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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA

12 opportunities across 4 listed locations.

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4 locationsAt the last successful sync
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At the last successful DoW sync, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA had 12 separate SkillBridge opportunity records across 4 listed locations.

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Information Technology (IT)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Position is located in the Human Capital Division, Workforce Planning Employee Development Branch. This Branch provides expertise to ORD for human capital policy and program development and assessment, in the areas of workforce and succession planning, employee development, organizational development and diversity, equity and inclusion. This opportunity is in the area of diversity, equity and inclusion. This program is evolving and the intern would work on a variety of projects to formalize internal processes and procedures relative to DEI. Examples of work include: -Developing standard operating procedures for management of a cadre of collateral duty Special Emphasis Program Managers (i.e. Black Employment, Women's Employment, Veteran's Employment, etc.).

17 weeks and more (if applicable).In-PersonWashington, DC
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Information Technology (IT)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA

The selected applicant be working on the Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) project as a key team member. ECHO is an integrated data warehouse and public access portal (echo.epa.gov) that supports transparency and targeting for the enforcement program. It has 75+ interfaces, 20+ data sources, and many reports. It is widely used by government and public users. We are seeking a collaborative, organized individual with an ability to contribute to our ECHO technical team. EPA will train the successful applicant on EPA data systems and information content. The job will require supporting the security and privacy protections needed to bring new data into ECHO, and implement of new e-reporting initiatives, in conjunction with technical staff and programmers. The successful applicant will be a part of a motivated and creative team that develops customer-focused and data-driven approaches to identify key environmental problems.

17 weeks and more (if applicable).In-PersonWashington, DC
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Information Technology (IT)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA

MAJOR DUTIES: The Data Systems and Information Management Branch (DSIMB) in OECA’s Office of Compliance (OC) is looking for support in managing a $28M annual budget used to develop and maintain OECA data systems, including the Integrated Compliance an Information System (ICIS) and associated electronic reporting tools. The candidate will support information technology work of the Branch and will ensure that annual budget formulation continues strategically throughout the year. It is critical that there is no break in service that would hinder data flow at any point. The purpose of this position is to serve as a budget analyst performing day-to-day control and management involving the formulation, execution, and/or analysis of the Data Systems and Information Management Branch’s (DSIMB) budget and funding requirements. The position: Analyzes budgetary trends, changes, and relationships, and recommends budgetary actions when necessary to ensure program obligations are met. Prepares annual and multi-year budgets for assigned organizations including reviewing, editing, and consolidating budget estimates; preparing detailed narrative justifications; and verifying validity of budgetary data. Monitors the execution of annual and multi-year budgets within an assigned organization with various sources and types of funding. Provides guidance concerning the legal and regulatory aspects of acquiring funds and the use of funds for program and administrative purposes. Performs duties specific to the following financial management processes: budgeting, disbursing, accounting of government funds, payment for commercial vendor services, protecting funds from fraud, waste and abuse, conduct manpower assessments, analyze contract tasks and priorities to ensure proper financial resources are available to accomplish the mission and internal control.

17 Weeks or moreIn-PersonWashington, DC
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