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Job Overview
Location
4 Locations
Job Type
Full-time
Category
Human Resources
Date Posted
May 7, 2026
Full Job Description
đź“‹ Description
- • The Senior Project Specialist leads assistance engagements with American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) grantee communities to support capacity building, sustainability planning, and compliance for federal grant recipients, ensuring trauma-informed, culturally humble support for victims of crime including human trafficking, domestic violence, and Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons.
- • Day-to-day responsibilities include providing capacity building and compliance assistance, planning and executing customized assistance activities, developing victim services policies and procedures, conducting community needs assessments, supporting resolution of OJP monitoring issues, evaluating grantee needs, fostering partnerships with tribal communities and technical assistance providers, developing and facilitating trainings (webinars, peer learning exchanges), and conducting reviews of tribal community resources and infrastructure.
- • ICF International, Inc. is a global advisory and technology services provider that combines expertise with technology to solve complex client challenges, with a commitment to equity, inclusion, and reasonable accommodations for all employees, including veterans and individuals with disabilities or sincerely held religious beliefs.
- • In this role, the individual will deepen expertise in tribal sovereignty, federal grant compliance, trauma-informed practices, and culturally responsive program development while building lasting partnerships that strengthen victim services capacity across AI/AN communities and contribute to national efforts addressing crime victimization.
🎯 Requirements
- • Bachelor’s degree
- • Minimum 5 years of experience working with American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities
- • Minimum 5 years of experience in victim services
- • Minimum 2 years of prior experience supporting federal grant programs and ensuring compliance with award conditions for AI/AN grant recipients
- • U.S. citizenship required due to federal government contract
- • Ability to obtain a Public Trust security clearance prior to start date
🏖️ Benefits
- • Opportunity to work remotely with flexibility to reside in the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, or Southwest (including Alaska, Arizona, California, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas)
- • Access to professional development through training development, facilitation, and collaboration with subject matter experts and government clients
- • Commitment to equity and inclusion, including reasonable accommodations for disabled veterans, individuals with disabilities, and those with sincerely held religious beliefs
- • Employer support for equal opportunity employment and consideration of qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records
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About ICF International, Inc.
Global advisory and technology services provider delivering strategy, analytics, and digital transformation to government and commercial clients. Core capabilities span energy, environment, health, education, and cybersecurity, integrating data science, policy expertise, and implementation support. Founded in 1969, publicly traded on NASDAQ as ICFI, with 9,000+ employees across more than 80 offices worldwide.
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