General Attorney

Job Announcement

This is an open continuous announcement. It will remain open until the closing date of February 10, 2027 or until all vacancies are filled.

Applications must be submitted and complete by 11:59 PM Eastern Time on the specific cut-off dates listed below to be considered for that initial review period:

• First Cut-Off Date: October 06, 2026
• Subsequent Cut-Off Dates:
• October 20, 2026
• November 3, 2026
• November 17, 2026
• December 01, 2026
• December 15, 2026
• December 29, 2026
• January 12, 2027
• January 26, 2027

Application Consideration & Rollover:

• Eligible Applicants: If you apply before a cut-off date, your application will be referred for consideration. Once referred, your application will be considered until the closing date of this announcement.
• Late Submissions: If your application is received after a cut-off date, it will not be reviewed for the current batch. It will automatically roll over into the next review period.
• Update Restrictions: Once a cut-off date passes, your application for that specific batch is locked. Any updates made to your profile or resume will only apply to future cut-off periods.

Notice of Closing: This announcement may close early without prior notice if all available positions are filled.

Duties:

• Work with the Ethics Law Division on providing advice and opinions on complex matters related to the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch and the criminal conflict of interest statutes.
• Participate in the agency's confidential and public financial disclosure reporting process and communicate with filers regarding their financial disclosure reports.
• Assist Ethics Law Division supervisory attorneys and the Office of Inspector General, as needed, in the investigation of violations of ethics-related criminal statutes and regulations.
• Serves as a primary point of contact, as needed, for ethics-related questions from program clients on matters of first impression.
• Assist with coordinating training programs with appropriate agency officials.