Duties:
- The incumbent participates in investigations of
illegal or improper activities directed against OPM programs in a capacity
designed to equip him/her with ability to handle investigative
assignments.
- Assists in performing duties associated with law
enforcement activities conducted within the OIG Office of Investigations.
- Performs administrative duties such as weekly
mailings to agents assigned outside of headquarters and maintaining an
accurate log of agents’ addresses.
- Ensures a timely response to complaints and
allegations sent to the Office of Investigations by preparing written
correspondence, participating in telephonic communication with
complainants and maintaining accurate records of work performed in the
investigative tracking system.
- Performs other controlled and supervised
assignments designed to increase professional knowledge and the ability to
work independently.
- Maintains current records of all training
received by investigative personnel including the collection training
certificates and other documentation to verify mandated training
requirements for investigators.
The
internship is located at OPM Headquarters at 1900 E Street, Northwest,
Washington DC. Students are expected to work 15-20 hours per week, but
OPM is flexible and willing to work with a student’s class schedule.
Students may be eligible to work additional hours during school breaks and
holidays. OPM would like a candidate to start as soon as possible.
The internship is paid; students will be paid on a GS-4 level.
Qualifications:
•
Minimum 56 cumulative credits (students graduating in May 2012 are not
eligible)
•
Minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.5
•
Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form
•
Interest in law enforcement and investigations
To
Apply:
Please
submit a cover letter and resume to the CCJS Advising Office (2201 LeFrak) by
12:00 PM on January 25, 2012.
