CATMS Correspondence Manager/Editor (A&S) - TS/SCI required
$110,000-$115,000
ApplyCATMS Correspondence Manager/Editor (A&S) - TS/SCI required
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$110,000-$115,000
About the role
- Manage Correspondence utilizing the CATMS tool for an office in OUSW(A&S). Coordinate with all stakeholders to ensure completeness of correspondence packages from beginning to end.
- Edit and process executive correspondence packages for senior leader signature, including congressional letters and reports, decision memoranda, DoD policies and directives, and responses to incoming mail.
- Ensure written correspondence products meet Department of Defense standards, guidelines, and updated business rules for written material.
- Utilize the Correspondence and Task Management System (CATMS) to respond to incoming taskers then task packages forward for signature
- Facilitate weekly calls with Front Office counterparts to discuss latest hot topics and issues. Coordinate with subordinate offices to assign, review, and route CATMS packages to the appropriate points of contacts for action.
- Check CATMS packages for formatting, proofread, and edit as necessary; prepare documents for signature and ensure proper routing through the staff via hard copy and CATMS.Brief senior government officials on status of organizational CATMS packages
- Attend and participate in meetings, take meeting notes, record taskers and actions, and update the staff when necessary.
- Task and coordinate responses for FOIA, DoDIG, GAO, and other requests for government information.
- Manage multiple assignments from multiple people in busy work environment.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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