IT Specialist (GIS) - Washington, DC

You must encounter IT-related background demonstrating competencies in attention to point, customer service, decision making, information management, interpersonal expertise, oral communication, challenge solving, teamwork, and technical competence. A subject matter specialist evaluate will score resumes; a minimum score of 93 is called for for referral.

• U.S. Citizenship needed.
• Must be passionate about the ideals of the American republic and committed to upholding the norm of law and the U.S. Constitution.
• You must gather eligibility and qualification conditions by the closing date.
• Present Federal employees under Merit Promotion must encounter time-in-grade needs.
• IT-related expertise demonstrating each of the following competencies: Attention to Element, Customer Solution, Decision Making, Details Management, Interpersonal Skills, Oral Communication, Obstacle Solving, Teamwork, and Technical Competence.
• GS-14: Knowledge of task management (Agile, Scrum), systems development life cycle, GIS technology (ESRI ArcGIS, QGIS, PostGIS), databases (MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, AWS Redshift), coding (Python), web development, and broadband telecommunication analysis.
• GS-15: Mastery of venture management functions, principles, and theories; cutting GIS and broadband mapping expertise.
• Resume must not exceed two pages and must abide by formatting conditions.
• Males born after 12/31/59 must be registered with Selective Offering.
• May cater to a one-year probationary period.

Serve as the leading geospatial analysis and GIS authority for the FCC.

• Give high-level GIS leadership to assist strategic objectives for broadband access and wireless technology deployment.
• Represent the Bureau/Office on national and inter-government geospatial committees.
• Perform complex analyzes for Commission-led geospatial initiatives requiring cross-bureau coordination.
• Design, create, carry out, and test GIS software and hardware.
• Collaborate on user interfaces to enhance visitor know-how and efficiency of GIS submissions.
• Run information for broadband and spectrum usage mapping.
• Carry out needs studies and records needs analysis for mapping projects.
• Perform right away with stakeholders to assemble conditions and offer technical guidance.
• Build and keep up GIS databases and web-based mapping systems.

U.S. Citizenship.

• Appropriate for employment as determined by a background investigation.
• Financial disclosure statement may be called for.
• Existing/former federal employees must supply SF-50 verifying grade/status.
• Resume must not exceed two pages and must gather format criteria.
• Must meet qualification criteria by closing date.

Health Insurance.

• Life Insurance.
• Dental & Vision Insurance.
• Adaptable Spending Accounts.
• Long-Term Care Insurance.
• Holidays and Exit.
• Thrift Savings Blueprint.
• Transit Gain.
• Alternative Function Schedule.
• Telecommuting.

Relocation expenses won’t be paid.

• This vacancy may be employed to load additional positions within 90 days.
• Selected you may be appointed at the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (WTB) or the Office of Engineering & Technology (OET).
• Unseal to all U.S. Citizens and Merit Promotion candidates (Federal employees, reinstatement eligibles, VEOA, CTAP, ICTAP).
• Non-competitive appointing authorities include people with disabilities, Veterans (VRA, 30% disabled), former Peace Corps, AmeriCorps Vista.
• CTAP/ICTAP eligibles must encounter precise criteria covering being in the identical area commuting sphere.
• Agency contact: Kristin Junior, 540-303-8108, [email protected].
• Address: Federal Communications Commission, 45 L Street NE, Washington DC, District of Columbia 20554.
• Next moves: After the announcement closes, best-qualified candidates will be referred to the hiring formal for doable meeting.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent U.S. Government agency responsible for regulating interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable. The FCC's mission is to join the nation and make sure a competitive, innovative, and accessible communications infrastructure. This IT Specialist (GIS) position is critical to the FCC's broadband and spectrum mapping initiatives, supporting the agency's strategic goals for connectivity and technology deployment. Working at the FCC lets you contribute to national communications policy and infrastructure, with a collaborative environment focused on public solution and technological advancement.