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05ANKARA5506 | 2005-09-22 15:10 | 2011-08-24 01:00 | UNCLASSIFIED | Embassy Ankara

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    UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 05 ANKARA 005506

    SIPDIS

    E.O. 12958: N/A
    TAGS: APER AMGT
    SUBJECT:   US MISSION TURKEY:  RESPONSIBILITY AND
    REWARD

    ¶1. THE U.S. MISSION IN TURKEY IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN
    EUROPE.  WITH OVER 1200 EMPLOYEES LOCATED IN FOUR
    SEPARATE CITIES (ANKARA, ISTANBUL, ADANA, AND IZMIR),
    THE MISSION IS COMPRISED OF OVER 20 AGENCIES ENGAGED
    ACROSS THE FULL RANGE OF USG POLICY PRIORITIES.  TURKEY
    IS A COUNTRY OF GREAT STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE FOR THE
    UNITED STATES AND A KEY PLAYER THROUGHOUT THE EURASIA
    REGION.  THE WORK CONDUCTED BY THIS MISSION STAFF IS
    EXTREMELY CHALLENGING AND OFFERS SUBSTANTIAL PERSONAL
    AND PROFESSIONAL REWARD.

    ¶2. WHILE TURKEY IS A HARDSHIP POST, LIFE FOR MISSION
    STAFF IS QUITE COMFORTABLE.  FIRST-RATE INTERNATIONAL
    SCHOOLS AND WESTERN-STANDARD MEDICAL CARE ARE AVAILABLE
    IN ALL OUR POSTS.  HOUSING THROUGHOUT THE MISSION IS
    LARGE, MODERN AND VERY COMFORTABLE.  TURKEY IS HOME TO
    UNPARALLELED HISTORIC SITES AS WELL AS INTERNATIONALLY
    RENOWNED VACATION AREAS.  MISSION MANAGEMENT PLACES A
    STRONG EMPHASIS ON FAMILY CONCERNS AND ON THE FOSTERING
    OF A COHESIVE AND CARING COMMUNITY AMONGST OUR MANY
    DIVERSE COLLEAGUES.

    ¶3. THIS MISSION IS LOOKING FOR FIRST-RATE TALENT.  WE
    HAVE GOOD JOBS IN EVERY CONE THROUGHOUT THE MISSION.
    IF YOU ARE AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WANTS TO WORK HARD, TO
    PUSH YOURSELF TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL
    DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT WHILE ALSO TAKING CARE OF
    YOUR PERSONAL LIFE, YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR COLLEAGUES,
    THEN TURKEY IS THE PLACE FOR YOU.   WE URGE YOU TO ACT
    EARLY IN THE BID CYCLE TO REACH OUT TO THE APPROPRIATE
    SUPERVISORS WITHIN THE MISSION, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO
    WELCOMING YOU TO WHAT WILL LIKELY BE ONE OF YOUR BEST
    AND MOST EXCITING ASSIGNMENTS EVER.

    ¶4.  WE HAVE DESCRIBED BELOW THE JOBS AVAILABLE THIS
    CYCLE BUT ANYONE IN THE INDIVIDUAL OFFICES WOULD BE
    HAPPY TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INSIGHT INTO THE DAY-TO-DAY
    REALITIES OF WORKING AND LIVING HERE.  IF YOU ARE
    INTERESTED IN ONE OF OUR CHALLENGING POSITIONS, PLEASE
    CONTACT MANAGEMENT COUNSELOR GERRI O'BRIEN OR HR
    OFFICER JAN JASER TO LET US KNOW YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT
    US.  IF YOU ARE BIDDING ON ONE OF OUR POSITIONS, PLEASE
    ALSO CONTACT EUR TO LET THEM KNOW OF YOUR INTEREST.

    CONSULAR
    --------

    FS-03, 328202/30208000/MOKHTAR:  CONSULAR
    OFFICER/ISTANBUL.  ISTANBUL HOSTS MISSION TURKEY'S
    LARGEST NIV OPERATION AND, WITH ISTANBUL THE COUNTRY'S
    FAVORITE TOURIST DESTINATION FOR AMERICANS, THE BUSIEST
    ACS OPERATION.  ALL IV CASES ARE PROCESSED IN ANKARA.
    THE FS-03 OFFICER IN THIS POSITION SERVES AS THE
    CONSULAR SECTION'S DEPUTY CHIEF, WITH A HEAVY ACS
    ORIENTATION AS THE SECTION'S SOLE FULL-TIME ACS
    OFFICER.  THE SECTION HAS GROWN TO A TOTAL OF SEVEN
    OFFICERS, SO WE EXPECT THIS POSITION'S DUTIES TO
    INCLUDE ACTIVE MANAGEMENT OF FIVE VICE CONSULS AND A
    POSSIBLE RE-ORIENTATION TOWARD MANAGING THE NIV
    OPERATION.

    FS-04, 328201/30120001/CHOI: CONSULAR OFFICER/ANKARA.
    INCUMBENT IS ONE OF SEVEN VISA ADJUDICATING OFFICERS IN
    ANKARA AND SERVES AS A FARSI SPEAKING OFFICER IN THE
    SECTION.  THIS IS ONE OF THE MORE DIFFICULT JOBS IN THE
    FOREIGN SERVICE AS THERE ARE NO FARSI SPEAKING FSNS IN
    ANKARA.  INCUMBENT WILL HANDLE BOTH NIV AND IV CASES
    AND WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPERVISE A UNIT
    DURING THE ASSIGNMENT. THE INCUMBENT WILL ALSO ROTATE
    INTO THE AMERICAN CITIZENS SERVICES UNIT DURING HIS/HER
    TENURE HERE.

    FS-04, 328201/30234111/STANA:  CONSULAR OFFICER/ANKARA.
    INCUMBENT IS ONE OF SEVEN VISA ADJUDICATING OFFICERS IN
    ANKARA AND SERVES AS A TURKISH SPEAKING OFFICER IN THE
    SECTION.  OFFICER WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONDUCT
    NIV AND IV INTERVIEWS AND THE INCUMBENT WILL ALSO
    ROTATE INTO THE AMERICAN CITIZENS SERVICES UNIT DURING
    HIS/HER TENURE HERE.  OFFICER WILL SUPERVISE ONE
    SECTION AND WILL SERVE AS THE RATING OR REVIEWING
    OFFICER FOR THE FSNS IN THAT UNIT.

    FS-04, 328202/30200002/THOMAS:  CONSULAR OFFICER
    JO/ISTANBUL.   AS ONE OF FIVE VICE CONSULS, THE
    INCUMBENT WORKS PRIMARILY AS AN NIV ADJUDICATOR.  A
    TOUR IN THIS POSITION WILL INCLUDE HEAVY-DUTY ACS CROSS
    TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE, WORKING ALONGSIDE THE FS-03
    DEPUTY SECTION CHIEF.  IT WILL ALSO INCLUDE
    IMPLEMENTING A CONSULAR OUTREACH PROGRAM TO TURKEY'S
    STUDENT/EXCHANGE VISITOR COMMUNITY AND REPORTING
    EFFORTS IN COORDINATION WITH OTHER SECTIONS IN THE
    CONSULATE.

    FS-04, 328202/30235111/SMITH:  CONSULAR OFFICER
    JO/ISTANBUL.  AS ONE OF FIVE VICE CONSULS, THE
    INCUMBENT WORKS PRIMARILY AS AN NIV ADJUDICATOR.  A
    TOUR IN THIS POSITION WILL INCLUDE HEAVY-DUTY ACS CROSS
    TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE, WORKING ALONGSIDE THE FS-03
    DEPUTY SECTION CHIEF.  IT WILL ALSO INCLUDE
    IMPLEMENTING A CONSULAR OUTREACH PROGRAM TO TURKEY'S
    STUDENT/EXCHANGE VISITOR COMMUNITY AND REPORTING
    EFFORTS IN COORDINATION WITH OTHER SECTIONS IN THE
    CONSULATE.

    ECONOMIC
    --------

    FS-01, 328201/20092000/GOLDBERGER: COUNSELOR FOR
    ECONOMIC AFFAIRS/ANKARA.   INCUMBENT IS THE  ECONOMIC
    COUNSELOR MANAGING  A SECTION OF FIVE OFFICERS AND
    THREE LOCAL EMPLOYEES IN A MAJOR ALLY THAT IS IN THE
    PROCESS OF ACCEEDING TO THE EUROPEAN UNION.
    PORTFOLIO INCLUDES FINANCIAL, TRADE, INVESTMENT,
    ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION, ENVIRONMENT, COMMERCIAL AND
    TELECOMMUNICATIONS ISSUES AS WELL AS COORDINATION OF
    REGIONAL ECONOMIC REPORTING WITH CONSULATES IN ADANA
    AND ISTANBUL.

    FS-02, 328201/20304000/SNOW:  FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  INCUMBENT IS THE DEPUTY ECONOMIC
    COUNSELOR/ANKARA AND LEADS THE ECONOMIC SECTION TEAM
    COVERING MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL ISSUES, INCLUDING
    INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS PROGRAMS, TURKEY'S
    MACROECONOMIC SITUATION, TERRORISM FINANCE, THE
    FINANCIAL SECTOR, PRIVATIZATION,  AND U.S. ASSISTANCE.
    HE SUPERVISES THE SECTION OMS, ONE FSN, AND A JUNIOR
    OFFICER.

    FS-03, 328201/20211001/PATRICK:  ECONOMIC
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  INCUMBENT IS ONE OF THE 4 REPORTING
    OFFICERS UNDER THE ECON COUNSELOR. COVERS TRADE AND
    INVESTMENT ISSUES, INCLUDING TEXTILE TRADE ISSUES AND
    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. AS DISASTER RELIEF
    OFFICER FOR THE MISSION, COORDINATES ASSISTANCE IN THE
    EVENT OF EARTHQUAKES AND OTHER NATURAL DISASTERS.

    FS-03, 328201/20206000/YOUNG:  ECONOMIC OFFICER/ANKARA.
    INCUMBENT IS ONE OF THE 4 REPORTING OFFICERS UNDER THE
    ECON COUNSELOR.  COVERS ALL ENERGY ISSUES (CASPIAN
    PIPELINES, DOMESTIC ENERGY, BOSPHORUS BYPASS) AND
    TELECOM/IT MATTERS.  SUPERVISES ONE JUNIOR OFFICER AND
    FSN AND SHARES RESPONSIBILITY FOR
    AVIATION/TRANSPORTATION, TRADE, INVESTMENT, AND IPR
    ISSUES.

    FS-04, 328201/01900400/FARRELL: ECONOMIC
    OFFICER/ANKARA.   INCUMBENT IS PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE
    FOR TERRORISM FINANCING AND MONEY LAUNDERING, ECONOMIC
    DEVELOPMENT ISSUES, TOURISM, COMPETITION, AND STATE
    ENTERPRISES/PRIVATIZATION.  INCUMBENT SERVES AS POST'S
    NARCOTICS OFFICER AND REPORTS TO THE DEPUTY ECONOMIC
    COUNSELOR AND ECONOMIC COUNSELOR.  ON TERRORISM
    FINANCE, MONEY LAUNDERING AND NARCOTICS ISSUES,
    INCUMBENT REPRESENTS THE U.S. POSITION; ANALYZES,
    REPORTS ON AND MAKES POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE
    GOT'S COOPERATION WITH THE USG; INCUMBENT ALSO MANAGES
    TRAINING PROGRAMS AND VISITORS.  ON STATE ECONOMIC
    ENTERPRISES (SEES) AND PRIVATIZATION, INCUMBENT
    REPRESENTS THE U.S. POSITION; IDENTIFIES OPPORTUNITIES
    FOR U.S. COMPANIES; ANALYZES, REPORTS ON AND MAKES
    POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS, INCLUDING ON HOW TURKEY'S
    COMPETITION AUTHORITIES MANAGE THE PRIVATIZATION OF
    SECTORS--SUCH AS TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TOBACCO AND
    AVIATION--IN WHICH STATE COMPANIES HAVE HELD MONOPOLY
    POSITIONS.  INCUMBENT REPORTS ON THE GRASSROOTS IMPACT
    OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE IN TURKEY.  FINALLY,
    INCUMBENT ANALYZES AND REPORTS ON THE TOURISM SECTOR
    AND ITS ROLE IN TURKEY'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY.

    MANAGEMENT
    ----------

    FS-01, 328201/52205002/PARAVONIAN:  MANAGEMENT
    OFFICER/ANKARA.   INCUMBENT MANAGES AND DIRECTS THE DAY-
    TO-DAY ACTIVITIES OF THE MANAGEMENT SECTION, WHICH
    INCLUDES 24 AMERICANS AND 150 LES.  INCUMBENT REPORTS
    TO THE MANAGEMENT COUNSELOR AND IS THE DIRECT
    SUPERVISOR AND RATING OFFICER OF FIVE U.S. DIRECT-
    HIRES.  THE U.S. EMBASSY IN ANKARA HAS APPROXIMATELY
    200 U.S. STAFF IN 23 USG AGENCIES.

    FS-01, 328201/53202000/BEDNAR:  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
    OFFICER/ANKARA INCUMBENT SERVES AS THE FINANCIAL
    MANAGEMENT OFFICER (FMO) FOR THE EMBASSY, CONSULATE
    GENERAL ISTANBUL, AND CONSULATE ADANA.   THE FMO
    REPORTS TO THE MANAGEMENT OFFICER, SUPERVISES FOURTEEN
    FOREIGN SERVICE NATIONAL EMPLOYEES, AND IS RESPONSIBLE
    FOR PREPARING AND JUSTIFYING THE MISSION'S BUDGET AS
    WELL AS MANAGING AND SUPERVISING THE ACCOUNTING,
    BUDGETING, CASHIERING, VOUCHERING, AND THE PAYROLL
    FUNCTIONS.

    FS-01, 328201/59001009/GUERIN:  REGIONAL MEDICAL
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  THE REGIONAL MEDICAL OFFICER (RMO)
    DIRECTS THE MEDICAL PROGRAMS FOR 4 COUNTRIES INCLUDING
    MISSION TURKEY WITH 3 REGIONAL POSTS WHICH INCLUDE
    ISTANBUL, ANKARA AND ADANA AND THE COUNTRIES OF
    GEORGIA, AZERBAIJAN AND ARMENIA. THE RMO DIRECTLY
    SUPERVISES ONE FOREIGN SERVICE HEALTH PRACTITIONER, 3
    NURSES AND AN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT IN ANKARA AND
    ONE NURSE IN ISTANBUL. HE ALSO PROVIDES GUIDANCE AND
    SUPERVISION TO 9 OTHER HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WITHIN THE
    COUNTRIES OF GEORGIA, AZERBAIJAN AND YEREVAN. THE RMO
    REPORTS TO THE MINISTER COUNSELOR FOR ADMINISTRATIVE
    AFFAIRS ANKARA, REGIONAL MEDICAL MANAGER (RMM) BRUSSELS
    AND THE CLINICAL DIRECTOR AT MED.

    FS-02, 328201/54030000/JASER:  HUMAN RESOURCES
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  INCUMBENT IS THE SOLE HUMAN RESOURCES
    OFFICER IN TURKEY, OVERSEEING APPROXIMATELY 700 LES AND
    300 U.S. EMPLOYEES IN FOUR LOCATIONS (ANKARA, ISTANBUL,
    ADANA AND IZMIR).  INCUMBENT SUPERVISES SIX HR LES AND
    TWO EFMS AND PROVIDES OVERSIGHT TO THREE HR LES IN THE
    ISTANBUL HR OFFICE AND ONE HR LES IN ADANA.  INCUMBENT
    OVERSEES ALL ASPECTS OF HR OPERATIONS IN A FAST-PACED
    CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT.

    FS-02, 328201/52320000/HLOSEK:  FACILITY
    MANAGER/ANKARA.  THE FMS REPORTS DIRECTLY TO THE
    MANAGEMENT OFFICER. HE MANAGES 76 FSN/PSC EMPLOYEES,
    AND IS DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR A $400,000 FBO BUDGET
    PLUS ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS. HE IS
    RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF 93,400
    SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE AND 16 ACRES,
    INCLUDING THE CHANCERY COMPLEX, AMBASSADOR'S RESIDENCE,
    175 APARTMENTS AND 2 SENIOR OFFICER RESIDENCES. HE
    PROVIDES MAINTENANCE SERVICES TO 23 USG AGENCIES.

    FS-03, 328201/52889000/NEW:  GENERAL SERVICES OFFICER.
    THIS NEWLY CREATED AGSO POSITION WILL BE PART OF A
    THREE-PERSON GSO TEAM AND WILL REPORT DIRECTLY TO THE
    SGSO.  OVERSEES THE SHIPPING/CUSTOMS, PROPERTY/SUPPLY,
    TRAVEL, AND MOTORPOOL SECTIONS.  LEADS AND COORDINATES
    SUPPORT FROM ALL ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS FOR LARGE NUMBERS
    OF OFFICIAL VISITS TO ANKARA.  THE GENERAL SERVICES
    OFFICE SUPPORTS 23 USG CIVILIAN AND MILITARY AGENCIES
    AS WELL AS THE CONSULATES IN ISTANBUL AND ADANA AND THE
    CONSULAR AGENCY IN IZMIR.

    FS-03, 328202/52122000/BROOKS:  GENERAL SERVICES
    OFFICER/ISTANBUL.  INCUMBENT MANAGES AND DIRECTS
    OPERATIONS OF:  CUSTOMS AND SHIPPING, ACQUISITION AND
    PROPERTY, HOUSING AND TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION.  AS
    POST'S CONTRACTING OFFICER, INCUMBENT DEVELOPS CLEAR
    AND EQUITABLE GENERAL SERVICES POLICIES, CONTRACTS AND
    PROGRAMS; AND ENSURES THAT THEY ARE RECOGNIZED AND
    FOLLOWED.  INCUMBENT PREVENTS WASTE, FRAUD AND ABUSE
    INVOLVING U.S.G. PERSONNEL, RESOURCES AND PROPERTY.
    INCUMBENT ADVISES PROPERTY MANAGER AND HOUSING BOARD ON
    REAL ESTATE AND HOUSING ISSUES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
    FOREIGN AFFAIRS MANUAL.  ALSO SERVES AS BACK-UP FOR
    MANAGEMENT OFFICER AND FACILITY MANAGER AND DIRECTLY
    SUPERVISES FIVE FSNS IN A GSO SHOP THAT CONSISTS OF 32
    FSNS.

    FS-04, 328202/55105000/FELLINGHAM:  INFORMATION
    MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST/ISTANBUL.  INCUMBENT IS THE ISO
    AND ISSO. HE MAINTAINS THE UNCLASSIFIED LAN AND
    SUPPORTS THE CLASSFIED LAN AS NECESSARY. HE MONITORS
    AND CONTROLS OPENNET ACCESS. HE SUPPORTS BUDGET AND
    FINANCE THRU COMPUTER GENERATED REPORTS.  HE SUPPORTS
    OTHER DIVERSIFIED TASKS AS NECESSARY.

    OFFICE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT (OMS)
    -------------------------------

    FS-05, 328201/50338001/THOMAS:  OFFICE MANAGEMENT
    SUPPORT/ANKARA.  INCUMBENT IS THE OFFICE MANAGER FOR
    THE COUNSELOR FOR MANAGEMENT AFFAIRS AND WORKS CLOSELY
    WITH SEVEN MANAGEMENT SECTION CHIEFS TO PROVIDE
    ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO APPROXIMATELY 300 AMERICANS
    AND 700 TURKISH EMPLOYEES REPRESENTING 23 USG AGENCIES.
    THE INCUMBENT ALSO WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE CONSTITUTENT
    POSTS IN ISTANBUL AND ADANA.

    FS-06, 328201/20326002/ZODROW:  OFFICE MANAGEMENT
    SUPPORT/ANKARA.   INCUMBENT IS THE OMS IN A FIVE
    OFFICER/3 FSN SECTION REPORTING DIRECTLY TO THE DEPUTY
    ECON COUNSELOR.  RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
    LIMITED TO, MAINTAINING/COORDINATING ECON COUNSELOR'S
    SCHEDULE, SECTION TRAVEL/REPRESENTATIONAL ACTIVITIES,
    VISIT SUPPORT, COUNTRY CLEARANCE REQUESTS, PORTALX AND
    SIPRNET POSTING OF REPORTING CABLES, AND OMS BACKUP
    SUPPORT AS REQUIRED

    FS-06, 328201/10157002/COOK:  OFFICE MANAGEMENT
    SUPPORT/ANKARA.  OMS IN A 10-MEMBER POLITICAL SECTION
    COMPRISED OF 8 OFFICERS AND 2 FSNS.  REPORTS DIRECTLY
    TO THE POL COUNSELOR AND PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE OTHER
    OFFICERS AND FSNS.  DUTIES INCLUDE RESEARCH, MANAGING
    FLOW OF PAPERWORK, DRAFTING CABLES AND DIPLOMATIC
    NOTES, TROUBLE-SHOOTING COMPUTER PROBLEMS.  PROVIDES
    CONTROL OFFICERS WITH LOGISTICAL SUPPORT DURING VISITS,
    MAINTAINS SECTION CALENDAR, FILES AND SIRPNET SIT.
    ALSO PROVIDES BACK UP SUPPORT TO THE POLMIL OMS.

    FS-07, 328202/10100002/COVY:  OMS/ISTANBUL.  POSITION
    PROVIDES ADMINISTRATIVE AND SECRETARIAL SUPPORT TO THE
    CHIEF OF POL/ECON SECTION, ONE ECONOMIC OFFICER AND
    THREE POLITICAL OFFICERS IN A COMBINED SECTION AND
    ASSISTS IN THE FLOW OF WORK FOR THE TWO FSNS WORKING
    FOR THE SECTION.  PRIMARY BACKUP OFFICER MANAGER FOR
    THE CONSUL GENERAL AS NEEDED BY THE FRONT OFFICE.

    POLITICAL
    ---------

    FS-03, 328201/11134000/NARDI:  DEPUTY POLITICAL-
    MILITARY AFFAIRS OFFICER/ANKARA IS THE DIRECT
    SUPERVISOR OF ONE OMS, ONE LES, AND TWO OFFICERS AND
    MANAGES THE SECTION IN THE COUNSELOR'S ABSENCE.
    PRIMARY DUTIES INCLUDE COORDINATING WITH DAO, ODC AND
    WASHINGTON AGENCIES TO MANAGE THE BILATERAL POLMIL
    RELATIONSHIP, INCLUDING STRATEGIC PLANNING, US MILITARY
    USE OF TURKISH BASES AND FACILITIES, DEFENSE SALES,
    MISSILE DEFENSE AND TECHNOLOGY ISSUES, SPACE ISSUES,
    AND BACK-UP ON EXPORT CONTROL AND NON-PROLIFERATION
    ISSUES.

    FS-03, 328201/11168000/BURGER: POLITICAL MILITARY
    AFFAIRS OFFICER/ANKARA.   INCUMBENT MANAGES THE
    MULTILATERAL SECURITY ISSUES PORTFOLIO, INCLUDING NATO
    AFFAIRS, AEGEAN AND BLACK SEA ISSUES, AND IRAQ.  HE
    BACKS UP THE SECTION DEPUTY ON BILATERAL POL-MIL AND
    SECURITY ASSISTANCE ISSUES.

    FS-05, 328201/01930000/WESTLEY: ROTATION
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  THIS IS A CON/POL ROTATION - YEAR 2 IN
    POL. (REF: POSITION NO. 30315001) ONE OF 7 OFFICERS IN
    A 10-MEMBER POLITICAL SECTION SUPERVISED DIRECTLY BY
    THE COUNSELOR. THE FOCUS IS ON INTERNAL POLITICAL
    REPORTING, INCLUDING CONTACTS WITH POLITICAL PARTIES
    AND MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT, RELATED TRAVEL.  THE
    INCUMBENT ALSO HAS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR
    TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS, AND SERVES AS A BACK-UP ON
    COUNTER TERRORISM.

    PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
    ----------------

    FS-01, 328201/60888148/SNARKSI:  PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE OFFICER (ELO) IS
    RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ASPECTS OF THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
    SECTION'S SUPPORT FOR ENGLISH TEACHING AND ENGLISH-
    MEDIUM INSTRUCTION COUNTRYWIDE.   THE ELO ORGANIZES,
    MANAGES AND SUPERVISES THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FELLOW
    (ELF) PROGRAM; WORKS IN COLLABORATION WITH TURKISH
    UNIVERSITIES AND WITH THE TURKISH MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
    TO HELP STRENGTHEN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH THROUGH A
    PROGRAM OF SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES; ASSISTS
    IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
    (ELT) TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS NATIONWIDE; AND
    COORDINATES A SALES AND DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM TO MAKE
    HIGH-QUALITY ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TEACHING MATERIALS AND
    REFERENCE SOURCES MORE ACCESSIBLE.   THE ELO USES ALL
    AVAILABLE DEPARTMENT OF STATE PROGRAM RESOURCES,
    INCLUDING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING (ELT)
    SPECIALISTS PROGRAM, THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FELLOW (ELF)
    PROGRAM, AND THE ACCESS MICRO-SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM TO
    MAXIMIZE THE IMPACT AND OUTCOME OF PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
    THROUGH ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TEACHING.  THE ELO RECRUITS
    AND HELPS TO SELECT CANDIDATES FOR THE FULBRIGHT
    FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ASSISTANT (FLTA) PROGRAM.
    THE ELO POSITION IS IN THE CULTURAL AFFAIRS OFFICER OF
    THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECTION.

    FS-02, 328201/60888152/BALL: ASSISTANT CULTURAL AFFAIRS
    OFFICER/ANKARA.  THE ACAO'S MAJOR RESPONSIBILITY IS
    MANAGING POST'S SHORT-TERM PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE
    PROGRAMS, PARTICULARLY THE INTERNATIONAL VISITOR
    LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (ILVP), THE VOLUNTARY VISITOR
    PROGRAM, AND CITIZEN EXCHANGE PROGRAM PROJECTS AND
    OTHER SHORT-TERM EXCHANGE GRANTS.   THE ACAO SUPERVISES
    AND COORDINATES THE COUNTRYWIDE INTERNATIONAL VISITOR
    LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AND WORKS CLOSELY WITH OTHER MISSION
    ELEMENTS TO ENSURE NOMINATION OF APPROPRIATE
    CANDIDATES; SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ANNUAL
    SLATE OF PARTICIPANTS IN INDIVIDUAL, SINGLE-COUNTRY AND
    GROUP PROJECTS; AND FOLLOW-ON ACTIVITIES IN SUPPORT
    SPECIFIC MISSION OBJECTIVES.  THE ACAO FOSTERS THE
    STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES IN TURKISH UNIVERSITIES AND
    WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF
    TURKEY (ASAT) TO CARRY OUT ACTIVITIES THAT INCLUDE AN
    ANNUAL CONFERENCE, SEMINARS, AND SPEAKER PROGRAMS.  THE
    ACAO SUPPORTS OTHER CULTURAL OFFICE PROGRAMS AND
    ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING SPEAKERS, EXHIBITS AND CULTURAL
    PROGRAMS.

    FS-02, 328202/60888154/GOLLNER-SWEET: ASSISTANT PUBLIC
    AFFAIRS OFFICER/ISTANBUL.  INCUMBENT IS ONE OF TWO
    AMERICAN OFFICERS IN THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECTION,
    REPORTING TO THE PAO. PRIMARY GOAL IS TO REACH BROAD
    AUDIENCE -- TRADITIONAL, ISLAM-ORIENTED AND OUT-OF-
    ISTANBUL CONTACTS -- WITH PUBLIC AFAIRS PROGRAMMING.
    INCUMBENT DIRECTLY SUPERVISES FOUR FSN EMPLOYEES IN THE
    AMERICAN INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER AND INDIRECTLY
    SUPERVISES ALL OTHER PAS FSN'S. POSITION HAS ADDITIONAL
    RESPONSIBILITY FOR EXCHANGES, AMERICAN STUDIES, AND
    SPEAKER PROGRAMS; ASSISTS PAO WITH OFFICIAL VISITORS,
    MEDIA PROGRAMS, AND EVENTS. REGULAR CONTACT WITH PUBLIC
    AFFAIRS OFFICE IN ANKARA, INCLUDING FREQUENT VISITS. IN
    ABSENCE OF PAO, DIRECTS SECTION.

    SECURITY
    --------

    FS-02, 328201/56309000/BREED: SPECIAL AGENT/ANKARA.
    THE DEPUTY REGIONAL SECURITY OFFICER (DRSO), UNDER THE
    DIRECT SUPERVISION OF THE RSO, ASSISTS THE RSO IN
    PHYSICAL, PROCEDURAL AND PERSONAL SECURITY PROGRAMS IN
    ANKARA, ISTANBUL, AND ADANA.  OVERSEES THE SUPERVISION
    OF POSTS 200-MEMBER GUARD FORCE AND SUVEILLANCE
    DETECTION PROGRAM IN ANKARA AND PROVIDES SECURITY
    SUPPORT FOR CONSTITUENT POSTS.  IN COORDINATION WITH
    SENIOR RSO, MANAGES A $7.0 MILLION LOCAL GUARD BUDGET.
    SUPERVISES 2 ARSOS, ONE OMS, AND A RESIDENTIAL SECURITY
    COORDINATOR IN ANKARA AND IS ACTING COUNTRY-WIDE RSO IN
    RSO'S ABSENCE.  MUST BE FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR QUALIFIED.

    FS-04, 328201/56001400/GRIFFIN:  SPECIAL AGENT/ANKARA.
    INCUMBENT REPORTS TO THE DEPUTY REGIONAL SECURITY
    OFFICER AND MANAGES THE LOCAL GUARD PROGRAM, 17 MEMBER
    SURVEILLANCE DETECTION TEAM, AND MARINE SECURITY GUARD
    PROGRAM.  ARSO ALSO COORDINATES EMERGENCY DRILLS AND
    PREPAREDNESS, CONDUCTS VARIOUS INVESTIGATIONS, AND
    SERVES AS POST'S FIELD FIREARMS OFFICER.  ARSO DIRECTLY
    SUPERVISES LOCAL GUARD FORCE COMMANDER, ASSISTANT
    COMMANDER, 200+ LOCAL GUARDS, AND TWO CLEARED AMERICAN
    ESCORTS.

    MCELDOWNEY

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