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Department of Homeland Security Office of Partnership and Engagement is announcing several exciting detail opportunities to help run the nationwide “If You See Something, Say Something®” anti-terrorism campaign. The professional development opportunities are listed below and are ideal for GS 13 and 14 personnel. The start date of the assignment is flexible but should begin no later than August 2022. All positions may be conducted virtually.

1-year Joint Duty Assignment: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/645428400 (open to all federal employees; can be full-time or part-time)
4-6 month DHS Rotation Program: https://dhsconnect.dhs.gov/org/comp/mgmt/dhshr/emp/Pages/RotationalAssignments.aspx - listed under “HQ-OPE” (open only to DHS employees)
4-6 month Presidential Management Fellowship Rotational Opportunity: https://portal.pmf.gov/ (open only to current PMFs)

Interested candidates may contact DHS Campaign Manager Susanna Marking with any questions or to express interest.

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