, OCIO, and CEC strategic visions (e.g., ITIL).
• Manage projects to adhere to Federal Acquisition standards for projects aligned with major federal investments.
• Identify customers' information systems requirements through constructive collaboration with Departmental stakeholders and other stakeholders at federal agencies.

You will serve as a subject matter expert and program advisor to management on polygraph investigations.

This position starts at a salary of $86,962.00 (GS-12, Step 1) to $134,435.00 (GS-13, Step 10).

Salary: Salary listed reflects the rest of U.S. scale and, if applicable, will be adjusted to meet the locality pay or cost of living expenses of the duty location upon selection.

The Investigative Program Specialist (Polygraph Examiner) applies the full range of polygraph investigative methodologies necessary to resolve and complete administrative, civil, counterintelligence, and criminal investigations by detecting deception, collecting sworn statements of confession, vetting critical information, and exonerating the falsely accused. Duties and responsibilities include:

• Serving as an investigator, technical advisor and exam conductor in the field of polygraph examinations;
• Preparing comprehensive and timely reports of the outcomes of polygraph examinations; and
• Fostering harmonious working relationships with other federal, state, and local law enforcement, intelligence and/or trade communities

You will serve as a subject matter expert and program advisor to management on polygraph investigations.

This position starts at a salary of $86,962.00 (GS-12, Step 1) to $134,435.00 (GS-13, Step 10).

Salary: Salary listed reflects the rest of U.S. scale and, if applicable, will be adjusted to meet the locality pay or cost of living expenses of the duty location upon selection.

The Investigative Program Specialist (Polygraph Examiner) applies the full range of polygraph investigative methodologies necessary to resolve and complete administrative, civil, counterintelligence, and criminal investigations by detecting deception, collecting sworn statements of confession, vetting critical information, and exonerating the falsely accused. Duties and responsibilities include:

• Serving as an investigator, technical advisor and exam conductor in the field of polygraph examinations;
• Preparing comprehensive and timely reports of the outcomes of polygraph examinations; and
• Fostering harmonious working relationships with other federal, state, and local law enforcement, intelligence and/or trade communities

As a Project Finance Specialist (Director), you will:

• Handle a range of activities in the structured debt finance origination process, including reviewing business plans, off-take agreements and other contracts of a project including EPC and O&M, market studies, financial model projections, and financial model sensitivities for structured debt finance applications.
• Analyze the nature of the investment, equity and debt instruments involved in projects overseas.
• Summarizes clearly and concisely due diligence finding as part of credit packages and other documents and memoranda required in the Agency's approval process and presents loan credit proposals to committees to obtain approvals.
• Negotiate terms and conditions in contracts and structured debt finance agreements to achieve execution of commitment letters, financing agreements and disbursements.
• Conduct research and analysis on relevant industry, sector, market, country and key participants.
• Conduct outreach to expand the prospective structured debt finance pipeline.
• Serve as point of contact for day-to-day advancement of transactions, including scheduling and attending calls; project management and planning; coordinating among the client, internal parties, external advisors and financing partners; and generally managing the multifaceted workstreams required to advance transactions to commitment., financial close and disbursement.
• Oversee ancillary workstreams related to transactions including liaising with client, intradepartmental tasks and external consultants. Work with clients to complete DFC forms, liaising with DFC's environmental and social team, reviewing know-your-customer diligence results, and similar routine tasks that must be completed on all transactions.

As a Project Finance Specialist (Director), you will:

• Handle a range of activities in the structured debt finance origination process, including reviewing business plans, off-take agreements and other contracts of a project including EPC and O&M, market studies, financial model projections, and financial model sensitivities for structured debt finance applications.
• Analyze the nature of the investment, equity and debt instruments involved in projects overseas.
• Summarizes clearly and concisely due diligence finding as part of credit packages and other documents and memoranda required in the Agency's approval process and presents loan credit proposals to committees to obtain approvals.
• Negotiate terms and conditions in contracts and structured debt finance agreements to achieve execution of commitment letters, financing agreements and disbursements.
• Conduct research and analysis on relevant industry, sector, market, country and key participants.
• Conduct outreach to expand the prospective structured debt finance pipeline.
• Serve as point of contact for day-to-day advancement of transactions, including scheduling and attending calls; project management and planning; coordinating among the client, internal parties, external advisors and financing partners; and generally managing the multifaceted workstreams required to advance transactions to commitment., financial close and disbursement.
• Oversee ancillary workstreams related to transactions including liaising with client, intradepartmental tasks and external consultants. Work with clients to complete DFC forms, liaising with DFC's environmental and social team, reviewing know-your-customer diligence results, and similar routine tasks that must be completed on all transactions.

As a Physical Scientist, within the Observing Systems Division, Hydrologic Remote Sensing Branch, some of your specific duties will include:

• Integrate approaches that span the interface between data science techniques and traditional domain-based techniques into priority projects.
• Develops long-range (5-10 years), large-scope project proposals and work plans which includes consideration of state of the art experimental and theoretical analyses, changing mission needs, evaluation of data from various sources, and the development of new procedures to meet novel requirements.
• Designs analytical models, use cases, and scenarios for data collection and or assimilation, reporting, and decision making in support of a variety of initiatives involving changes in policies, water conditions, and scientific methodology.
• Employs empirical and process-based theories to plan, coordinate, and execute segments or pursue scientific and research questions associated with science priorities.
• Conducts interpretive studies as needed to support studies and prepare written products to convey research-based knowledge and information to a variety of audiences.
• Serves as a senior technical expert in national data processing workflows and use of database applications.

As a Physical Scientist, within the Observing Systems Division, Hydrologic Remote Sensing Branch, some of your specific duties will include:

• Integrate approaches that span the interface between data science techniques and traditional domain-based techniques into priority projects.
• Develops long-range (5-10 years), large-scope project proposals and work plans which includes consideration of state of the art experimental and theoretical analyses, changing mission needs, evaluation of data from various sources, and the development of new procedures to meet novel requirements.
• Designs analytical models, use cases, and scenarios for data collection and or assimilation, reporting, and decision making in support of a variety of initiatives involving changes in policies, water conditions, and scientific methodology.
• Employs empirical and process-based theories to plan, coordinate, and execute segments or pursue scientific and research questions associated with science priorities.
• Conducts interpretive studies as needed to support studies and prepare written products to convey research-based knowledge and information to a variety of audiences.
• Serves as a senior technical expert in national data processing workflows and use of database applications.

As a Hydrologist within the Utah Water Science Center, some of your specific duties will include:

• Assists higher level Hydrologists in conducting hydrologic studies by collecting hydrologic data in the field, recording, analyzing, and interpreting hydrologic data, researching records, and compiling statistical data, and preparing and editing portions of the hydrologic report.
• Collects hydrologic data using a variety of methods and equipment such as measuring the discharge of streams having a variety of depth and flow conditions; collecting and analyzing geologic samples to delineate and correlate aquifer systems and describe water-bearing characteristics; measuring water levels in observation wells, collecting pumpage records and other geohydrologic data; and collecting and analyzing water samples for the analysis of sediment concentration or chemical quality.
• Writes portions of interpretive reports of hydrologic studies and prepares hydrologic information in the form of maps, charts, or graphs for inclusion in reports.
• Computes, analyzes, and interprets records of streamflow, water levels, pumpage, sediment quantities, or biological and chemical quality to assist in the scientific evaluation of hydrologic phenomena.
• Operates a government owned or leased vehicle as incident driver.

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Salary Information: The salary range for Devils Lake, ND (DVL - Devils Lake Regional Airport) is $44,795 to $55,231 or $21.46 to $26.46 per hour and includes locality pay of 16.82%.

Sign-on Bonus: The Transportation Security Administration is currently offering a sign-on bonus of up to $10,000 for this duty location; paid out in two installments during the first 12 months of service. The amount of the airport's sign-on bonus is subject to change or elimination based on operational needs, however, any applicable sign-on bonus amount will be communicated and agreed upon during the final job offer process.

This Transportation Security Officer position is located in Transportation Security Administration, Department of Homeland Security (DHS). As a Transportation Security Officer (TSOs) within Security Operations (SO), you will provide security and protection of air travelers, airports and aircraft in a courteous and professional manner. Duties may include but are not limited to:

• Operating various screening equipment and technology to identify dangerous objects in baggage, cargo and on passengers, and preventing those objects from being transported onto aircraft.
• Performing searches and screening, which may include physical interaction with passengers (e.g., pat-downs, search of property, etc.), conducting bag searches and lifting/carrying bags, bins, and property weighing up to 50lbs.
• Controlling terminal entry and exit points.
• Interacting with the public, giving directions and responding to inquiries.
• Maintaining focus and awareness while working in a stressful environment which includes noise from alarms, machinery and people, crowd distractions, time pressure, and disruptive and angry passengers, in order to preserve the professional ability to identify and locate potentially life threatening or mass destruction devices, and to make effective decisions in both crisis and routine situations.
• Engaging in continuous development of critical thinking skills, necessary to mitigate actual and potential security threats, by identifying, evaluating, and applying appropriate situational options and approaches. This may include application of risk-based security screening protocols that vary based on program requirements.
• Retaining and implementing knowledge of all applicable Standard Operating Procedures, demonstrating responsible and dependable behavior, and is open to change and adapts to new information or unexpected obstacles.

This is an OPEN CONTINUOUS ANNOUNCEMENT. Eligible applicants will be referred until all vacancies are filled.

The Community Living Center (CLC) Attending Physician leads the interdisciplinary team in caring for Veterans during their stay in the CLC. The physician will work with APRNs and PAs to provide direct patient care, as well as coordinate care with consultants for specialty care. The physician will also provide education on disease process, medications, and care needs to Veterans, families and staff in addition to participate in screening Veterans for CLC admission, tracking outcomes, and monitoring and reporting trends to improve quality of care in the CLC.

Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Supervise and instruct Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Medical Students, Residents or Geriatric Fellows as needed in an Interdisciplinary Team setting.
• Serve as a resource for Veterans, families, and staff for issues related to their stay in the CLC.
• Perform Histories, examinations, assessments and plans for CLC residents coordinating all evaluations, diagnostic testing, clinical follow up, and care coordination.
• Lead the CLC Team in the day to day management of Veterans in the CLC.
• Promote an atmosphere of efficiency and accuracy in the timeliness of submission of completed documents.
• Participate in screening of veterans and completion of consults for the CLC.
• Participate in call schedule for telephonic coverage for urgent needs of veterans in the CLC after administrative hours.
• Participate in other clinical duties as assigned by the ACOS for Geriatrics & Extended Care.

NOTE: This position is multi-disciplinary and can be filled by: Social Worker, Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor, or Marriage & Family Therapist. Applicants must apply to the appropriate vacancy announcement.

The ADD/C's primary responsibility is to provide clinical and administrative leadership, management and supervision of all Vet Center staff and all other professional, paraprofessional and nonprofessional staff assigned to work at the Vet Center and to plan, develop, implement, coordinate, monitor and evaluate all treatment services of the Vet Center.

Additional duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Oversight: The ADD/C oversees clinical effectiveness of Vet Centers. Performs quality assurance inspections of Vet Centers Ensures clinical charting and Veteran client privacy is following Readjustment Counseling Service and VHA policies.

Quality Assurance: Oversees the administrative and clinical aspects of a major specialty treatment program, for quality assurance in RCS. Ensures clinical quality assurance utilizing various clinical modalities and evidence-based practices. Reviews and evaluates Vet Centers at least annually. Establishes and tracks developmental objectives to guide the team in improving services to Veteran clients.

Clinical Crisis Management: Develops, reviews, and analyzes a clinical crisis reporting system that accurately tracks critical incidents to improve Vet Center services. The individual collaborates and coordinates with VA entities to facilitate and ensure that a Mortality & Morbidity (M&M) quality review panel is conducted when Vet Center clients die by suicide. Ensures the Peer Review protocol process is completed at Vet Centers when the outcome of the Self- Directed Violence Assessment tool indicates a suicide attempt. Utilizes administrative and clinically qualitative outcomes to further educate staff.

Staff Development and Education: Ensures that the clinical staff in their respective RCS Zone is adequately trained to address the needs of Vet Center clients. The individual also ensures staff is kept abreast of clinical issues or evidence-based treatments. Assesses the educational developmental needs of the clinical staff. Responsible for monitoring licensure of all eligible clinical staff in consultation with Deputy District Director and Staffing, to ensure compliance. Develops educational activities, training curriculum in conjunction with District Offices.

Education Liaison: Oversees and ensure that all clinical supervisors adhere to established VHA policies governing health professions training in VHA facilities.

Supervision/Guidance: Provides consultation, clinical supervision, and guidance to the clinical staff of the Vet Centers. The individual is the primary clinical supervisor for each Vet Center Director within their RCS Zone. The venue of supervision may be on-site during a quality assurance site visit, telephonic, tele-video, or through written policy and directives.

Research: Reviews all research proposals involving Vet Centers and advises the Deputy District Director of the effectiveness and value of the project to enhance treatment of Vet Center clients. Upon approval of any research project, the ADD/C monitors the process and compliance with VHA research protocol; ensures proposal guidelines, Veteran client privacy, and timely completion. Independently studies such areas to arrive at appropriate solutions to be recommended for implementation.

Outreach: Monitors Vet Center outreach activities are strategically planned and adjusted to ensure market penetration of the local eligible individuals' population. Reviews and advises the Deputy District Director as to the appropriateness and effectiveness of outreach efforts, strategies, and activities. Promotes the sharing of successful outreach strategies among the Vet Centers in a best practices model.

Collaboration and Networking: Ensures that Vet Centers maintain clinically productive relationships with programs and organizations internal and external to the Readjustment Counseling Service. The goal of these relationships is to attain a network of liaisons and coordination of services that enhance prompt and successful referrals of Veteran clients. Collaborate with internal and external partners to further program goals and enhance patient centered care.

Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm; some evenings and weekends may be required based on the needs of the District.
Telework: Ad-hoc
Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Please see note below.
Functional Statement #: PD795820
Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized
Financial Disclosure Report: Not Required

** Hired employee will need to have a permanent residence and currently living in one of the states falling under the "10RCS4 Continental District," to include Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, or Mississippi. **