Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys
Records and Information Management Specialist
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys, Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
Records and Information Management Specialist
For more information on the Department of Justice and the United States Attorneys' Offices, visit
www.justice.gov/usao/ . As needed, additional positions may be filled using this announcement. This position is also being announced under Merit Promotion Procedures under 25-WAW-12777860-MS. Duties
If selected, you will serve as a Records and Information Management Specialist for the Criminal Division of the United States Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Western District of Washington. You will handle data entry, analysis, and program management to ensure records are created, maintained, and disposed of according to Federal, EOUSA, and DOJ guidelines. Duties include: Identifying Federal records under the Federal Records Act and maintaining records per DOJ, EOUSA, and USAO policies. Studying record types, usage, location, and classification to develop efficient records management controls. Developing or requesting reports and procedures to meet USAO needs or improve docketing efficiency. Responding to inquiries on case status and retrieving information via query routines or reports. Serving as a procedural and technical resource on docketing functions for criminal cases. Ensuring proper codes are used in docketing systems and updating databases accordingly. Determining cases requiring special handling and making appropriate referrals. Responsibilities will increase with experience. Salary
$56,153 - $89,290/year Qualifications
GS-7:
One year of specialized experience at GS-5 level or equivalent, or education (graduate or bachelor's with Superior Academic Achievement), or a combination of both. GS-9:
One year of specialized experience at GS-7 level or higher, or education (Master's or equivalent, or 2 years of graduate coursework), or a combination of both. Applicants with understanding of the criminal justice system are preferred. A cover letter is encouraged but not required. Other Information
Information on benefits, veterans' preference, and other employment policies is included. Applicants must submit all required documentation, including transcripts, veterans' documents, and proof of eligibility for special programs. How to Apply
Complete the occupational questionnaire and submit all required documents via USAJOBS. Ensure your application is complete before the deadline of 11:59 PM (ET) on 08/22/2025. For assistance, contact Mara Montes at mara.montes@usdoj.gov or 206-553-4200.
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For more information on the Department of Justice and the United States Attorneys' Offices, visit
www.justice.gov/usao/ . As needed, additional positions may be filled using this announcement. This position is also being announced under Merit Promotion Procedures under 25-WAW-12777860-MS. Duties
If selected, you will serve as a Records and Information Management Specialist for the Criminal Division of the United States Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Western District of Washington. You will handle data entry, analysis, and program management to ensure records are created, maintained, and disposed of according to Federal, EOUSA, and DOJ guidelines. Duties include: Identifying Federal records under the Federal Records Act and maintaining records per DOJ, EOUSA, and USAO policies. Studying record types, usage, location, and classification to develop efficient records management controls. Developing or requesting reports and procedures to meet USAO needs or improve docketing efficiency. Responding to inquiries on case status and retrieving information via query routines or reports. Serving as a procedural and technical resource on docketing functions for criminal cases. Ensuring proper codes are used in docketing systems and updating databases accordingly. Determining cases requiring special handling and making appropriate referrals. Responsibilities will increase with experience. Salary
$56,153 - $89,290/year Qualifications
GS-7:
One year of specialized experience at GS-5 level or equivalent, or education (graduate or bachelor's with Superior Academic Achievement), or a combination of both. GS-9:
One year of specialized experience at GS-7 level or higher, or education (Master's or equivalent, or 2 years of graduate coursework), or a combination of both. Applicants with understanding of the criminal justice system are preferred. A cover letter is encouraged but not required. Other Information
Information on benefits, veterans' preference, and other employment policies is included. Applicants must submit all required documentation, including transcripts, veterans' documents, and proof of eligibility for special programs. How to Apply
Complete the occupational questionnaire and submit all required documents via USAJOBS. Ensure your application is complete before the deadline of 11:59 PM (ET) on 08/22/2025. For assistance, contact Mara Montes at mara.montes@usdoj.gov or 206-553-4200.
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