USAJOBS

Why do some job announcements say "indefinite" instead of having open and closing dates? 📅   Some agencies hire on a continuing basis and will review resumes throughout the year.   Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eeRrJRiB

Jobs Alert: Agencies are looking for STEM professionals across the country. Check out some of these great options! Natural Resource Specialist - $44,709 - $88,065 Department of Agriculture Wareham, MA Apply by 6/17 at https://lnkd.in/efd7jZ8B Physical Scientist (Term) - $82,764 - $128,956 Department of Commerce Silver Spring, MD Apply by 6/17 at https://lnkd.in/ev2xFndj Civil Engineer - $56,458 - $82,537 Department of the Interior 3 vacancies Bismarck, ND and Pierre, SD Apply by 6/17 at https://lnkd.in/eJT6TMzd Natural Resource Manager (Interdisciplinary Biologist/Physical Scientist) - $61,044 - $96,012 Department of the Interior Ajo, AZ Apply by 6/21 at https://lnkd.in/gSbDMC5X Interdisciplinary - History/ Anthropology / Archeology (Term) - $72,553 - $94,317 Department of the Interior Fort Scott, KS Apply by 6/21 at https://lnkd.in/gQ5gsZQn

What is a Temporary Appointment? Temporary appointments have a set time-limit and include the following: -Detail: A temporary assignment to another job. You must be a current federal employee to apply to detail jobs. -Intermittent: Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady. -Term: A job that may last one to four years. Term appointments may be used for project work, extraordinary workload, scheduled cancellation of a position, reorganization, uncertainty of future funding, or contracting out of the function. -Temporary: A job that will last no longer than one year. -Seasonal: An annually recurring job that may last six months or more in one year. -Summer: A job available during the summer months, usually for students.

Join the U.S. Office of Personnel Management for their Navigating USAJOBS & Resume Best Practices event on June 26, 2-3:30pm ET!   This session will provide participants with information on how to effectively navigate the USAJOBS website. Specific topics will include:   -USAJOBS landing page -USAJOBS profile, resumes, and supporting documents -Searching for job opportunities -Overview of federal hiring -Reading job announcements to understand eligibility and qualifications -Starting the application -Resume best practices Register here: https://lnkd.in/eSdsAhZd

What is a Mission Critical Field? A job or career field is mission critical because they are in high demand across the federal government. There are a wide range of career fields that fall into this category, such as: -Mathematics 🔢 -Science 🔬 -Cybersecurity 💻 To filter your job search results for mission critical roles: -Go to 'Filters'. -Scroll down to 'Mission Critical Career Field'. -Select the career field(s) you're interested in. -Search results will update automatically as you select each filter. For more information, check out USAJOBS.gov and select "Explore career fields that are hiring now."

Are you ready to take your career to the next level with a rewarding federal position? Join the National Park Service webinar, Mastering the Federal Job: Crafting Resumes for Success, on June 13, 1-2:30pm CT! 🌲🌳🌴 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eWGuV6kM 

"My favorite part of being a federal employee is seeing how the work we do impacts U.S. citizens. U.S. citizens are fortunate to have a government that provides education and resources for almost every aspect of life. Being part of a government concerned about its citizens well being is rewarding and also a great honor."– Sondra, financial specialist, Federal Maritime Commission

What should I leave OUT of my resume? ❌ For a competitive federal resume, do not include: -Classified or government sensitive information -Social Security Number (SSN) -Photos of yourself -Personal information, such as age, gender, religious affiliation, etc. -Encrypted and digitally signed documents For information on what applicants SHOULD include on their resume, check out: https://lnkd.in/gfAykfBq

Did you serve with the Peace Corps or AmeriCorps VISTA? 🛠 Your service is valued by federal agencies! Once you successfully complete your Peace Corps service or AmeriCorps VISTA program, you can apply for federal jobs available to current government employees. You qualify to apply for these jobs for one year after completing your service. Federal agencies may extend the period up to two additional years, after your completed service, if you are: -In military service. -Studying at an accredited university or college. -Involved in another activity that the agency decides warrants an extension. For more information, check out: https://lnkd.in/gwbBXu-i

Join the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Careers in Data and Computing Information Session on Thursday, June 27th at 2:00 PM ET! DOE is the nation's solutions agency, engaged in a wide range of challenging and innovative work, including tackling the climate crisis, national security, and basic research, allowing our employees to positively impact the world in unimaginable ways. At our very core, DOE is an agency powered by science and technology to fulfill its mission. Whether you're a recent graduate or a seasoned professional, this event is your gateway to career opportunities that will challenge and inspire you. DOE is hiring for AI, Data, IT, and Cybersecurity professionals from diverse backgrounds for positions located across the United States! Learn from industry experts and gain valuable insights into the cutting-edge projects and groundbreaking research happening at the DOE. Mark your calendars and secure your spot now! This is a FREE event. Click the link below to reserve your seat. Reserve Your Spot for FREE by visiting this link: https://lnkd.in/earTik7B   Remember, the future is yours to shape. Embark on a journey with the DOE and pave the way for a brighter tomorrow!  #DOECareersinData&Computing