Supervisor Under the direction of the Site PSM, Government Client Leadership or designate, lead a team involved in all phases of passport processing, customer service and PRISM functions. Includes planning, directing and coordination of the daily
Adjudication Administrative Assistant At the direction of the Agency and/or Center Adjudication Manager, perform a variety of administrative and secretarial functions for the DOS/Adjudication/Customer Service/FPM Management Staff. Maintain all office functions associated with meeting the needs
Support Associate III CGI Federal is looking for experienced Support Associates to support the New York Passport Agency. The ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, have experience in working with customers in a front facing capacity,
Support Associate IV Under the direct supervision of the Contract Management Team, perform various clerical and repetitive manual functions to support the customer service and adjudication departments. Additionally, perform various processing functions, utilizing office equipment and
Cashier I Under the direction of the Cashier Level II, the Cashier verifies that the fee collected matches the type of application submitted, notes all discrepancies and records the amount and type of fee collected. Due
Fraud Associate I CGI Federal is looking for experienced Fraud Associate I to support the Passport Agency. The ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, have experience in working with customers in a front facing capacity, and
Data Entry Specialist II CGI Federal is looking for experienced Support Associates to support the Connecticut Passport Agency. The ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, have experience in working with customers in a front facing capacity,
Passport Support Manager The Passport Support Manager is responsible for excellent and compliant contract performance at the location assigned. This person will be responsible for the quality of deliverables and ensuring that performance requirements are upheld