Remote Law Enforcement Administrative Lead

Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs; Carson City (NV); On-site; USD 45,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Telework eligible

Job summary

The Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs in Carson City, Nevada, is seeking a Law Enforcement Assistant (GS-0303) to support agency programs, lead clerical staff, and manage data tracking for reports and contracts. The position emphasizes data coordination, budget review, and cross-office collaboration.

Applications close on 2026-11-16 and telework is eligible. A security clearance level of Other is required, and qualifications focus on federal budgeting, FOIA handling, and interagency

Qualifications

• Official or unofficial transcripts are acceptable, or a list with courses, grades, and credits may be submitted.
• If more than 10 percent of undergraduate coursework were pass/fail, superior academic achievement must be shown by class standing or honor society membership.
• If using foreign education, submit a Certificate of Foreign Equivalency with the transcript showing evaluated credentials.
• Related non-Federal experience or retired military experience may count toward annual leave accrual per 5 CFR 630.

Responsibilities

• Perform program support functions for Agency office programs and activities.
• Serve as technical lead for lower-graded assistants and clerks and ensure continuity and uniformity of clerical procedures.
• Track data and statistics to support Agency programs; maintain automated systems of program-specific data for reports and funding.

Job description

The Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs in Carson City, Nevada, is seeking a Law Enforcement Assistant (GS-0303) to support agency programs, lead clerical staff, and manage data tracking for reports and contracts. The position emphasizes data coordination, budget review, and cross-office collaboration.

Applications close on 2026-11-16 and telework is eligible. A security clearance level of Other is required, and qualifications focus on federal budgeting, FOIA handling, and interagency