Information Receptionist (OA)

The United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio is a prominent federal agency dedicated to upholding the rule of law and delivering justice across multiple counties in Ohio. As part of the Department of Justice, this office handles a wide range of legal matters including prosecution of federal crimes, civil litigation involving the federal government, and community outreach to ensure public safety and legal awareness. The office operates with a commitment to integrity, fairness, and the effective administration of justice, serving the public interest through sound legal practices and responsive service.

This position is specifically for the role of Receptionist within the United States Attorney's Office and is located in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio. It is a full-time, permanent role classified under the GS-4 pay grade with a salary range from $37,924 to $49,393 annually, inclusive of locality pay. The Receptionist acts as a vital first point of contact for the office, managing incoming calls, welcoming visitors, and facilitating communication across various departments. Beyond greeting and directing visitors, the Receptionist handles mail distribution, assists with courier services between federal agencies, maintains office supply levels, and supports administrative operations to ensure smooth office functionality.

This is a career opportunity well-suited for organized, detail-oriented individuals committed to public service. The role offers a supportive work environment with ample opportunity to develop skills in administrative functions within a notable federal legal office. As the incumbent gains experience and undergoes additional training, responsibilities will grow in complexity, providing a pathway for professional growth. Candidates can expect to engage in a broad range of clerical activities that are essential to daily operations, contributing directly to the efficiency and effectiveness of federal judicial processes.

Applicants must be U.S. citizens or nationals eligible for federal employment and must satisfy pre-employment checks including background investigation, fingerprinting, credit and tax verification, and drug testing. Those with prior federal experience displaced through job or agency elimination may have priority consideration through transition assistance programs. The U.S. Attorney's Office offers a comprehensive federal benefits package including paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, health and life insurance, and participation in the Federal Employees Retirement System, ensuring a stable and rewarding career.