Total 16 Fresh/Entry Level Research Development Head job vacancies in Others category in The United States of America

Are you passionate about empowering communities and creating positive social change? We are seeking a dynamic and enthusiastic individual to join our team as a Community Development Worker. This entry-level position offers an exciting opportunity to work collaboratively with community members to address local needs and build a more inclusive society.

Responsibilities:

-Facilitate community meetings, workshops, and events to engage residents in collective action
-Conduct community needs assessments and asset mapping activities
-Develop and implement community-driven initiatives, programs, and projects
-Foster partnerships and collaborations with local organizations, businesses, and government agencies
-Advocate for social justice, equity, and human rights within the community

Requirements:

-Certificate III in Community Services, Community Development, or related field (or willingness to obtain)
-Strong communication and facilitation skills
-Ability to work independently and collaboratively with diverse stakeholders
-Passion for social justice, community empowerment, and grassroots activism
-Flexibility and adaptability in responding to evolving community needs

Benefits:

-Competitive salary with opportunities for advancement
-Training and professional development opportunities
-Meaningful work that makes a difference in the lives of others
-Supportive and inclusive work environment

If you are committed to building stronger, more resilient communities, we encourage you to apply! To submit your application, please send your resume.

Description:

• Handling enquiries from interested study participants
• Assist to prepare prior to, during and post-study participant visits
• Data entry/management
• Coordinate/schedule participant visits

Requirements:

• Min. A lvls/Diploma waiting for army or uni
• Must be able to commit min. 3 months

Interested candidates, please forward your resume to lifescience@recruitexpress.com.sg or whatsapp 94498220!

Consultant: Huang Jingsheng Kevyn (R1333338)

Recruit Express Pte Ltd (99C4599)

Description:

• Handling enquiries from interested study participants
• Assist to prepare prior to, during and post-study participant visits
• Data entry/management
• Coordinate/schedule participant visits

Requirements:

• Min. A lvls/Diploma waiting for army or uni
• Must be able to commit min. 3 months

Interested candidates, please forward your resume to lifescience@recruitexpress.com.sg or whatsapp 94498220!

Consultant: Huang Jingsheng Kevyn (R1333338)

Recruit Express Pte Ltd (99C4599)

• Use office automation equipment and software to type, edit, and create a variety of standard documents in accordance with established procedures.
• Maintain and purge office files, directives, and reference materials.
• Receive incoming telephone calls and visitors and refers them to appropriate staff members.
• Send, receive, and distribute electronic mail and telephone FAX documents.
• Prepare and type travel authorizations, vouchers, and other standard office forms.

Starting at $33,906 Per Year (GS 3-5)

This position is in the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation's Office of External Affairs. The Legislative Affairs Pathways Intern will assist with managing DFC's relationship with members and committees of the House and Senate including attending legislative hearings and assisting with various legislative research projects as assigned.

Duties include:

- Compiles information to determine the status of various program activities. Assists Legislative Affairs staff with research in preparation for Congressional engagements, including phone calls, briefings, and hearings.
- Assists Legislative Affairs Specialists in the completion of forms and maintenance of records or documents related to the work of the office.
- Assist in maintaining Legislative Affairs records and tracking systems.
- Assists with the preparation of materials to inform the Corporation on matters pending before the United States Congress that could affect DFC and its operations. Assists with preparing responses to Congressional policies, requests, and other developments.
- Assists in the writing of letters, talking points and memos for DFC management in both internal and external communication with government officials, Members of Congress, and others. Prepares correspondence as necessary.

Please Note: This is not a Bargaining unit position.

Starting at $33,693 Per Year (GS 4)

Financial Management:
- Provide administrative support to the finance department by filing, researching files and records, and preparing reports and other documents as requested.
- Organize and manage department-related documents and information.
- Reconcile internal accounting system (TDAMIS) with official accounting system (Oracle).
- Assist in reconciling travel and other open obligations.
- Assist in conducting research related to financial management and budget execution.
- Provide general administrative support to Finance staff members.

Administration
- Assists in the implementation and management of USTDA's administrative management activities to include support for process improvement in a variety of areas such as travel, records, and human resource management.
- Support other duties as required by the Agency's Administrative team.
- Assists in developing correspondence, briefings, and presentation materials for the administrative team.

Acquisition Management
- Support a variety of pre-award and post-award procurement actions.
- Prepares supporting documentation.
- Assists in ensuring contract compliance with contract provisions.
- Enters actions into the automated contract log and conduct market research.
- Provide general support to the AQM staff members.

Starting at $13.86 Per Hour (GS 4-7)

- Support the IT team in the maintenance of hardware, software and other systems.
- Assist with troubleshooting equipment-related issues and providing technical support to Agency users.
- Assist in organizing and maintaining IT resources.
- Assist in running software updates and backups when requested.
- Assist in the development of new desktops, servers or applications when requested.
- Lend IT support in areas such as cybersecurity and data center management.

Starting at $13.86 Per Hour (GS 4-7)

- Researching a variety of topics, including global market trends in key economic sectors, partner country procurement practices, U.S. industry competitiveness, regional and country-specific economic and development trends, and broader policy and trade issues.
- Conducting research and compiling background information on USTDA's prospective domestic and overseas partners.
- Analyzing sets of project data to assess key trends and patterns and providing written analysis of conclusions to inform region and sector planning efforts.
- Researching the outcomes of USTDA's funding, including the export of U.S. goods and services as well as development benefits realized by overseas grantees.
- Assisting with the drafting of memoranda and correspondence with stakeholders.
- Preparing background information and briefing materials for USTDA personnel.
- Assisting with planning and preparation for meetings and outreach with USTDA partners.
- Providing general administrative support.

Starting at $13.86 Per Hour (GS 4-7)

Work closely with attorney-advisers in the General Counsel's Office on a variety of legal matters of concern to OGC and the Agency.

Attend briefings, review legal documents, conduct legal research, draft memoranda and make presentations on issues central to OGC's work.

Participate in OGC meetings during which current issues relating to USTDA and its activities are presented and discussed.

Legal interns will work across all regions and technical sectors USTDA operates in (primarily clean energy, transportation, healthcare, and digital infrastructure), as well as administrative law.

Starting at $19.21 Per Hour (GS 7-9)

• Assists higher-graded staff in the application of computer software and installation and/or maintenance of computer hardware.
• Assists the technicians in fact-finding to define and describe the objectives, purposes and procedures of the work involved and routine procedures to ensure smooth operation of the computer systems assigned.
• Utilizes well-defined steps, assists with loading commercially purchased or locally developed software onto personal computers.
• Assists with system installation operation, communication, and maintenance, e.g., helps to set-up new pc workstations, assists with Local Area Network (LAN) installations, performs minor system maintenance and/or upgrades.
• Manages Information Technology (IT) Equipment. Conducts mandatory inventory, oversees IT equipment logistics, turn-in process, and inventory levels.
• Assists in reviewing software packages, reports, procedural manuals, and processing objectives to discern similar but differing requirements for application to the command’s information processing requirements.

Starting at $53,105 Per Year (GS 7)

• Performs animal caretaker duties including, observing animals such as handling poultry or livestock animals.
• Lifts and carries feed materials weighing up to 75 pounds and frequently handling such items as feed trays weighing up to 20 pounds.
• Applies knowledge of the normal feed and liquid needs of animals and provides standard types and amounts such as equal portions or a continuous supply of pellets and water.
• Applies skill in catching and handling docile but agile animals with hands, nets, or other means and applies this skill to hold and transfer them without injuring the animals or personal injury.

Starting at $20.15 Per Hour (WG 4-5)

• Performs simple repetitive tasks incidental to the research project such as cleaning research areas and equipment, disposing of biological waste, and organizing common use work areas.
• Performs simple repetitive tasks incidental to the research project.
• Sample preparation and data collection associated with research project. Maintains work area in a neat and orderly manner. Ensures data entries are complete and accurate.
• Prepares routine lab media, and solutions according to established methods; uses common laboratory equipment and apparatus such.

Starting at $33,905 Per Year (GS 3)

• Assists senior specialist and supervisor in conducting finance and budget analyst functions and coordinates the preparation of the operating budget.
• Assists in the financial budgets and formulation of budget estimates.
• Assists higher-graded staff in solving the day-to-day problems encountered with budget projects.
• Utilizes computers and software including Corps-developed software and Microsoft Office Suite.
• Assists in the selection and compilation of specific data in preparation, assimilation, and submission of annual budgets.
• Notifies supervisor or higher graded analyst of suspected financial and budget problems and makes recommendations.
• Assists in execution of approved operating finance and budgets, checks and monitor the rate and number.
• Assists Program Division staff identify and document best practices.
• Develops and coordinates a variety of basic/routine reports, staff actions, correspondence and other related actions.
• Researches legal, financial, and regulatory material to obtain factual information and/or interpretation for use by the supervisor or other Program Division staff members.
• Builds charts/presentations based on analytical results from other Program Division staff members.

Starting at $53,105 Per Year (GS 7)

• Assists supervisor and other Program Division staff members in the formulation of milestones, goals, target dates, and requirements to evaluate/analyze various aspects of projects/programs
• Assists in monitoring status of accomplishment against established schedules. tasked to identify anticipated problem areas and initiate simple corrective actions
• Identifies anticipated problem areas and initiate simple corrective actions.
• Assists in planning and organizing actions necessary to accomplish short- and long-term program goals
• Works closely with supervisor and other Program Division staff members to develop and solve problems/issues and make basic recommendations.
• Reviews and analyzes the narratives of project grant closeout reports to assist Program Division staff identify innovative and high impact grants in assigned portfolios and prepares write-ups highlighting grantee success stories.
• Identifies lessons learned from project grant audit and closeout reports assisting Program Division staff in identifying and document best practices.
• Develops and coordinates a variety of basic/routine reports, staff actions, correspondence and other related actions.
• Researches legal, financial, and regulatory material to obtain factual information and/or interpretation for use by the supervisor or other Program Division staff members.
• Builds charts/presentations based on analytical results from other Program Division staff members.

Starting at $53,105 Per Year (GS 7)

The Package: $820.60 - $1,206.09 gross per week 11% super. (Evaluated as Trainee Grade 4 – 10 of the QPRC Salary System 2023). Full time – 35 hours per week. As part of the position, Council will meet 100% of costs for course fees and any other costs associated such as prescribed textbooks, whilst gaining valuable industry experience. Are you looking to kick-start your administration career in Local Government with all study expenses covered by Council? Position Overview: As a trainee in the Development and Environment Team, you will provide administrative support to the directorate and team. You will be supporting the team by processing letters, invoices, reports and records regarding planning and building in the Queanbeyan-Palerang region. As an administration trainee, you will assist with planning and building queries, utilising your communication skills through face-to-face contact, email and phone correspondence. While you learn and develop valuable skills on the job, you will also be…

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