About the role
The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is seeking an Alternate Dispute Resolution Manager to champion a collaborative workplace culture by leading agency-wide mediation and conflict prevention initiatives. This role empowers leaders and teams through neutral dispute resolution, creative problem-solving, and impactful training to resolve conflicts and build lasting trust, supporting BPA's mission of transmitting reliable, clean federal hydropower.
What you will do
- Serve as the program owner and lead strategist for BPA's dispute prevention and resolution portfolio, developing and scaling innovative conflict-management programs.
- Facilitate and mediate complex, multi-party, or emotionally sensitive workplace conflicts as an impartial neutral.
- Provide confidential advisory to agency executives, managers, and administrative leads on handling team friction and organizational changes.
- Act as a proactive diagnostic resource to detect early indicators of systemic conflict and address root issues.
- Design and facilitate training for staff, supervisors, and senior leadership in negotiation, constructive dialogue, and de-escalation techniques.
- Partner with Human Resources, Labor Relations, Civil Rights professionals, and union representatives to champion inclusive dispute processes.
- Represent BPA in external forums, collaborating with counterparts across the Department of Energy and national dispute resolution bodies.
- Measure and analyze program impact through key performance metrics and data, reporting on program return on investment.
What you need
- Must be a United States Citizen.
- Must possess or recertify mediation annual certification prior to entrance on duty.
- Ability to report in person to the official duty location.
About the role
Contract: full-time
Location: Portland, Oregon
Salary: $114684–$149091 Per Year
Skills
Source: USAJOBS.gov • Retrieved: 2026-11-03
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