The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: U.S. Census Bureau

November 20, 2020

Job Posting: U.S. Census Bureau

The Department of Commerce agency is hiring two Associate Ombuds, who will report to the Census Bureau Ombudsman, Bill Maurer, CO-OP. The positions are to be based in Suitland, Maryland and Jeffersonville, Indiana, and occasional travel may be required. Telework may also be possible.

Applicants must be U.S. citizens. The salary range for the GS-14 positions is $107,807 to $157,709 per year. Applications are due by November 25, 2020. (USA Jobs.)

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