In addition to the five Regional Administrator positions (formerly known as Federal Directors) currently open across the CASC network, the U.S. Geological Survey is hiring three Assistant Regional Administrator positions (formerly known as Federal Deputy Directors) to help oversee the Pacific Islands, Alaska and Northwest CASCs.

About the positions: The Assistant Regional Administrator takes a leadership role in assisting with the development, negotiation and implementation of all aspects of the CASC’s strategic operations. The incumbent has responsibilities that include managing the research-based investigations supported by the regional CASC and ensuring clear and effective communication among researchers and resource managers. Responsibilities also include establishing and maintaining partnerships among diverse agencies and organizations; representing the regional CASC at meetings; monitoring relevant scientific advances in climate change adaptation; identifying emerging climate adaptation information needs of stakeholders; and promoting training and education in climate change and climate adaptation. The incumbent represents the Regional CASC Administrator in the Regional Administrator’s absence.

How to apply: Individuals will need to apply at USAJOBS to receive consideration. This announcement will close on 3/3/2023.

Questions? Reach out to Emily Fort (National CASC Acting Deputy Director, efort@usgs.gov); Stephen Gray (Alaska CASC Regional Administrator, sgray@usgs.gov); or Douglas Beard (National CASC Chief, dbeard@usgs.gov).