Supervisory Management and Program Analyst

Summary

Director Of The Office Of Privacy And Organizational PolicyThis position serves as the Director of the Office of Privacy and Organizational Policy in the Bureau of Administration, Shared Knowledge Services, Privacy, Policy and Knowledge Management Directorate. The incumbent directs the work of subordinates through subordinate supervisors and, where applicable, through direct supervision, with full management authority for long-range planning, resource allocation, budgeting, goal setting, and evaluation. He/she ensures that Federal Government, State Department and Bureau of Administration action goals are met, concerning Federal Register, Forms, FAM-FAH, Rulemaking, and Information Collection. The incumbent directs the development and implementation of classification policy, guidance, training, and reporting to ensure departmental compliance with applicable Executive Orders, statutes, and international agreements. The incumbent initiates investigations of systemic privacy problems and determines necessary corrective actions, programmatic changes, and policy changes to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Privacy Program.

Job Description

Director Of The Office Of Privacy And Organizational PolicyThis position serves as the Director of the Office of Privacy and Organizational Policy in the Bureau of Administration, Shared Knowledge Services, Privacy, Policy and Knowledge Management Directorate. The incumbent directs the work of subordinates through subordinate supervisors and, where applicable, through direct supervision, with full management authority for long-range planning, resource allocation, budgeting, goal setting, and evaluation. He/she ensures that Federal Government, State Department and Bureau of Administration action goals are met, concerning Federal Register, Forms, FAM-FAH, Rulemaking, and Information Collection. The incumbent directs the development and implementation of classification policy, guidance, training, and reporting to ensure departmental compliance with applicable Executive Orders, statutes, and international agreements. The incumbent initiates investigations of systemic privacy problems and determines necessary corrective actions, programmatic changes, and policy changes to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Privacy Program.