| PublicationDate: 9/24/99 Summary: Supervisory Management and Program Analyst, GS-343-14/WA-MC-9-5335 Author: PSS - Program Systems Service Posted on September 24, 1999 This announcement is part of a series that will inform the financial aid community and others of vacant positions within the Student Financial Assistance (SFA) area of the U.S. Department of Education (ED). Only those positions that are open to candidates outside of U.S. Government service will be included among these listings. A complete copy of the vacancy announcement, which includes procedures on how and where to apply is attached to this announcement. We thank you in advance for your interest in serving our nation and its students as part of the SFA team. Job Announcement: CLOSING DATE AMENDED OPM ANNOUNCEMENT FOR NON-STATUS APPLICANTS: WA-MC-9-5335 ORGANIZATIONAL TITLE: Supervisory Management and Program Analyst, ED/STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, Program Systems Service, Application & Pell Processing Systems Division SERIES, GRADE: GS-343-14 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: Washington, DC ANNOUNCEMENT OPENING DATE: September 9, 1999 ANNOUNCEMENT CLOSING DATE: September 30, 1999 Number of Positions: One APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Applications must be Postmarked by the closing date: September 30, 1999. You may apply for this position with a resume, Optional Application for Federal Employment (OF-612), Standard Form SF-171, or other application format of your choice. On resume please put your Social Security number and date of birth. In addition, respond to the questions on the Supplemental Qualifications Statement (SQS), located in the attached PDF file, either electronically or by completing OPM Form 1203-AW, Qualification and Availability Form C, in hard copy format. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The incumbent serves as a supervisor and advisor to the Director, Application and Pell Processing Systems Division, on cross-cutting Title IV program issues relating to application processing contracts or systems, cross-program operational or developmental projects or problems, need analysis operations, and new and proposed legislation or regulations. In the execution of these duties, the incumbent: Develops goals and objectives and evaluation techniques to measure Title IV cross-cutting program delivery efficiency and compliance with law and regulations relevant to the application process. Assures the design and implementation of Title IV application processing program delivery mechanisms. Directs the design, development, and establishment of a Title IV management information and data evaluation system to provide program managers with information regarding constituent compliance with program requirements, and ensures the integration of the data derived, as necessary with other Department-wide data evaluation systems. Provides programmatic, technical analytic and evaluative expertise necessary to oversee the design and development of operational procedures for effectively and efficiently delivery of the Title IV program. Supervises development, implementation, and/or maintenance of the annual Title IV application processing system. Ensures that proper design procedures are followed, and that the system is comprehensively tested for all anticipated data conditions. Directs the management, through Contracting Officer's Technical Representatives, of the contracts responsible for support of the Central Processing System and the Multiple Data Entry Systems. Provides direction for implementation of cross-cutting operational changes required by new legislation, regulations, or ED policy initiatives. Establishes priorities and achieves program administration objectives. Develops standards, rules and procedures for program administration. Provides supervisory and administrative direction to Division staff. Carries out the full range of personnel and organizational management authorities and responsibilities. Supports the objectives of the Department's Equal Opportunity Program. [[This file contains the "Vacancy Announcement for Supervisory Management and Program Analyst GS-343-14/WA-MC-9-5335" in Portable Document Format (PDF). It can be viewed with version 3.0 or greater of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software.]] Attachment A |