SUPERVISORY STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST United States Air ForceSUPERVISORY STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTWashington, DC$125,776–$163,514 / yearDemonstrated skill in communicating effectively with tact and diplomacy, orally and in writing, to advocate Air Force positions; to negotiate complex issues; to respond to internal, public, media, and Congressional criticism of the organizations functions or performance; to logically and effectively explain programs, function and activities, and gain understanding of the organizations efforts by concerned publics; to negotiate complex issues, programs, and functions with people having varying levels of understanding of Air Force and education programs and activities; and to maintain good working relations. Examples of specialized experience includes working with the principles, methods, practices, and techniques of communication, public relations and marketing with expertise and practical experience in all facets of communication activities and operations, to include knowledge of strategic communication, marketing and public relations; analyzing, planning, and adjusting work operations of one or more organizational segments to meet program requirements and objectives within available resources; and working with safety and security regulations, practices, and procedures.
Supervisory Public Affairs Specialist (Communications Director) U.S. Department of JusticeSupervisory Public Affairs Specialist (Communications Director)Washington, DC$169,279–$197,200 / yearFor this position, examples of specialized experience would typically include, but not be limited to: Serving as a senior public affairs advisor for an organization within a Federal agency with responsibility for planning, developing, and communicating information about the organizations products, accomplishments, and mission across various platforms in coordination with the agencys leadership; Overseeing the day-to-day work a Communications Office in a Federal agency and staff; Coordinating preparation of medial releases, social media and video content, and other forms of communication with the public; Planning and producing special programs and events; Engaging in and coordinating aspects of the organizations graphic design, photography and videography, and web content; Addressing public affairs matters for the organization on a national scale; and. Achieving communication goals through a variety of methods such as press releases, social media, web communications, radio and television coverage, podcasts, feature articles, personal appearances, press briefings, news conferences, brand enhancement, and visual elements for reports and website (including photography, videography, layout, and design).
Strategic Communications Associate Director (TS/SCI Security Clearance Required) ProtagonistStrategic Communications Associate Director (TS/SCI Security Clearance Required)Washington, DC$92,000–$122,000 / yearBy combining rigorous communication science with our proprietary Narrative Analytics® platform—powered by advanced AI/ML and large-scale open-source data analysis—we deliver data-driven insight that enables national security, commercial, and non-profit organizations to design effective communication strategies, measure impact, and operate with greater certainty in an increasingly contested information environment. Parenthetic is seeking a Strategic Communications Associate Director to join our team in Washington D.C. This role will work directly with senior defense stakeholders and internal leadership to design and execute strategic communications initiatives aligned with senior leader priorities and mission objectives.
NewSenior Voice Communication Systems Trainer Macpower Digital Assets Edge Private LimitedSenior Voice Communication Systems TrainerArlington, VA$100,000–$120,000 / yearPOSITION DESCRIPTION AND REQUIREMENTS : As integral part of our team, the Voice Systems Trainer will provide stand-up classroom training in to train Information Management Specialists (IMS), Information Management Technical Specialists (IMTS), locally engaged staff (LES), Diplomatic Security (DS) and employees from other U.S. Government agencies on a variety of telephone/voice and data networking systems and related equipment. Must have excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills, both oral and written, and be able to present state of the art training concepts and methodologies using Department of State delivery technology to students within the Department and other government agencies.
Senior Buyer George Mason UniversitySenior BuyerFairfax, VA$87,000–$94,250 / yearObtain bids/quotes and/or prepare and develop appropriate solicitation documents (IFB/RFP) evaluate, analyze, negotiate (when necessary) and award; Prepares purchase orders, negotiate contracts, document cost savings/avoidance, and all associated documentation in a timely and accurate manner; Executes contracts and purchase orders within delegated signature authority and forward for approval, where necessary; Maintains complete documentation of files, review and approve/disapprove PO pricing changes; Conducts and oversees strategic sourcing activities within assigned categories; Strategically reviews all vendor spending within assigned commodities and determine compliance with Mason and State policies and procedures; Leads sourcing activities within commodity and determine with departmental stakeholders how to achieve the ideal combination of service and price; Customer Service/vendor assistance, contract administration, order expediting, receiving, returns, invoice processing and vendor problems; Assists heads of departments and other University leaders with procurement and contractual matters by providing advice, policy interpretation and guidance; Answers questions or advise University customers and/or vendors on procurement processes and procedures to minimize procurement cycle time and to enhance customer service; Acts as liaison between vendors and the University in procurement related matters; Assists vendors on how to conduct business with the University; Advises and encourages SWaM vendors to certify with the SBSD; Provides general contract administration on all orders and contracts to assure goods and services are provided in accordance with the agreement; Supports and assists University departments, Central Receiving and Accounts Payable personnel to promptly resolve delivery, order status, receiving, material return, and invoice issues; Resolves vendor problems, execute actions to cure when necessary and initiate timely contract renewals, extensions or re-bid process; Develops reliable sources of supply, research product information, liaise with other purchasing organizations; Encourages use of SWaM vendors, where appropriate; Develops alternative, reliable and responsible sources of supply for goods and services through source lists, vendor visits, market analysis, trade shows, exhibits and professional purchasing organizations; Encourages participation by small, women-owned and minority businesses and assist them with certification; and. Responsibilities: Performs work at the highest level of difficulty related to the solicitation and execution of complex procurement contracts and review of procurement and material procedures and activities; Conducts procurement activities frequently in excess of $100,000 per procurement; Applies extensive industry knowledge and agency regulations in formulating the most complex term-contracts for the provision of volume goods and services purchasing services through either competitive bid (IFB), competitive negotiation (RFP), Sole Source or Emergency procurement; Uses critical skills and knowledge to determine best method of procurement and handle all procurement transactions within delegated authority; Works independently and exercise considerable discretion and judgment within established procedures and authority/responsibility; Reviews purchase requisitions submitted by University departments for accuracy and completeness; Determines best method of procurement; Oversees and administers RFP''s from start to finish ensuring compliance with State Law.
Overhaul and Repairs Senior Buyer Eaton Corporation PlcOverhaul and Repairs Senior BuyerBeltsville, MD$99,000–$145,000 / yearCollaborate with operations, engineering, quality, and customer service teams to proactively resolve material, capacity, or process constraints impacting repair flow and turnaround time in order to support repair shop execution and schedule adherence. Manage repair order queues to ensure smooth workflow and timely progression of priority and critical repairs in accordance with established priorities in order to achieve committed turnaround times (TAT) and promise dates.
Senior Buyer University System of Maryland OfficeSenior BuyerAdelphi, MD$90,000–$115,000Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; to prepare written records and reports; to understand and interpret procurement policies and procedures; to provide guidance and training to others; to maintain service-quality professionalism under pressure; to address confidential matters with discretion; and to ensure compliance with USM Office policy and guiding principles. Extensive knowledge and demonstrated ability to independently lead multi‑million‑dollar, highly complex source‑to‑contract procurements—primarily competitive sealed proposals (RFPs)—in collaboration with institutional stakeholders.
Senior Buyer ASRC Federal Holding CompanySenior BuyerReston, VAWorking under the direction of the ASRC Federal Procurement organization, this role ensures compliant, timely, and cost- effective purchasing of materials, supplies, equipment, and services in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), contract requirements, and internal ASRC Federal policies. The salary offered will depend on several factors including, but not limited to, relevant experience, skills, education, geographic location, internal equity, business needs, and other factors permitted by law.
Senior Buyer (DRT) Thales Defense & Security IncSenior Buyer (DRT)GERMANTOWN, MD$85,408–$109,133 / yearWith over 1,000 employees, TDSI and its four subsidiaries (Advanced Acoustic Concepts, Digital Receiver Technology, Tampa Microwave, and Trusted Cyber Technologies), supports U.S. Joint Services, special operations forces and multi-national partners with a variety of communication, visualization, signal intelligence/electronic warfare, and sensor/sonar capabilities. TDSI considers several factors when extending an offer, including but not limited to, the role, function and associated responsibilities, a candidate's work experience, location, education/training, and key skills.
Senior Buyer Commonwealth of VirginiaSenior BuyerFairfax, VA$87,000–$94,250 / yearObtain bids/quotes and/or prepare and develop appropriate solicitation documents (IFB/RFP) evaluate, analyze, negotiate (when necessary) and award; Prepares purchase orders, negotiate contracts, document cost savings/avoidance, and all associated documentation in a timely and accurate manner; Executes contracts and purchase orders within delegated signature authority and forward for approval, where necessary; Maintains complete documentation of files, review and approve/disapprove PO pricing changes; Conducts and oversees strategic sourcing activities within assigned categories; Strategically reviews all vendor spending within assigned commodities and determine compliance with Mason and State policies and procedures; Leads sourcing activities within commodity and determine with departmental stakeholders how to achieve the ideal combination of service and price; Customer Service/vendor assistance, contract administration, order expediting, receiving, returns, invoice processing and vendor problems; Assists heads of departments and other University leaders with procurement and contractual matters by providing advice, policy interpretation and guidance; Answers questions or advise University customers and/or vendors on procurement processes and procedures to minimize procurement cycle time and to enhance customer service; Acts as liaison between vendors and the University in procurement related matters; Assists vendors on how to conduct business with the University; Advises and encourages SWaM vendors to certify with the SBSD; Provides general contract administration on all orders and contracts to assure goods and services are provided in accordance with the agreement; Supports and assists University departments, Central Receiving and Accounts Payable personnel to promptly resolve delivery, order status, receiving, material return, and invoice issues; Resolves vendor problems, execute actions to cure when necessary and initiate timely contract renewals, extensions or re-bid process; Develops reliable sources of supply, research product information, liaise with other purchasing organizations; Encourages use of SWaM vendors, where appropriate; Develops alternative, reliable and responsible sources of supply for goods and services through source lists, vendor visits, market analysis, trade shows, exhibits and professional purchasing organizations; Encourages participation by small, women-owned and minority businesses and assist them with certification; and. Responsibilities: Performs work at the highest level of difficulty related to the solicitation and execution of complex procurement contracts and review of procurement and material procedures and activities; Conducts procurement activities frequently in excess of $100,000 per procurement; Applies extensive industry knowledge and agency regulations in formulating the most complex term-contracts for the provision of volume goods and services purchasing services through either competitive bid (IFB), competitive negotiation (RFP), Sole Source or Emergency procurement; Uses critical skills and knowledge to determine best method of procurement and handle all procurement transactions within delegated authority; Works independently and exercise considerable discretion and judgment within established procedures and authority/responsibility; Reviews purchase requisitions submitted by University departments for accuracy and completeness; Determines best method of procurement; Oversees and administers RFP"s from start to finish ensuring compliance with State Law.
BUYER -OUTDOOR/TOYS/DECOR/SEASONAL NF4 Marine Corps Community ServicesBUYER -OUTDOOR/TOYS/DECOR/SEASONAL NF4Quantico, VA$73,000–$100,000 / yearBachelor¿s Degree in Business or a related field appropriate to the work of position AND three years¿ experience that demonstrates in depth knowledge of retail buying, advertising and merchandising techniques to buy a wide variety of merchandise, OR an appropriate combination of education and experience that demonstrates possession of knowledge and skill equivalent to that gained in the above, OR appropriate experience that demonstrates that the applicant has acquired the knowledge, skills, and abilities equivalent to that gained in the above. Involuntarily separated members of the armed forces and eligible family members applying through the Transition Assistance Program must submit a written request/statement (may be obtained from the MCCS Human Resources Office) and present ID card with "TA" stamped in red on front of card.
Sr. Manager Buying & Planning (Sr. Buyer) adidas AGSr. Manager Buying & Planning (Sr. Buyer)Woodbridge, VA$100,000–$120,000 / yearBuild strong, collaborative partnerships with Store Allocations, Finance, Marketing, Category Management and Visual Merchandising to ensure alignment on product strategies, inventory flow, and go-to-market (GTM) execution. Manager, Retail Buying & Planning plays a pivotal leadership role in executing product strategy across Canadian retail concepts, ensuring strong alignment with market trends and business objectives.
Program Specialist US Department of StateProgram SpecialistWashington, DC$143,913–$187,093 / yearQualifying specialized experience must demonstrate the following: Experience serving as a liaison between executive leadership, software development teams, and international user communities to support the implementation, enhancement, and operational effectiveness of mission-critical technology tools supporting national security objectives. You will be assessed on the following job-related competencies (knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics): Non-Supervisory: Oral Communication, Writing, Interpersonal Skills, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Technology Orientation, Customer Service, Attention to Detail and Self-Management.