The Farm Service Agency works for the American farmer. If you're ready to serve our nation's farmers, consider the opportunities with FSA. FSA offers many rewarding opportunities. What sets us apart? It all starts with who we work for ... The American Farmer!
The Farm Service Agency offers an exciting and rewarding career. A career where you can make a difference by supporting agriculture and America's farmers. Indiana FSA is looking for highly motivated, dedicated and talented individuals to assist in our mission of partnering with American farmers and producers to attain an economically and environmentally sound future for American agriculture.
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County Offices are the direct link between FSA and local farmers. FSA helps farmers, producers and landowners make investments or improvements to their agricultural operations and assists producers in recovering from the impacts of natural disasters and market fluctuations.
County Offices are responsible for administering Agency programs at the local level, for providing guidance and assistance to program participants and others, and for leading outreach efforts to explain and promote Agency programs through public events and media presentations.
Successful applicants must be reliable, have a professional attitude and have a high degree of initiative and judgment in planning and carrying out assigned tasks and resolving problems encountered. Applicants should be excited to learn new skills and be willing to work as a team to reach agency goals. Customer service skills are highly valued.
You will utilize various web-based software applications and Microsoft Office applications to maintain producer data and process automated forms.
If you are interested or know of someone who may be interested in a career with FSA, please share this information.
Applicants interested in learning more about or applying for these positions should establish a user profile through www.usajobs.gov. Profiles are required for most federal employment applications and offer the opportunity for interested individuals to search for positions by location and/or job titles, upload searchable resumes, and receive automated vacancy announcement updates.
Program Technicians (PT) work directly with the farmer. PTs are responsible for carrying out office activities and functions pertaining to the program areas administered by FSA.
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Offices Hiring Full-time Permanent Program Technicians
All permanent positions offer benefits which include health insurance that can be carried into retirement, 401(k) plan, pension program, paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, twelve weeks of paid parental leave with FMLA eligibility, and flexible work schedules.
These Program Technician vacancies are being advertised under
Job Announcement number: FSACO-12125341-23-IN-KM.
This announcement is open from November 6 through November 20, 2023.
Apply by visiting this link, USAJOBS - Job Announcement,
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/758876500
Questions regarding these Program Technician positions can be directed to the applicable County Office contact listed above or to the Indiana FSA State Office.
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Indiana Farm Service Agency State Administrative Specialist, Brandon Maienbrook, at (317) 295-5903 or via email brandon.maienbrook@usda.gov.
USDA is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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