The former DOI Administrative Officer vacancy and $90K headline are not treated as current. Administrative Officer positions are generally in the GS-0341 series, but each USAJOBS announcement controls grade, salary, duty station, telework, eligibility, qualifications, documents and deadline. Start with the official DOI career profile, then search USAJOBS and tailor a federal resume to the exact announcement.
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Decision and retained evidence
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What readers need to know
DOI’s official career profile describes Administrative Officers as management-service generalists supporting business operations. It identifies specialty areas including budget, personnel management, data processing, contracting, procurement and resource management, and notes representation across several DOI bureaus. The profile links to USAJOBS and OPM qualification information. A live USAJOBS announcement is authoritative for who may apply, series and grade, salary and locality, remote or telework status, qualifications, required documents, assessment, deadline and contact. A current example can illustrate fields, but should not become a permanent claim that the role is open.
Relevant roles or stakeholders include GS-0341 administrative officer, management analyst, program support specialist, budget analyst, procurement support specialist, human resources liaison and operations manager. These are navigation and planning examples, not evidence of current openings or legal requirements. The exact official notice, policy or regulator controls. Avoid “latest,” “best,” “high-paying,” “lucrative,” “guaranteed” and “now hiring” unless the wording is narrowly sourced and time-bounded.
Application steps
- Read the DOI GS-0341 career profile to understand the occupation and bureau context.
- Search DOI results on USAJOBS; open an exact announcement and save its number and closing date.
- Read ‘This job is open to,’ qualifications, specialized experience, required documents, evaluation and how-to-apply sections before drafting.
- Build a requirement-to-evidence matrix using scope, dates, hours, duties, results and proof appropriate to a federal resume.
- Prepare every required document and answer assessments truthfully; never assume a general resume is sufficient.
- Submit through USAJOBS before the official deadline and retain the confirmation and announcement copy.
For applications, always use the verified official route and exact requisition. For operational guidance, document owners, definitions, denominators, review cadence and escalation. Never substitute a scraped form, paid access, opaque scoring or surveillance for a legitimate decision process.
Skills and evidence
Priority evidence includes administration and management, budget administration, records, procurement, compliance, internal controls, resource planning, attention to detail, written communication and accountable service. Present evidence as requirement → context → action → measurable result → proof, clearly separating personal contribution from team outcomes. Use synthetic, public or explicitly permitted portfolio examples. Do not invent credentials, employment, salary, license, clearance, language fluency, results or selection probability. Never expose customer, patient, employee, source-code, security or commercially confidential data.
Engagement design
Add an announcement-field checklist, eligibility-path explainer, GS-0341 evidence matrix and federal-resume worksheet. Let readers paste no personal data but manually check whether every required field and document is present.
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FAQ
What is a DOI Administrative Officer?
DOI describes GS-0341 Administrative Officers as generalists supporting management services and business operations across offices and bureaus.
Is the old $90K opening active?
Not established. Salary and status must come from a current exact USAJOBS announcement.
Are DOI administrative roles remote?
Work arrangement varies. Read the exact announcement for remote, telework and duty-station language.
What should a federal resume include?
Follow the current USAJOBS instructions and document relevant duties, scope, dates, hours and results against the announcement.
Can WorkinVirtual determine my eligibility?
No. Use the announcement’s eligibility and qualification sections; DOI makes the official determination.
Official and primary sources
- DOI Administrative Officer GS-0341 profile — https://careers.doi.gov/occupational-series/administrative-officer
- DOI USAJOBS search — https://doi.usajobs.gov/Search/Results
- USAJOBS — https://www.usajobs.gov/
- USAJOBS, What to include in a federal resume — https://help.usajobs.gov/faq/application/documents/resume/what-to-include
- OPM Administrative and Management Positions qualification standard — https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/general-schedule-qualification-standards/0300/administrative-and-management-positions/
These sources establish the entity, current verification route, measurement model or regulatory context. They do not by themselves prove a legacy vacancy remains open or a tactic guarantees results. Reopen and date-stamp evidence on release day; remove any claim a source no longer supports.