Best of USAJobs April 12

USAJobs can be a great resource for those looking to enter public service for the first time or career public servants interested in finding new job opportunities. To help promote interest in the site and the thousands of jobs it has listed, GovLoop will highlight some of the more interesting opportunities available in a blog post each week. Welcome to the latest edition of our exciting federal employment opportunities roundup!

1. General Engineer

Who doesn’t love money? Here’s your chance to work with it every day. The Treasury Department’s (USDT) Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) is looking for an engineer to assist with the production of currency. Click here to view the job.

2. Public Affairs Specialist

If you like effective communication, a healthy public or both, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a position for you. They’re looking for someone well-versed in public affairs to evaluate and improve information campaigns. Click here to view the job.

3. Assistant Professor of Human Relations Education

If you have experience building and maintaining successful interpersonal relationships, the Air Force Academy needs your expertise. They’re looking for someone to teach cadets about “gender, relationships, life skills, emotional intelligence and sexual ethics,” so consider applying if you’ve got expertise in those areas. Click here to view the job.

4. Aerospace Engineer

You probably won’t get an astronaut suit with this position, but you can tell people that you work for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). They’re looking for vehicle configuration specialists, so consider applying if you’re ready to be a modern-day Wright brother. Click here to view the job.

5. Visitor Use Assistant

Do you love the great outdoors? The National Park Service (NPS) has a great opportunity for you to spend time indoors helping other people explore the outdoors. They’re looking for someone to work in their Visitor’s Center in Bayside, Wisconsin, helping people get permits, prepare for trips and learn about the environment. Click here to view the job.