Opening for Scientist in Charge at the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory

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From: "Major, Jon J" <jjmajor@xxxxxxxx>


The USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory in Vancouver, Washington (
https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/cascades-volcano-observatory), is
seeking a new Scientist-in-Charge.  For the first time, this position
vacancy is soliciting applicants not only from within USGS but also from
potential candidates (must be US citizen) external to USGS. Internal USGS
candidates can apply for a 5-year rotational term; external candidates
would apply for a permanent (non-rotational) position. We seek an
exceptional senior scientist who can lead the largest of the USGS volcano
observatories (composed of a broadly disciplinary staff of research
scientists, engineers, field technicians, outreach staff, and
administrative staff) through some challenging and transitional times.
Details of position, required application materials, and the application
process are described below. Please note that the application period is
currently open and closes on September 22.



   - The internal USGS-only 5-year Rotational Assignment
         - The announcement number is USGS-SAC-20-10905326-IMP-ML
         - https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/578299100


   - The permanent position open to all US citizens
         - The announcement number is USGS-SAC-20-10905396-DE-ML
         - https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/578299400

Questions about how to apply and eligibility can be addressed to Michelle
Liu (contact below).  Here she describes the basics:



*Here are a few reminders to pass along to any interested applicants so
they don't inadvertently disqualify themselves from further consideration*:

o **IMPORTANT** Since this is a professional series position, there is
a positive education requirement. This means that if they don't have the
required coursework, they will be disqualified from further
consideration. *They
should submit ALL copies of their unofficial transcripts*. This is
especially important if they've attended multiple schools. Their current
school doesnâ??t always list the transfer classes out. The transcripts are
needed to confirm that they have completed the required coursework for the
basic education requirement. *ALL applicants regardless of whether they are
current USGS, or whether they are currently in the series MUST do this.*

o *NEW REQUIREMENT* For announcements that are being advertised internally
to USGS, employees MUST submit a copy of their last performance appraisal
(which can be found in their eOPF's). They should NOT be waiting last
minute to access this document.

o *NEW REQUIREMENT* For announcements that are being advertised internally
to USGS, employees MUST submit a copy of their SF-50.
o If they have completed their degree requirements, but their transcripts
have not yet been updated, applicants may submit a letter from the school
indicating that they have completed their degree requirements along with a
copy of their *most recent* unofficial transcripts.

o *Resumes should also include a month and year, along with their relevant
work experience underneath each period of employment*. Their resumes or
CV's should contain enough details regarding their work experience for us
to determine whether they have the specialized experience or not.

o *If they have current or prior federal service, they should list the
grade levels*. If this is left out, it won't necessarily get them rated
out, but it may help them get rated in easier.

o *They MUST submit ALL required documentation prior to the close of the
announcement*.  *All documents must be legible!* They can always e-mail the
contact person in the vacancy announcement to confirm that their documents
all uploaded correctly. Sometimes the documents submitted are blurry and
really hard to read.

o Applicants may also access the HELP section of the USAjobs site. It goes
into more detail regarding the federal hiring process.
https://www.usajobs.gov/Help/

Contact:

Michelle Liu

Human Resources Specialist

U.S. Geological Survey

3020 State University Drive East

Modoc Hall, Suite 2001

Sacramento, CA  95819

Phone: 916-278-9449


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