House Committee And Member Transition Program Officer
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Summary
Lead strategic communications, congressional liaison, and planning for federal House relocation projects, requiring GS-15 specialized experience.
Seeking a highly experienced professional for a GS-15 role focused on strategic communications, congressional liaison, and project planning for critical federal initiatives.
- *Key Responsibilities:**
- **Congressional Communication:** Effectively convey project impacts to the House Congressional community, securing support for "House Moves" projects.
- **Activity Management:** Conduct and manage various Congressional activities.
- **Strategic Planning:** Develop and implement long-range and short-range plans for Member Move Suite Selection rules (Departing, Returning, and New Members).
- **Enterprise Synchronization:** Apply expertise in enterprise synchronization and strategic communications for large-scale operations.
- **Persuasive Communication:** Clearly articulate ideas, analyses, and recommendations in both oral and written formats to management and diverse professional audiences.
- *Requirements:**
- Candidates must possess specialized experience equivalent to the GS-14 grade level in Federal service, meeting OPM qualification requirements for a GS-15 position.
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