Operations Specialist (Logistics)

Operations Specialist (Logistics) The selectee will serve as an Operations Specialist (Logistics) in the Office of Protective Operations, George W. Bush Protective Division. Typical work assignments include: Leads and conducts logistical, analytical, and administrative assignments and projects in support of foreign and domestic details and provides advice and assistance to management on logistics and operations. The incumbent collaborates with internal and external stakeholders regarding protective visits and maintains liaison to ensure proper staffing for each protectee detail based on threat level. The incumbent is responsible for creating and approving trip requests in the protective assignment systems, including providing information regarding reporting instructions, personnel notifications, hotel accommodations, and scheduled hours for staff for each protective visit. Conducts data quality audits and analysis of the protective service trip databases, including but not limited to personnel hours, staff assignments, and statistics and history management of the number of trips (e.g., foreign, domestic, and in-town) for protectees to support logistics planning, budget allocation, and workforce planning, and to assist in ensuring accuracy and consistency with agency policy. The incumbent regularly evaluates programs for efficiency, identifies areas for improvement, and recommends corrective actions to increase service delivery. Collaborate with leadership to resolve logistical challenges, implement interagency agreements, and ensure adherence to federal regulations and USSS policies. As required, the incumbent represents the organization in meetings, briefings, and working groups, providing subject‑matter expertise on logistics operations, operational efficiencies, and resource management. This Operations Specialist (Logistics) position starts at a salary of $81,186, GS-11, step 1 with potential to $105,547, GS-11 step 10. #J-18808-Ljbffr United States Secret Service