Jobs at FSA Federal

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office by managing fact witnesses before, during, and after court proceedings. Responsibilities include coordinating witness travel and lodging, preparing reimbursement vouchers, maintaining files and databases, tracking court appearances, communicating with witnesses and justice-system counterparts, arranging courtroom support, and preparing correspondence and legal documents in accordance with Department of Justice procedures.

Collects, reconciles, analyzes, and organizes information from multiple sources in support of FBI asset forfeiture and law enforcement activities. Maintains case files and databases, performs accurate data entry, tracks deadlines, coordinates information requests, prepares reports and summaries, and provides timely status updates. The role requires strong attention to detail, document review, organization, communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

Supports ATF attorneys with federal forfeiture cases by reviewing investigative materials, researching laws and facts, assessing probable cause, preparing discovery and legal documents, managing witnesses and case files, summarizing proceedings, and creating reports and trial exhibits. The role requires legal research, automated litigation support, strong writing and organization, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and completion of a 7- or 10-year background investigation.

Audits and analyzes bankruptcy cases, debtor financial documents, trustee accounting statements, corporate structures, debt, income, expenditures, and operating plans. Reviews trustee audits for adequacy, compliance, and weaknesses; supports counsel and United States Trustee Program officials with accounting, financial analysis, investigations, research, recommendations, and reports involving Chapters 7, 12, and 13 trustees.

Support USAO attorneys by researching and analyzing case materials, preparing pleadings, organizing discovery, interviewing law enforcement, preparing summaries and trial exhibits, and managing files. Provide litigation support using automated tools, assist in pretrial and settlement preparation, and train other personnel as needed while maintaining professionalism under pressure.

Supports attorneys in the Money Laundering, Narcotics and Forfeiture Section by reviewing case materials, conducting legal and factual research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying legal citations, supporting pre-trial meetings, and summarizing trial testimony and depositions. The role also searches public records, assists with litigation preparation, and helps identify missing or questionable case documentation.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources; resolves inconsistencies, maintains case files, tracks deadlines, handles information requests, and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates supporting ATF asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and organizes information supporting the U.S. Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section. Maintains case files and databases, enters and verifies data, tracks deadlines, coordinates information requests, prepares accurate reports and correspondence, performs case-related word processing, and provides timely status updates.

Supports ATF attorneys with federal forfeiture cases by reviewing investigative materials, evaluating probable cause, researching laws and public records, preparing discovery and legal pleadings, organizing case files, managing witnesses, and creating reports and trial exhibits. The role also assists with settlements, summarizes proceedings, interviews law enforcement personnel, and trains staff as needed.

Manage the monthly financial close, journal entries, financial reporting, general ledger reconciliations, cash management, payroll and accounts payable coordination, tax filings, annual audits, financial statement preparation, procedures, budgeting support, and administration of Deltek Costpoint, Deltek T&E, and bank accounts. Serve as the technical finance contact for Deltek Costpoint and support government contracting finance activities.

Supervises records examiners and analysts supporting the DEA Asset Forfeiture Program. Reviews and analyzes information from multiple sources, conducts legal and factual research, manages case files and exhibits, monitors quality and timeliness, develops workflow and tracking procedures, prepares reports, and oversees employee performance, leave, expenses, and evaluations. Requires knowledge of legal research and automated tools, strong communication and organizational skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and a seven- or ten-year background investigation.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section by reviewing investigative reports, evaluating cases, researching law, preparing pleadings and legal memoranda, organizing discovery and trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, assisting with settlements, and supporting forfeiture attorneys in federal criminal and civil proceedings.

Administer and improve workforce training, onboarding, certification, compliance, and professional development programs. Manage LMS content, enrollments, learner records, reporting, and completion tracking. Design e-learning and instructional materials aligned with SCORM and AICC standards, partner with subject matter experts, coordinate workshops and knowledge-sharing activities, and apply adult learning principles to improve engagement and retention.

Supports human capital strategies, employee relations, investigations, performance improvement plans, engagement initiatives, onboarding, training, benefits, leave administration, compliance, and change management. Advises managers and employees on HR policies, employment laws, and workplace issues while supporting multi-state operations, government contracting requirements, and employee lifecycle programs.

Analyzes financial records from investigations, traces funds and assets, evaluates transactions for forfeiture, and supports prosecutors with legal theories, exhibits, charts, and evidence abstracts for court proceedings.

Supports U.S. Attorney’s Office attorneys with case-material review, legal research, document and citation review, trial preparation, exhibit organization, witness interviews, testimony summaries, public-record investigations, and case-related correspondence. The role requires strong legal writing, organization, communication, teamwork, and performance under pressure. U.S. citizenship and a 7- or 10-year minimum background investigation are required.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from multiple sources; resolves inconsistencies; maintains case files and database records; tracks deadlines and file status; requests additional information; and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and organizes information from multiple sources supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Enters and maintains accurate case data, physical files, reports, summaries, and status updates. Tracks case deadlines, coordinates requests for additional information, performs case-related word processing, and reviews legal and non-legal documents for accuracy and completeness.

Analyzes financial records from criminal investigations to trace funds, identify assets, and determine proceeds eligible for forfeiture. Supports prosecutors by developing forfeiture theories and preparing financial evidence, exhibits, charts, and abstracts for court proceedings. Requires strong organization, communication, teamwork, multitasking, and the ability to work independently under pressure.

Audits and analyzes bankruptcy cases, debtor financial documents, corporate structures, trustee reports, accounting statements, and independent audits for the U.S. Trustee Program. Evaluates financial viability, compliance, bond requirements, and trustee performance; assists counsel with investigative, accounting, research, and financial analysis tasks; and prepares reports and work products for government officials. This is a remote role supporting Region 4.