Lead Asylum Adjudication Supervisor

Citizenship and Immigration Services; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Long-term care insurance

Retirement plan

Thrift Savings Plan

Flexible Spending Account

Employee Assistance Program

Personal leave days

Paid federal holidays

Flexible work schedules

Tuition reimbursement

Transportation subsidies

Uniform allowance

Wellness programs

Fitness centers

Job summary

Citizenship and Immigration Services seeks a Supervisory Asylum Officer to supervise a team of Asylum Officers, oversee interviews, and review adjudications to maintain high quality. The role includes evaluating performance and initiating appropriate personnel actions when needed.

Position requires leadership, subject-matter expertise in asylum law, and the ability to mentor adjudicators. The DHS offers robust benefits, federal holidays, and a flexible work environment where applicable.

Qualifications

• Final determinations on asylum or immigration benefits cases.
• Analyzing the impact of policy, legislation, or country conditions on asylum or immigration benefits cases.
• Providing technical guidance, mentorship, or training to adjudicators or review teams.
• Reviewing asylum or immigration benefit decisions to ensure proper guidance application.

Responsibilities

• Make final determinations on asylum or immigration benefits cases.
• Analyze the impact of policy, legislation, or country conditions on asylum or immigration benefits cases.
• Provide technical guidance, mentorship, or training to adjudicators or colleagues.
• Review asylum or immigration benefit decisions to ensure proper application of all relevant guidance.

Job description

Citizenship and Immigration Services seeks a Supervisory Asylum Officer to supervise a team of Asylum Officers, oversee interviews, and review adjudications to maintain high quality. The role includes evaluating performance and initiating appropriate personnel actions when needed.

Position requires leadership, subject-matter expertise in asylum law, and the ability to mentor adjudicators. The DHS offers robust benefits, federal holidays, and a flexible work environment where applicable.