Track, interpret, and implement new federal directives and executive orders affecting workforce policy and operations.

Prepare briefing materials and complex scientific summaries on a broad range of diseases and research areas for various purposes and audiences.

Develop scientific and technical materials regarding NIAID research programs, activities, accomplishments, and program priorities.

Review, edit, and provide recommendations on materials prepared by other NIAID staff.

Develop and deliver training sessions/modules, comprehensive resources, job aids, and other reference materials/tools to support administrative operations and business practices.

Draft, review, and provide guidance on award nominations for staff and program recognition.

Manage, review, and provide quality assurance for Title 42, Title 5, and SBRBPAS recruitments, appointments, conversions, and pay adjustments packages.

Serve as Executive Secretary for senior-level recruitments for extramural divisions and the Office of the Director.

Manage and review cases submitted to the NIAID Pay Board (chaired by the NIAID Deputy Director and comprised of NIAID Division Directors/Office Heads).

Support rapid-turnaround analysis and special projects requiring personnel or workforce data.

Provide continuous guidance and consultation to managers and leadership throughout personnel processes.

Evaluate personnel action tracking systems, databases, and workflows to identify inefficiencies or gaps.

Recommend and support modernization, automation, or process-improvement solutions to enhance personnel operations.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in a related field.