Information Receptionist (Office Automation)

The United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas, a vital component of the Department of Justice, is dedicated to enforcing the laws of the United States, ensuring justice, and serving the public with integrity and dedication. This office is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases brought by the federal government, representing the United States in civil litigation, and managing various legal services to uphold the Constitution and maintain public trust. Situated in Fort Worth, Texas, this office works diligently to protect the interests of justice within its jurisdiction by leveraging the collective expertise of its professionals and support staff.

The Information Receptionist position within this office is a critical frontline role that positions the successful candidate at the heart of all internal and external communications and administrative functions. As an Information Receptionist at the GS-4 grade level, the individual will be tasked with managing incoming telephone calls and visitors, providing timely and accurate information about the office's programs and services, and directing inquiries to the relevant departments. A key responsibility will be managing the flow of incoming and outgoing mail, ensuring that essential documents are reviewed, sorted, and disseminated efficiently. Coordination with various office staff to maintain smooth daily operations is also pivotal, which involves monitoring office supplies, maintaining filing systems, and supporting administrative tasks as delegated by supervisory personnel. The role requires the incumbent to develop their skills and assume increased complexity in duties as their experience grows.

This role offers a stable and rewarding career opportunity with a federal agency renowned for its commitment to law, ethics, and public service. The employment type is permanent and full-time, offering a salary range between $39,582 and $51,459 annually. Although the position does not provide telework or relocation benefits, it operates within a structured, professional environment with occasional travel requirements. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, pass a background check including a drug screening, and complete a probationary period if required. Keyboard proficiency is also necessary, specifically a typing speed of at least 40 words per minute with minimal errors. This role is ideal for individuals interested in public service, detail-oriented administrative work, and contributing to the effectiveness and efficiency of the federal government. The job supports the adherence to the rule of law and the principles of the Constitution, welcoming all eligible applicants committed to these ideals. The successful candidate will join a team that values teamwork, integrity, and customer service skills while supporting critical government functions at the federal level.