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The Treasury Department is hiring for positions related to the authorities granted by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act to implement the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). Resumes previously sent to Treasury have been logged and all resumes are being reviewed on a rolling basis.

We are currently seeking applicants who have specific experience in the specializations listed below. Applicants should review the needed skills and determine which position or positions best match their experience. Applicants should submit their resume to the email link(s) for those opportunities. Those who previously submitted a resume to the general email address may re-submit it to a specific category below.

Risk Management: Experience in documenting and weighing risks, asset allocation, and scenario analysis. Knowledge of the principles and practices of risk management in the financial sector, including experience with risks facing large complex financial organizations.
TARPriskmanagement@do.treas.gov

Compliance: Experience related to developing or operating programs to address compliance with statutory, regulatory or administrative requirements.
TARPcompliance@do.treas.gov

Equity Analysis: Experience in financial modeling, capable of managing independent diligence of private institution valuation and modeling a large volume of investment targets.
TARPequityanalysis@do.treas.gov

Financial Institution Analysis: Experience with bank or non-bank financial institution analysis.
TARPfinanalysis@do.treas.gov

Asset Management: Experience evaluating investment portfolios, strong analytic, market modeling, and investment management expertise.
TARPassetmang@do.treas.gov

Contract Management / Paralegal Support: Experience managing and administering contracts and other agreements.
TARPcontractmang@do.treas.gov

Economic Analysis: Strong expertise in economic analysis related to mortgages, foreclosures, and the housing market. A strong understanding of data sources and constraints related to housing market data.
TARPeconanalysis@do.treas.gov

Community Affairs Specialists: Experience with single family mortgage outreach and community development finance, knowledge of financial literacy education and programs.
TARPcommunaffairs@do.treas.gov

Policy Advisor for Housing or Community Development: Extensive experience with loss mitigation at a bank, regulatory agency, or mortgage servicing company, working in housing, community, and economic development.
TARPpolicyadv@do.treas.gov

The Treasury is also accepting resumes for the Office of the Special Inspector General. Resumes should be sent to specialigrecruitment@do.treas.gov.

Last Updated: December 11, 2008