Full time employee opportunity for graduating seniors with the federal government as an Operations Research Analyst at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Office of Strategic Management:
The
position is located in Washington, DC. The position is being filled at
the GS-7 level (currently $43,684 per year) with promotion potential to
the GS-12 level. This position has been designed for and is tailored
to undergraduate and graduate students with a concentration in
criminology and statistical research who have completed their degrees
and are ready to enter the workforce.
The
primary work of the position will be the generation of analytical
products derived from our data warehouse that incorporates all data from
our criminal and regulatory case management systems and licensing
systems to generate performance data, provide oversight of operations,
and develop management tools to “help run the business.”
We
are specifically looking for individuals who are proficient in
developing queries and reports using Oracle Business Intelligence or
similar analytical tools. This is a full time paid position with the
federal government. Applicants will be required to pass a full
background investigation and obtain a Secret clearance. Applicants will
need to meet ATF’s drug policy (summarized below).
The
position is located in ATF’s Office of Strategic Management. OSM
serves as the strategic planning and performance management staff for
the Bureau and is responsible for facilitating the development and
communication of the Bureau's strategic plan and strategic priorities.
OSM serves as the analysis staff and liaison to directorates for
coordinating and implementing the Office of the Director's priorities
and initiatives. OSM also performs administrative and budgetary
functions and manages special projects for the Office of the Director.
OSM tracks and analyzes the Bureau's performance data and is responsible
for all external performance reporting. OSM supports directorate-level
program analysis and evaluation activities, the results of which will
inform Bureau-wide strategic planning.
The
position is being filled through the Pathways Program – Recent
Graduates Program. For additional information on Pathways see:https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/hiring-authorities/students-recent-graduates/#url=Overview
The
position will be posted on USAJobs later today as an Operations
Research Analyst (Recent Graduate). The link to the site is: https://www.usajobs.gov/StudentsAndGrads
3 comments:
sounds like a perrrrfect opportunity for infiltration.
There should be intern(s) at SPLC that could nicely fill the position(s). I'm sure this is just a EEO detail.
Why would an employee at a government regulatory/law enforcement agency need a secret security clearance? What sort of information that is in the files of the ATF could possibly be classified?
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