Supervisory Congressional Liaison

Department of Energy Headquarters
Posted Oct 30, 2026 Closes Nov 6, 2026 14 views

About the role

The Department of Energy is seeking a Supervisory Congressional Liaison to lead the External Coordination Team within the Office of Budget. This role is responsible for managing the Department's interface with Congressional Committees regarding appropriations and budget-related matters, ensuring that energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges are addressed through science and technology solutions.

What you will do

  • Oversee daily operations, set performance expectations, and manage personnel actions for the External Coordination Team.
  • Coordinate and monitor responses to Members of Congress and their staff to ensure accuracy and consistency.
  • Manage hearing arrangements, review testimony and responses, and brief senior management on committee concerns.
  • Track Congressional budget hearings, markups, and floor debates to provide legislative updates.
  • Prepare briefings, policy summaries, and budget reports to support senior leadership decision-making.
  • Provide legislative strategy guidance and build support for the President's budget request.

What you need

  • Proven experience in budget formulation, execution, or legislative affairs.
  • Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage personnel and performance.
  • Excellent communication skills for briefing senior management and engaging with Congressional stakeholders.
  • Ability to analyse complex budget data and provide strategic policy recommendations.

About the role

  • Location: Washington, District of Columbia, US.
  • Contract: Full-time.
  • Salary: $169,279 – $197,200 per year.

Skills

legislative affairsbudget managementpolicy analysisstrategic planningstakeholder engagementteam leadershippublic sector budgeting

Source: USAJOBS.gov • Retrieved: 2026-11-01

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