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Grants Management Specialist (cooperative Agreements)

Posted 2 days ago

army national guard unitsFort Dix (NJ)

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About the role

This job opportunity is for an GRANTS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS), position description T5869000, within the USPFO of the New Jersey Army National Guard. This vacancy announcement is a Title 5, Excepted Service position. This is a new position located in the USPFO Grants and Cooperative Agreements Branch. Individual is responsible for administering and coordinating a complex Federal assistance agreement portfolio. General Experience Experience, education, or training in administrative professional, investigative, technical or other responsible work which demonstrates analytical ability and a practical and theoretical knowledge of the functions, processes and principles of management. Experience using computer and automation systems. Specialized Experience Must have at least 36 months experience which provided a detailed knowledge of the National Guard organizational structures, functions, procedures and techniques. Experience analyzing and interpreting policies and the procedures of higher headquarters/management as to applicability to current policies. Experience presenting and discussing complex matters in a clear and convincing manner. Experience in communicating with people from various backgrounds and circumstances.

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