Wilson Center
Job Openings at the Wilson Center
The Wilson Center consists of two separate, but parallel, pay systems (federal and trust). U.S. Civil Service positions are funded by our annual appropriation from the Congress. Trust positions are funded by private donations, grants and gifts to the Wilson Center.
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The Wilson Center is committed to attracting and maintaining a high quality, dedicated, and diverse work force. As a member of the Wilson Center staff, you will become of the team that works together to build a bridge between the worlds of academia and public policy, to inform and develop solutions to the Nation's problems and challenges.
Broadcast Audiovisual Technician
Closes: October 15, 2024
This position is located in the Office of Vice President for External Relations of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. The incumbent of this position is responsible for various audiovisual assignments related to public event support, video and web conferencing, media production for broadcast, streaming media and webcast production, camera (video) operating, and light setting.
Human Resources Specialist (Staffing/Classification)
Closes: October 2, 2024
The incumbent of this position serves as a Human Resources Specialist reporting to the Human Resources Director. The organizational title is HR Specialist (Staffing/Classification).
The HR Specialist (Staffing/Classification) provides support to the HR Director in the areas of recruitment and staffing programs for the two separate, yet parallel employment/pay systems (Civil Service – federally appropriated; and Trust – privately funded). Interprets and recommends updates to staffing policy and processes and analyzes associated pay and compensation issues. Also, provides the full spectrum of management consulting and advisory services on HR and management issues, which may be highly sensitive.
Duties include:
- Serves as the agency’s subject matter expert and principal advisor on staffing/classification policy; responsible for the analysis, interpretation, and modification of existing HR procedures and guidelines for recruitment, staffing and classification.
- Performs all phases of recruitment and placement such as: Develop recruitment strategies, conduct job analysis, create JOAs, verify applicant eligibility, issue official certificates of eligibles, audit certs, etc.
- Reviews and updates policies affecting core staffing areas of human resources management.
- Supports the organization in developing operational procedures, guidelines, or job aids to streamline staffing functions and to build or maintain effective human resources activities and requirements.
- Ensures changes to existing HR rules, regulations, and guidelines are implemented.
- Provides policy and technical guidance on implementing and administering the operational portion of the programs.
- Utilizes and adheres to the Delegated Examining Unit (DEU) and Merit Staffing processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory and procedural requirements.
- Prepares and ensures positions throughout the Center are properly classified.
- Performs classifications, reclassifications and desk audits of positions.
- Oversees internal control reviews of HR programs.
- Prepares guidance for compliance with internal control requirements.
Coordinates Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Inspector General (IG), and other reviews of HR programs to ensure regulatory and procedural compliance.
Contact Us
Human Resources Office Woodrow Wilson Center One Woodrow Wilson Plaza 1300 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20004-3027 jobs@wilsoncenter.org