USAJOBS connects job seekers with federal employment opportunities across the United States and around the world. As the federal government’s official employment site, USAJOBS provides resources to help the right people find the right jobs.

As a part of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), USAJOBS helps recruit, retain, and honor a world-class government workforce for the American people.

Federal agencies use USAJOBS to facilitate their hiring processes and match qualified applicants to job openings. Therefore, USAJOBS serves as the central location to find job openings within hundreds of federal agencies and organizations.

The U.S. federal government relies on more than two million Americans and foreign nationals to work in the civil service. Citizens like you help the government fulfill its essential duties in service to the American people. USAJOBS is here to help you find ways to serve.

What's new at USAJOBS

USAJOBS has released a revised application process designed to communicate the steps applicants are expected to complete, and clearly guide them through creating an application package that is transferred to the desired agency for final submission. New capabilities include the ability to view your resumes and documents, a tracker displaying your progress, and the ability to save an application for later.

Learn more about the visual style and guidelines we've implemented across the website.

USAJOBS Design System
500+
Agencies/Organizations

Over 500 agencies posted job announcements on USAJOBS in 2015.

11 million +
Account Holders

USAJOBS has over 11,385,000 account holders to date.

145
Countries

In 2015 USAJOBS announcements marketetd opportunities located in over 145 countries.

360,422
Job Announcements

360,422 job announcements were open on USAJOBS in 2015.

USAJOBS.gov is available to everyone! Setting up a USAJOBS account simply requires an email to sign up.

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