Victim Notification Administrative Analyst (CENP)

Job overview

The Victim Notification Administrative Analyst (CENP) role is fully onsite in Washington, DC; telework is not permitted. Compensation is $83,000–$85,000 per year. The role supports the FBI’s Child Exploitation Notification Program and victim services providers. The analyst provides administrative, data, and systems support to help victim services providers manage case-related work, maintain accurate records, and meet notification responsibilities. The position is posted for anticipated future staffing needs and may not represent an immediate vacancy.

What you'll do

• Provide administrative support to victim services providers and headquarters staff
• answer phones, prepare reports, track work, manage correspondence and calendars
• develop and update standard operating procedures
• process mail and prepare documents
• enter and analyze data
• maintain files and records
• serve as a client point of contact and liaison
• process information in FBI systems and SharePoint
• assist with system testing, training, and recommendations
• mentor and train new analysts.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

victim notification

administrative analyst

cenp

full-time

onsite

washington dc

chenega corporation

fbi support

top secret clearance

case management

$83k–$85k

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Paid time off
• 11 paid holidays
• medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage
• disability and life insurance
• flexible spending, health savings, and health reimbursement accounts
• 401(k)/401(a)
• commuter and voluntary benefits.

Why this role

Active Top Secret clearance is required and must already be held; clearance sponsorship is not available. A bachelor’s degree and two years of relevant experience are required, with education substitutable by four years of relevant experience.

About the employer

Chenega Corporation is hiring for this role. Industry: Temporary Help Services. Sector: 56.