Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and five years of relevant experience, or a combination of education and experience equivalent to a minimum of nine years of professional experience in dispute resolution. A top secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are also required. The position pays $81,823-125,695 and applications are due by July 19. (NGA Posting.)
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Surprising NGA has to accept applications for this. Couldn't they just pull over the top candidates as they're driving home from work this afternoon and bring them in for an interview?
ReplyDelete-The Angry Ombuds
To clarify, this is an Associate Ombuds position for our St. Louis office. It is an organizational ombudsman role that adheres to the IOA code of ethics and standards of practice. The position is open to ALL SOURCES. You don't need a current, active clearance to apply. If selected, you will have to go through the security clearance process, which requires being a U.S. citizen.
ReplyDeleteAll those interested are highly encouraged to apply. As the hiring manager, you are welcome to email or call me directly (deyosm [at_sign] nga [dot] mil, 571-557-0898) if you have questions about the NGA Ombudsman role.
Scott Deyo
NGA Ombudsman
Certified Organizational Ombudsman Practitioner (R)