Total 37 Director/C-Level job vacancies in Fort McNair, District of Columbia

• Serves as a Child and Youth Services (CYS) Assistant Director of a CYS Program with responsibility for assisting the supervisor in the operation of an assigned CYS program IAW all applicable regulations and standards.
• Provides program oversight and accountability for the performance of assigned staff and the safety and well being of children and youth IAW DoD, Army and local policies and standards.
• Assists in maintaining DoD/Army certification for assigned program areas, and helps ensure program achieves and retains national accreditation or Army equivalent and maintains accreditation/Army equivalent standards.
• Provides appropriate staff professional recognition and/or disciplinary action. Conducts written observations of staff during all hours of operation, and evaluates employees based on established performance standards.
• Works cooperatively with other CYS Managers to ensure seamless service and continuity of quality options for all children and youth. Serves as member of the CYS Program Plan Team to develop written strategies for program improvement.

• Serve as Senior staff Director for training, plans and operations, airfield, ranges, training support center, and security on a large, multi-functional Tier 3 CONUS-based installation.
• Provide strategic vision and operational management for nine Installation Services.
• Manage the staff coordination for 141K maneuver training acres, 86 live fire ranges and 300 training areas to support ~115 ranges and training area events daily.
• Provide guidance for general support to the Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCoE) and the Armor and Infantry Schools, and FORSCOM (1st SFAB), USASOC (two Battalions and HQs for 75th Ranger Regt), MEDCOM, and various USAR and ARNG units/activities.
• Execute the planning, coordination, and execution for multiple force protection no-notice events annually; includes annual All Hazards Full Scale Exercise.
• Execute the installation’s mobilization mission (Power Projection Platform, MFGI, APOE/APOD, etc.).
• Manage a "tailored Emergency Operations Center" to monitor / manage crisis events and mitigate risk to the Installation.
• Manage the Garrison’s personnel security programs; includes security clearance applications for processing to the DOD Consolidated Adjudication Services (CAS).

This position is in the Office of the Assistant Attorney General (AAG) for the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. The incumbent serves as Director of Litigation reporting directly to a Deputy Assistant Attorney General. The incumbent provides executive leadership over, and exercises assigned authority for, the planning, direction, timely execution, and evaluation of ATR's Litigation Program. The incumbent also oversees and manages civil and criminal litigation strategies and tactics across the Division's cases.

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

• Responsible for executive oversight and management of all matters concerning possible violations of antitrust law of major economic significance. Recommends and provides advice regarding investigative plans for civil and criminal matters that should be pursued.
• Oversees and manages civil and criminal trial and/or hearing strategies with legal staffs and, if necessary, must be prepared to take over any civil or criminal litigation matters in the courtroom and to independently handle arguments of major issues or negotiations with defense counsel. Utilizes extensive expertise to provide subject matter training and guidance to Division managers, attorneys, paralegals, and other staff on civil and criminal litigation principles and procedures.
• Leads oversight of strategic planning for the implementation of short- and long-term goals and objectives, while independently assessing the feasibility, balance, and support for these objectives. Identifies potential problems and devises various contingency plans to address the problems. Develops organizational plans to provide an operation capable of meeting changing requirements and recommends reorganization as the need becomes evident. Oversees execution of the strategic plan and ensures progress toward identified goals, objectives, and targets.
• Serves as advisor on both civil and criminal litigation to the DAAG, Litigation, Assistant Attorney General (AAG), Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General (PDAAG), DAAGs, and Chiefs, Assistant Chiefs, and staff in the Division's litigating sections and offices.
• In partnership with the civil and criminal enforcement programs, reviews the preparation of memoranda outlining the factual and legal issues involved in civil and criminal matters and the collection of evidence; oversees the selection and examination of witnesses, the preparation of briefs, motions, and other required legal documents for civil and criminal matters; and allocates the litigative resources that will be required for assigned civil and criminal matters and how they are to be utilized.
• Exercises personnel management responsibilities, which includes technically and administratively supervising and evaluating the work of the Litigation Program through subordinate supervisors, including any deputy directors, Senior Litigation Counsel, and other subordinate staff and making recommendations for promotion, employment and separation.

Pursuant to 50 USC 3024 (v), and with concurrence and consultation with the Director of National Intelligence and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, this position is being established in the excepted service as an element of the Intelligence Community within the Department of the Treasury.

As a Supervisory Intelligence Research Specialist, you will:

• Direct the group's production of strategic and or long-term intelligence products that identify and analyze information on foreign terrorist groups, WMD proliferators, criminal and rogue regime networks, and other entities and topics of US national security interest to assess implications for U.S. interests and opportunities for U.S. policy.
• Balance competing priorities and maintain adequate production pace regarding the production of assigned projects.
• Drive intelligence collection on the group's areas of responsibility.
• Work closely with other OIA and Intelligence Community components to ensure the needs of Treasury policymakers are met and provide regular feedback on intelligence reporting.
• Be responsible for all personnel matters relating to the Group. These include but are not limited to directly supervising branch chiefs, the annual evaluation process for analysts in each branch, mentoring, training, and developing performance standards and evaluations for employees.
• Represent the Department of the Treasury and the Office of Intelligence and Analysis in senior-level internal and interagency meetings, including IC working groups on issues related to the specific areas of responsibility of the office.
• Develop partnerships with other relevant Treasury and intelligence community elements and collaborates with such partners as appropriate.

The Director of Engagement leads the five-person Community and Alumni Affairs (CAA) Section. The Community and Alumni Affairs section conducts participant recruitment and registration, manages alumni relations, manages the alumni database, prepares and compiles course evaluations, and conducts key stakeholder outreach for the Africa Center for Strategic Studies. He/She works closely with the ACSS alumni to create and catalyze alumni chapters and communities of interest as dynamic vehicles for ongoing professional education, peer-to-peer engagements, and security sector governance norms reinforcement. He/She serves as a member of the Leadership Team of the Africa Center for Strategic Studies and as such represents and interfaces with members of the diplomatic community, colleagues and students at the National Defense University, and other key stakeholders in the U.S. Government and elsewhere.

• The incumbent supervises the CAA team to recruit and manage participants for all academic and outreach programs, maintain participant and alumni databases, sustain alumni relationships, support alumni community chapters, and build networks with US Embassies and US government stakeholders necessary to manage the Africa Center's participant affairs. Develops internal operating procedures, checklists, milestones, and metrics for the CAA section to effectively plan and coordinate across Africa Center sections to execute program requirements. Works closely with faculty to develop recruiting strategies and profiles to promote diverse, engaged participants who are, or will be, leaders in African security sector institutions. Oversees the development and implementation of alumni and outreach programs. Manages the CAA section to accomplish all assigned tasks in support of the Africa Center's mission and vision.
• He/She develops and executes engagement strategies to interact (both virtually and in person) with alumni, partners, and stakeholders. This includes designing and executing events and engagements for alumni and key stakeholder audiences such as the African diplomatic community in Washington, D.C., U.S. government interagency and congressional colleagues working on Africa, and the National Defense University community. He/She will leverage the ACSS alumni network to create and enhance alumni chapters and communities of interest to be force multipliers in strengthening security sector institutions on the continent.
• He/She provides guidance and direction for conducting program evaluations to include the evaluation content and questions, compilation of responses, and analysis of responses. He/she contributes to strategic planning and assessing ACSS mission impact through timely analysis and reports on enrollment, participation trends, and changes in stakeholder interests and priorities. Proposes and develops innovative approaches and tools to enhance engagement, recruitment of participants, and sustainment of relationships.
• He/She is a member of the Leadership Team for the Africa Center. He/she represents the Africa Center at external events as requested by the Director. He/She may moderate sessions and serve as a subject matter expert speaker or panelist during Africa Center programs, and may serve as a facilitator for small group discussions.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

As the Financial and Analytics Director (Supervisory Financial Analytics Specialist), you will:

Manage staff members performing a full range of research, reporting, analysis and evaluations of information and data collection to include conducting analysis, trending, forecasting, interpretation of data, financial planning and analysis of key performance indicators, as well as the analysis and reporting of Agency-wide results to leadership. Data includes but is not limited to measures and data elements relevant to budgetary, accounting and financial statement data, risk information, a portfolio of financial products, factors relating to present value estimates (Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990), and indicators of mission-value such as development and policy impact.

Provide direction on the analysis of Agency performance using monetary and non-monetary measures and key performance measures, within a framework which aligns to management's strategic planning for resources, as well as the defined priorities of the Board and the US Government as a whole. Analysis includes, but is not limited, to risk, productivity, and mission-achievement, as well as developing financial models to support projection and determine uncertainty around priority measures.

Manage an internal and external performance measurement development and maintenance process, including establishing data definitions, developing sound measure methodologies, and managing the quality assurance reviews of performance data.

Oversee accurate and timely reconciliations, compilations, and analyses of information and distribute to the appropriate internal and external stakeholders.

Develop and drive plans to implement technology and software supporting financial management and data analysis. Reviews software planning, testing, and drives the adaptation and adoption of these tools to the DFC environment.

Performs the full range of supervisory functions.

Please Note: This is not a Bargaining unit position.

The official title of this position is: Supervisory Financial Analytics Specialist

As the Financial and Analytics Director (Supervisory Financial Analytics Specialist), you will:

Manage staff members performing a full range of research, reporting, analysis and evaluations of information and data collection to include conducting analysis, trending, forecasting, interpretation of data, financial planning and analysis of key performance indicators, as well as the analysis and reporting of Agency-wide results to leadership. Data includes but is not limited to measures and data elements relevant to budgetary, accounting and financial statement data, risk information, a portfolio of financial products, factors relating to present value estimates (Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990), and indicators of mission-value such as development and policy impact.

Provide direction on the analysis of Agency performance using monetary and non-monetary measures and key performance measures, within a framework which aligns to management's strategic planning for resources, as well as the defined priorities of the Board and the US Government as a whole. Analysis includes, but is not limited, to risk, productivity, and mission-achievement, as well as developing financial models to support projection and determine uncertainty around priority measures.

Manage an internal and external performance measurement development and maintenance process, including establishing data definitions, developing sound measure methodologies, and managing the quality assurance reviews of performance data.

Oversee accurate and timely reconciliations, compilations, and analyses of information and distribute to the appropriate internal and external stakeholders.

Develop and drive plans to implement technology and software supporting financial management and data analysis. Reviews software planning, testing, and drives the adaptation and adoption of these tools to the DFC environment.

Performs the full range of supervisory functions.

Please Note: This is not a Bargaining unit position.

In carrying out these responsibilities, the team strives to promote a risk-aware culture across the agency and advance the implementation of effective risk management practices to help ensure that key risks to current and future mission success are appropriately managed.

If selected, you will serve as an Associate Chief Risk Officer reporting directly to the Chief Risk Officer and serve as the manager responsible for organizing, directing, and managing all aspects of the Operational Risk Management (ORM) program, including the annual assessment of the agency's system of internal control over operations, reporting, and compliance.

Typical duties include:

• Directing ORM program activities, including day-to-day management of program staff;
• Developing and maintaining relationships with staff and management of the agency's divisions and offices as needed;
• Consulting with both ORM staff and agency division and office staff to formulate and review task plans and deliverables, ensuring conformance with program and project task schedules;
• Establishing and maintaining reports to show progress of projects to management, organize and assign responsibilities to subordinates, and oversee the successful completion of all assigned tasks;
• Holding domain knowledge of internal control and operational risk management required to ensure quality control of all deliverables; and
• Carrying out full range of supervisory duties, such as performance management, training, timecards, and awards; keeping employees informed regarding the policies, procedures, and goals of the Commission as they relate to their work on assigned projects.

• Majority of assignments are performed independently with technical assistance from the CYS Coordinator when required.
• Serves as a member of the Installation Child and Youth Evaluation Team to ensure compliance with health, fire, safety, facility and program regulatory requirements and CYS baseline standards.
• Recruits and hires qualified personnel utilizing Army CYS Standard Position Descriptions. Supervises and evaluates employees based on established performance standards.
• Develops program budget and provides to CYS Coordinator for CYS budget. Manages program to budget. Conducts written analyses of budget variances.
• Establishes and maintains an active program of parental involvement, providing parent education opportunities and encouraging parent observation and participation.

• Supervise the H2F Human Performance Team.
• Provide education and trainings to various groups regarding human performance and H2F programs.
• Monitor the program's effectiveness and provide training and technical support to develop, manage, and implement an effective human performance program.
• Conduct group and individual human performance consultations and oversight to include cardiovascular, strength, power, agility, flexibility, nutrition, and cognitive performance.
• Conduct research and analysis on human performance.
• Manage resources, contracting, budget, procurement, facilities, and equipment.
• Analyze emerging mission requirements and conduct short- and long-term planning.
• Serve as the program coordinator for the Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) program, which includes kinesiology, dietetics and nutrition, physical therapy, occupational therapy, cognitive performance, and strength and conditioning.
• Evaluate, analyze, research, and implement program policies, guidance, and standard operating procedures.

• Guides and supervises staff in the development, implementation, and evaluation of program plans, strategies, regulations, announcements, guidelines, and procedures relevant to grant programs.
• Identifies training opportunities for staff and promote best practices in grants administration to enhance program effectiveness and efficiency.
• Oversee full lifecycle of grants management process for complex criminal justice related grant programs.
• Manages the design and/or development of grant notices of funding opportunity (NOFOs) for both discretionary and formula grants, and cooperative agreements.
• Oversees and manages all aspects of award administration, which includes: (1) tracking the progress of awardees, assessing their performance, monitoring compliance, and suggesting modifications to program activities; (2) clarifying technical performance criteria; (3 providing technical assistance regarding changes to an individual award or in relation to overall grant program requirements; and (4) assisting in the resolution of any issues that arise during award execution.
• Monitors and analyzes trends and progress, including conducting data analyses of financial and programmatic performance.
• Serves as a technical expert on compliance monitoring, providing specialized guidance for compliance reviews.
• Leads a team conducting in-depth monitoring reviews to offer technical support and oversight of grant activities, evaluating progress and ensuring compliance with financial, programmatic and administrative requirements.
• Oversees the award closure and disposition process, including preparing final assessments to ensure compliance with OJP and statutory requirements for property disposition, financial reconciliation, and resolution of audit findings.
• Develops short and long-term planning policies and guidance that align with overarching grant management program goals and objectives.
• Conducts assessments, evaluations, and reviews of ongoing, completed, and proposed grant and cooperative agreement initiatives to identify and implement new or improved methods and procedures to achieve grant program objectives.
• Maintains expertise in assigned program areas and stays informed about significant national criminal justice issues, as well as the effectiveness of newly implemented programs and methods to address these challenges.
• Updates policies and procedures to remain aligned with evolving agency mission requirements.
• Collaborates with senior management to create comprehensive management plans aimed at ensuring efficient and effective program implementation and administration.

The Deputy Director, PMD, serves as the Department's chief oversight manager for approved DOE loan guarantees, and directs the organizational activities of the division. The Deputy Director, PMD, exercises management authority over the life cycle of an approved loan subsequent to financial close through the final payment of the guaranteed debt obligation or expiration of the loan guarantee. This oversight responsibility is expected to evolve over several decades as approved projects move from design, engineering, and construction phases into operating phases of the project life cycle.

Establishes PMD processes and oversight requirements for portfolio management and project oversight, including the development of Credit Monitoring Plans (CMPs), which provide the guidance, template, and basis for rating and monitoring the risks of individual projects with approved loans.

Collaborates with other LPO Division Directors on the development of CMPs. Establishes and monitors compliance with CMPs and approves quarterly/semi-annual project credit reports.

Oversees all post-issue asset management activities including periodic reassessment of the risk profiles of projects with approved loan guarantees, processing of requested modifications to loan terms, including, but not limited to, amendments, waivers, and consents as provided for in individual loan guarantee agreements, pre-claim structuring, claim payments, post-claims restructurings, and settlements.

In consultation with the PMD Director and/or LPO Director, serves as chief negotiator for the rescheduling of debt and exercises broad discretionary authority in deciding upon various courses of action that will affect such recovery. Represents DOE's interests in complex negotiations with borrowers, co-creditors, and outside legal, marketing, and financial experts. Establishes loan loss reserves.

Plans and develops claim methods and procedures in consultation with the PMD Director, LPO Director, LPO Chief Operating Officer, LPO General Counsel, LPO Contracting Officer, and other LPO Division Directors as needed.

Takes action (including, but not limited to, extension, forbearance, rescheduling, workouts, litigation, collateral repossession, and other collection actions) as may be necessary to effect maximum recoveries.

Provides input and consultation to the LPO Origination Division prior to loan closure to ensure that the loan credit approval package and financing agreements associated with a project loan guarantee incorporate appropriate conditions precedent and performance monitoring indicators. Participates in business closing/disbursement meetings to assure that adequate information is available from the LPO Origination Division for loan monitoring.

Concurs on formal LPO decision documents, official briefings, presentation materials, and program announcements related to PMD functions. Develops and presents briefings for the Credit Review Board, Risk and Portfolio Monitoring Committee, the Secretary of Energy, and other stakeholders.

The incumbent has the responsibility for promoting Diversity and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and for ensuring full implementation of the Diversity, EEO and Affirmative Employment Program Plan. Provides management direction and input to affirmative action goals and objectives; ensures that personnel management within the organizational entity under supervision is accomplished without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, or national origin. The incumbent is responsible for managing workforce diversity and instilling a sense of community throughout the organization to create a work environment in which all staff members are fully supported.

• Develop proposals for use in the creation of parallel/ nested plans.
• Develop and integrate the organization operational plan.
• Maintain awareness of significant aspects of the force management manpower processes.
• Prepare operational level initiatives addressing changes to organizational design changes.
• Lead staff integrated planning sessions.
• Provide input to organizational staff for green belt and black belt projects.
• Serve as deciding official for actions recommended by subordinates.
• Serve as first line supervisor for several senior civilian and military personnel.

The Deputy Chief Data officer is responsible to assist the CDO in overseeing the implementation of the Board's data strategy in the areas of data management, data governance, innovative data capabilities development, and legal and regulatory compliance in support of the Board's missions and strategy. The Deputy CDO is also responsible for leading the internal operations of the OCDO, facilitating data-driven decision-making, and ensuring that the data needs of the Board are met. The deputy CDO is expected to be abreast of latest industry trends and developments related to data, build close partnership with data practitioner communities in the Federal Reserve System and other federal financial regulatory agencies, and be willing to perform other duties and special projects as needed.

Responsibilities

• Reporting to the CDO, assists the CDO to oversee the Board's Data Program. In conjunction with the Board Data Council and the OCDO leadership team, is responsible for developing the strategic roadmap, priorities, and specific work activities of the OCDO.
• Provides technical leadership and strategic guidance to the OCDO teams on Board data strategy, data governance policies, enterprise-level data operations, and data capability development initiatives.
• Oversees a portfolio of data governance and information management initiatives. Supports initiatives to improve the business value of data, including the discoverability, accessibility, quality, and usability of enterprise data assets. Plays a significant role in the compliance with legal and regulatory requirements on data and information management.
• Oversees the activities to be compliant with all data-related legal and regulatory requirements, including but not limited to Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA), OPEN Government Data Act (OGDA), Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA), etc.
• Leads OCDO efforts in conducting ongoing reviews of the existing Board data management technologies and systems. Provides advice and guidance to Board leadership in the design and development of data management technologies. Leads modernization and maturity efforts for OCDO data management technology.
• Represents the CDO at internal and external meetings with Federal government leaders and other partners on topics that benefit the Board's data program, oversees and facilitates workgroups established under the auspices of the Board Data Council, and works closely with the OCDO managers on data management improvements, program management, communications, and training.
• Develops effective communication plans and gains necessary user buy-in.
• Builds and manages a team of highly capable and effective data governance and information management professionals that contribute to the overall data management maturity of the Board.
• Coaches OCDO officers and managers in talent development, employee relation management, and in sustaining a diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture.
• May be assigned additional duties not listed.

As a Financial Compliance Manager (Chief, Office of Compliance), you will:

• Direct and monitor the Bureau's internal control, product accountability, and internal quality audit program to provide reasonable assurance that assets are safeguarded from loss, misuse, or misappropriation, and to ensure conformance with the Bureau's quality management system.
• Oversee the planning and conducting of independent reviews of Bureau organizations, programs, systems and activities to assess the adequacy of and to improve internal controls and compliance with internal and external control-related requirements.
• Provide monthly and other periodic reports to executive level management in the Bureau regarding outstanding corrective actions and controls reviews.
• Serve as a member, Ex Officio, on the Bureau's executive level Internal Control Policy Committee (ICPC) and advise ICPC regarding internal control and audit related issues.
• Perform such human resources functions as interviewing staff, resolving employee complaints, effecting disciplinary measures, initiating personnel actions and training, developing staff (e-performance and workforce analysis), and supporting affirmative action programs that are typical of Office Chief positions in BEP.