Management Analyst (Manpower/Force Structure/Proponency)

Posted 2 days ago

united states army criminal investigation divisionQuantico (VA)

Management Analysts National Security

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$121785 - $158322/yr

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About the role

Hiring Agency: United States Army Criminal Investigation DivisionAbout the Position: Serve as a senior management analyst responsible for performing studies of complex problems involving prospective major changes to Criminal Investigative Division (CID) operations, structure, force development plans, stationing, and equipping.

Key Responsibilities: Conduct formal manpower studies, evaluate organizational efficiency, and validate civilian and military authorizations. Requirements & Education Some federal jobs allow you to substitute your education for the required experience in order to qualify. For this job, you must meet the qualification requirement using experience alone--no substitution of education for experience is permitted. Which agency is hiring for this position? This position is with United States Army Criminal Investigation Division, Department of the Army. What is the salary for this position? The posted pay range is $121785 - $158322/yr. Is this position remote or telework eligible? This position is eligible for telework. What security clearance is required? This position requires a Secret security clearance. What is the application deadline? Applications close on 2026-10-12. Who is eligible to apply? This position is open under the 'Fed Transition' hiring path. Source: USAJOBS.gov - U.S. Federal Government

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