Jobs at KMRG, LLC

Provides senior subject-matter expertise on congressional and interagency affairs for the Inter-American Foundation. Responsibilities include legislative and appropriations analysis, federal reporting, stakeholder engagement, executive communications, congressional inquiries, oversight support, work planning, and leadership briefings. The role requires coordination with Congress, the Department of State, OMB, and other agencies, along with recurring reporting and travel. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, fluent in English and Spanish, and have at least 10 years of relevant experience.

Provides legislative and interagency affairs expertise for the Inter-American Foundation. Responsibilities include congressional reporting, appropriations and legislative analysis, stakeholder engagement, executive briefings, testimony, communications, work planning, oversight support, and advising senior leadership. The role requires extensive Capitol Hill and federal agency experience, bilingual English-Spanish fluency, strong writing and analytical judgment, and U.S. citizenship. Local Washington, DC travel and several annual oversight trips are required, along with NACI screening and PIV credentialing.

Supports the Inter-American Foundation with congressional and interagency affairs, including legislative and appropriations analysis, reporting, stakeholder engagement, executive communications, oversight responses, and leadership briefings. The role tracks laws, hearings, regulations, and OMB guidance; drafts testimony, memoranda, talking points, and Q&A materials; manages external-affairs workplans and recurring reports; and coordinates with Congress, State Department, OMB, and other stakeholders. Washington, DC travel and NACI screening are required.

Advise the Inter-American Foundation on congressional and interagency affairs, legislative and appropriations analysis, oversight reporting, stakeholder engagement, and executive communications. Prepare briefings, testimony, RFIs, reports, workplans, and sensitive communications; monitor laws, regulations, hearings, and OMB guidance; coordinate with Congress, State, OMB, and other stakeholders; and support oversight travel and external-facing events.

Supports the federal Victim-Witness Program by coordinating fact witness appearances, travel, lodging, court attendance, reimbursements, and related documentation. Maintains witness files, databases, calendars, vouchers, and case records; prepares correspondence and reports; responds to inquiries; and coordinates with attorneys, courts, law enforcement, and government agencies. The role requires accurate data processing, scheduling, communication, administrative support, and compliance with DOJ procedures.

Coordinates fact-witness appearances, travel, lodging, reimbursements, records, and scheduling for the U.S. Attorney’s Office Victim-Witness Program. Communicates with witnesses, attorneys, courts, and government partners; prepares vouchers, correspondence, reports, and case files; maintains databases and calendars; tracks hearings and witness activities; and supports administrative and logistical processes under DOJ procedures.

Supports the federal Victim-Witness Program by coordinating fact witness appearances, travel, lodging, court attendance, reimbursements, records, databases, schedules, correspondence, and vouchers. Communicates with witnesses, AUSAs, courts, probation, U.S. Marshals, investigative agencies, and other government partners. Maintains files and tracking systems, prepares documentation and reports, responds to inquiries, and ensures activities comply with DOJ and USAO procedures.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office Victim-Witness Program by coordinating fact-witness appearances, travel, lodging, reimbursements, records, databases, calendars, correspondence, and case documentation. Works with witnesses, attorneys, courts, law enforcement, and government agencies; tracks hearings and voucher status; prepares reports and maintains files in accordance with Department of Justice procedures.