Program Coordinator for Border/Points of Entry (POE) Security

The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) seeks a U.S. citizen to serve as Program Coordinator for Border/Points of Entry (POE) Security at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City. The incumbent will identify, develop, and manage bilateral security assistance projects—including counternarcotics, precursor‑chemical control, maritime and airport security—working closely with Mexican federal agencies, the U.S. government, and international partners. Responsibilities include project conception, budgeting, coordination, monitoring, reporting, and liaison duties, as well as ensuring compliance with internal controls and providing senior‑level analysis. The position requires at least 15 years (or 20 years with a high‑school diploma) of relevant experience, overseas program management, fluency in Spanish, and the ability to obtain a Secret/Top‑Secret clearance. The contract is a 12‑month personal services contract (FS‑02 salary $102,409‑$150,391) with up to four one‑year extensions. • Location: U.S. Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico • Salary: FS‑02 $102,409‑$150,391 per year • Duration: 12 months (option to extend 4×1‑year) • Required U.S. citizenship, security clearance, Spanish proficiency • Minimum 15 yr (or 20 yr) experience in counternarcotics, precursor‑chemical or port security programs • Responsibilities: project identification, development, budgeting, coordination with Mexican agencies, monitoring, reporting, and internal controls.