Deputy Law Enforcement Coordinator

The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) seeks a qualified U.S. citizen to serve as Deputy Law Enforcement Coordinator under a Personal Services Contractor (PSC) agreement. The incumbent will supervise locally employed staff and third‑party contractors, provide strategic advice to the U.S. Embassy and INL leadership, manage law‑enforcement training programs, and serve as a liaison with Mexican law‑enforcement agencies and U.S. interagency partners. The role requires a blend of senior management, law‑enforcement expertise, and diplomatic interaction, with a base salary equivalent to FS‑02 ($102,409‑$150,391) for an initial twelve‑month period and optional extensions. • Supervise 2‑3 locally employed staff and oversee 1‑2 third‑party contractors. • Lead and coordinate law‑enforcement training initiatives across federal, state, and local levels in Mexico. • Develop, draft, and manage task orders, statements of work, and performance metrics for training projects. • Provide policy advice, reporting, and liaison functions with U.S. and Mexican agencies. • Must possess U.S. citizenship, a security clearance (Secret/TS), at least five years of sworn law‑enforcement experience, and professional‑level Spanish proficiency.