This position is with the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in the Directorate of Technical Support and Emergency Management (DTSEM), in the OSHA Technical Center, Engineering Support Division, located in Sandy, UT. This position is at the full performance level. This position is outside the bargaining unit. This position is NOT remote. Selectee will be required to report to the office listed above. Major duties of the Supervisory Electronics Engineer position include, but are not limited to, the following: Direct, supervise, plan, and organize the OSHA Technical Center (OTC) Engineering Services Division including operations, activities, and assignments. Oversee and provide leadership and technical guidance over a complex operation with professional, technician, and contract staff working in office and laboratory environments on different technical and field support projects. Plan, direct, and control the work of the organization by carrying out supervisory and organizational responsibilities intrinsically related to the work done by immediate subordinates. Provide leadership and technical guidance, which includes but is not limited to setting priorities, prescribing requirements for work, and reviewing and judging the adequacy of completed work. Develop strategic goals and objectives, technical oversight, and guidance in program planning and development. Propose, formulate, evaluate, plan and oversee technical programs and projects to meet the agency's needs relating to field equipment and instrumentation. Design, modify, and construct systems for calibration and service of industrial hygiene and safety equipment. Develop and maintain the necessary software for operation and control of computer-operated or assisted calibration systems. Represent OTC and OSHA's interests to internal and external stakeholders. Perform the full range of supervisory responsibilities Provide professional advice and assistance to OTC management and staff, OSHA management, industrial hygienists, occupational safety and health specialists, engineers and other compliance and staff in OSHA program offices in the national, regional and area offices; State program staff; representatives of trade associations, labor organizations, foreign governments, and industrial concerns nationwide regarding sampling and measurement instrumentation used by OSHA compliance officers and other professional/technical staff.

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