Number |
Title | Division |
|---|---|---|
| 16-33 | Operations Editor | Management, Business, and Information Services Division |
| 16-41 | Digital Publishing and Data Visualization Specialist | Management, Business, and Information Services Division |
| 17-01 | Visual Information and Production Specialist | Management, Business, and Information Services Division |
| 17-02 | Health Economist | Health, Retirement, and Long-Term Analysis Division |
| 17-03 | Macroeconomist | Macroeconomic Analysis Division |
| 17-04 | Applied Microeconomist | Tax Analysis Division |
| 17-05 | Applied Microeconomist | Microeconomic Studies Division |
| 17-06 | Assistant General Counsel | Office of the Director |
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