Don't talk about communications policy - do it!

[Dave Farber <farber@central.cis.upenn.edu>]

From: Marcus  Michael J  <MMARCUS@fcc.gov>
To: FARBER@central.cis.upenn.edu,
        ccip@monroe.llnl.gov (IEEE COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS AND
INFORMATION POLICY)
Subject:  Don't talk about communications policy - do it!


We have a key job opening here at the FCC and welcome applicants


Position: Chief, Policy and Rules Division, Office of Engineering and
Technology, FCC, 
Washington, DC (Restricted to electrical engineers or lawyers for reasons
that are hard to explain)


Pay: $60,925 - 93,116 (GS 14 or 15)


Duties: directs division of 2 branches  and 13 staffers in developing
policies and Federal Register
notices proposing and adopting technical policies dealing with spectrum
allocations, "pioneer's
preferences" for allocations, radio emission limits, and technical standards
for radio systems.


The traditional federal employment form (SF-171) is no longer required
(thanks to reinventing
government) but is acceptable as is a resume with recent salary information
(see announcement
below)


For details on all these topics, please read the official announcement for
this vacancy.  It can be
obtained by fax by calling the FCC Fax on -Demand number (202)418--2830 and
asking for document
number 95189.  For additional information on details of applying call Gwen
Inge, 202-418-0101.


No relocation expenses can be paid for this position, unfortunately.
Please redistribute generously.


The FCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer


Application deadline: 4/21/95