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Transportation Security Administration, Department of Homeland Security is seeking Program Assistants in Washington to support managers and teams with administrative coordination, data tracking, scheduling, and records management. The role emphasizes accuracy, attention to detail, and clear communication across departments.
Responsibilities include maintaining electronic records, preparing reports, and coordinating daily office activities.
Program Assistants help keep TSA offices and airport field operations organized, accurate, and running smoothly. They support managers and employees with administrative coordination, data tracking, scheduling, correspondence, records, payroll, and other day to day program needs. This role is well suited to someone who is comfortable working with detailed information, handling multiple assignments, communicating with different teams, and helping an office stay on schedule. Specific responsibilities depend on whether the position supports finance, human resources, scheduling, payroll, workplace programs, or another TSA operational area.
Do not assume that every Program Assistant vacancy follows standard business hours or permits telework. Use the schedule and work-site information from the individual announcement.
Applicants generally need specialized experience at the level stated in the official announcement. Relevant experience may include:
The type and amount of required experience vary by pay band and assignment. Applicants should ensure that their resume clearly demonstrates the specialized experience listed in the active vacancy.
A specific college degree may not be required when qualification is based entirely on specialized experience. If the announcement permits education to satisfy any part of the qualification requirement, applicants may need to provide transcripts from an accredited institution. Use the exact education and experience requirements from the official vacancy rather than adding a general degree requirement.