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TO ALL DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR POSTS COLLECTIVE IMMEDIATE

UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 08 STATE 089300 
 
SIPDIS 
 
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TAGS: SNAR KCRM AMGT APER
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacancies 
 
¶1.  The Bureau of International Narcotics and Law 
Enforcement Affairs (INL) offers unique 
opportunities at the senior and mid levels to manage 
some of the State Department's largest and most 
critical programs, many of which are at the 
forefront of U.S. foreign policy.  INL positions 
offer the chance to direct substantial programs to 
help key countries strengthen civilian police 
forces, criminal justice systems, and border 
security; to reduce international trafficking in 
narcotics, arms, and people; and to develop 
effective global polices to combat money laundering; 
corruption; and cyber crime.  We have programs 
around the world, in countries like Afghanistan and 
Pakistan, Colombia and Peru, Thailand, Russia, 
Africa, Central Asia, and the Balkans.  The 2010 
vacancy cycle offers eligible bidders the 
opportunity to manage some of the Department's 
largest foreign assistance programs.  INL positions 
require strong skills in interagency coordination in 
Washington and overseas, as well as strong 
management, diplomatic, and interpersonal skills. 
INL positions in Washington offer frequent travel to 
oversee programs and to gain on-the-ground 
experience. 
 
¶2.  INL positions also fulfill many of the 
requirements of the Career Development Program for 
promotion into the senior ranks of the Department. 
These jobs have a strong component of program 
management, policy and budget, resource management, 
reporting and analysis, and interagency 
coordination.  Most INL officers in Washington and 
abroad have portfolios that include managing multi- 
million dollar programs, extensive inter-agency 
coordination, and negotiation of bilateral 
agreements.  Many INL officers also find they work 
closely with Congressional staff and seventh floor 
principals. 
 
¶3.  We invite you to get a close-up view of INL 
opportunities through our Intranet Power Point 
presentation.  Please go to the INL website at 
http://inl.state.gov and look at the FS Recruitment 
Presentation and the INL 2010 FS Bid List. 
 
DOMESTIC 
 
¶4.  INL senior-level (FE-OC and FS-01) positions 
available in Washington in 2010 include two Office 
Director positions.  These jobs require officers who 
can take charge of developing, implementing, and 
evaluating important parts of the more than two 
billion dollars in annual programs for which INL is 
responsible worldwide, as well as supervising INL 
subject-matter experts.  These positions require 
officers who are comfortable with substantial 
program management responsibility and high 
visibility. 
 
¶5.  At the mid-level (FS-02), INL positions provide 
unparalleled opportunities for substantive 
responsibility at the program-officer level.  INL's 
mid-level officers provide management oversight to 
programs that support bilateral and multi-lateral 
counternarcotics and criminal justice programs 
around the world, including the high-profile Merida 
Initiative in Mexico and Central America; police 
training programs in Iraq and Afghanistan; crucial 
law enforcement and rule of law reforms in Africa, 
Asia, and Europe and continuing the fight against 
drug trafficking and trans-border crime in the 
Andes, Central America, and the Caribbean.  Officers 
work with posts, the geographic bureaus, the White 
House, and other USG agencies, not only to develop 
regional and country-specific initiatives, but also 
to see those initiatives through to completion. 
 
OVERSEAS 
 
¶6.  Overseas, INL officers lead our Narcotics 
Affairs Sections (NAS) and operate as Transnational 
Crime Affairs Sections (TCAS) or Civilian Police and 
Rule of Law Officers (CP&JAO)and work with host- 
country law enforcement and other officials and USG 
interagency representatives to develop, manage, and 
evaluate narcotics-control, law enforcement, and 
 
STATE 00089300  002 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
criminal justice reform programs.  In some 
countries, INL officers also have regional 
responsibility for INL's programs in neighboring 
countries.  At the regional level, INL officers also 
provide policy and program-management guidance to 
missions within the region that do not have an INL 
representative.  While working as members of the 
country team, the INL Director is funded by a 
separate appropriation and, working with INL 
Washington, enjoys considerable operational 
independence in the field. 
 
LIST OF VACANCIES AND POINTS OF CONTACT 
 
¶7.  Following is a list of INL vacancies in the 2010 
summer cycle both in Washington and overseas.  Each 
position lists a point of contact within INL for 
further information on the duties involved. 
 
INL/AAE         S8006300        IROG            FO/02 
CARLON 
The incumbent develops and manages USG criminal 
justice, law enforcement and counternarcotics 
programs in Asia, Africa, Middle East or European 
regions.  The officer will manage a significant 
foreign assistance budget, work extensively with 
interagency partners, and coordinate policy issues 
with the relevant geographic bureaus.  The officer 
provides guidance and practical assistance to posts 
in managing their programs.  Drafts reports, memos, 
congressional testimony and press guidance as 
needed.  Occasional travel is necessary.  The 
position has a great mix of program and policy 
duties.  POC:  Erin Barclay, A/Director, INL/AAE- 
202-776-8751, barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, 
INL/AAE, 202-776-8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
INL/AP          S6862800        IROG            FO/02 
PATMORE 
Formulates strategy, oversees and implements Afghan 
police training programs, including the regional 
training center program.  Drafts program goals, 
performance measures and statements of work for 
field program contracts and PSCs, as appropriate; 
liaises with Embassy Kabul, 
interagency/international community; and ensures 
coordination with other strategic programs in 
Afghanistan and Pakistan.  Drafts reports, memos, 
and testimony as required by the front office and 
other principals.  Requires travel to Afghanistan. 
POC:  Al Matano, 202-776-8499 or matanoak@state.gov. 
 
INL/C                   S8983400        IROG            FO/02 
VACANT 
Located in the bureau of International Narcotics and 
Law Enforcement Affairs, Office of Anti-Crime 
Programs (INL/C), the incumbent will serve as a 
member of a small team, responsible for management 
and oversight of a regional geographic portfolio, 
including implementation and development of INL/C 
anti-money laundering/counter-terrorist financing 
(AML/CTF) programs.  This portfolio requires 
coordination with the Office Of The Coordinator For 
Counter Terrorism (S/CT), State Department regional 
and functional bureaus and us embassies, other USG 
agencies, and international and regional 
organizations to determine priorities, assess 
capabilities and needs for AML/CTF foreign 
assistance program requirements, recommend budget 
allocations to support training/technical 
assistance, ensure timely delivery of assistance, 
identify outcomes, and measure progress within the 
broader context of transnational crime issues and 
USG interests.  The incumbent will also participate 
in the process to produce the congressionally- 
mandated annual report to Congress, the 
International Narcotics Control Strategy Report 
(INCSR), Volume 2 on money laundering and financial 
crimes.  POC:  Robert Gifford, INL/C, 202-312-9703 
or giffordrb@state.gov. 
 
INL/I   S9994800        MANAGEMENT OFF          F0/02 
VACANT 
The incumbent serves as the Foreign Service 
Management Officer to the Office of Iraq Programs in 
the Bureau for International Narcotics and Law 
Enforcement Affairs (INL/I).  Reports to the Deputy 
Office Director, as directed.  The officer is 
responsible for planning, developing, and analyzing 
requirements necessary to execute extremely complex, 
high-profile USG criminal justice initiatives in 
Iraq, valued at nearly $500m annually.  Works 
closely with the office's senior managers and other 
 
STATE 00089300  003 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
specialists on the police, corrections and justice 
teams to ensure that all projects are developed and 
implemented within appropriate administrative and 
regulatory guidelines.  The officer provides 
guidance on and helps negotiate technical documents 
related to projects (e.g. contracts, grants, 
interagency agreements), develops and analyzes 
funding requirements/data, and tracks obligations 
and liquidations against the projects.  POC: 
Matthew Thomas, INL/I, 202-647-7812, 
thomasma3@state.gov. 
 
INL/LP  S7785800        OFFICE DIRECTOR         FE/OC 
PALMIERI 
The incumbent directs INL's Office of the Americas, 
one of the largest program offices in the Department 
of State, with a budget of some $700 million.  Is 
responsible for developing and implementing 
counternarcotics and anti-crime policy, strategies 
and programs, in coordination with other U.S. 
agencies for the entire western hemisphere.  The 
incumbent works closely on policy direction with the 
INL Assistant Secretary and the DAS.  Incumbent 
supervises fourteen Foreign Service and Civil 
Service officers, two office managers, a full-time 
personal services contract employee, and two DOD 
detailees.  Closely monitors and guides program 
implementation by INL-funded narcotics and law 
enforcement affairs sections overseas.  The Director 
develops and oversees programs that prevent illegal 
drugs from flooding the U.S., help dismantle and 
disrupt major drug trafficking organizations and 
illegally armed groups, and strengthen laws and 
promote peaceful stability in illicit drug producing 
and transit countries.  POC:  Abby Smith, 202-647- 
7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
INL/LP  S8947400        NARCOTICS CONTROL OFF   FO/01 
MUIRHEAD 
The incumbent serves as the Team Leader for South 
America, encompassing high visibility 
counternarcotics and law enforcement support 
programs in Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, 
Venezuela, Panama, and Brazil, with a budget of over 
$400 million.  The officer directly supervises five 
Foreign Service and Civil Service program officers. 
There is significant interagency contact and regular 
exposure to the Hill.  The incumbent regularly 
represents Department at interagency meetings and 
there is substantial interaction with the INL front 
office.  Job is a great mixture of policy and 
programmatic duties.  Occasional travel to the 
region is expected.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202- 
647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
INL/LP  S6568700        IROG            FO/02 
BOWERS 
Serves as one of two program officers managing 
U.S.counter-narcotics programs in Colombia - one of 
the largest programs in INL's Office of the 
Americas--with a budget over $240 million.  Mentors 
and assists less experienced desk officers on the 
South America team.  Incumbent also manages 
counternarcotics programs in Venezuela and provides 
backup coverage as liaison officer to Joint 
Interagency Task Force - South (JIATF-S). 
Occasional travel is expected.  POC:  Abby Smith, 
INL/LP, 202-647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
INL/PPC S7521000        OFFICE DIRECTOR         FO/01 
SULLIVAN 
The incumbent directs the Office of Policy Planning 
and Coordination.  The Director is responsible for 
INL policy and strategy formulation; congressional 
relations; public diplomacy and public affairs; UN, 
EU and G-8 issues and programs in anticrime and 
counternarcotics; production of the annual INCSR and 
methamphetamine reports, and liaison with other 
departments and agencies.  The officer supervises 
10-13 program, policy and liaison officers and one 
office manager as well as WAEs who work on an as- 
needed basis on reports.  POC:  John Sullivan, 
INL/PC, 202-647-0396 or sullivanjc@state.gov. 
 
ABUJA           10999999        TCAO            FO/02 
MAKALOU 
Serves as Transnational Crime Affairs Officer (TCAO) 
and develops and manages U.S. counternarcotics and 
anticrime policies and programs in Nigeria.  Advises 
the ambassador and country team on narcotics and 
crime control issues; provides policy guidance and 
oversight to implementers, and is responsible for a 
multi-million dollar program, budgets, operating 
 
STATE 00089300  004 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
plans, and performance reports; and maintains 
liaison with other USG agencies and international 
donors to coordinate support for counternarcotics 
and transnational crime programs.  POC:  Erin 
Barclay, A/Director, INL/AAE-202-776-8751, 
barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
BAGHDAD         10110002        S/CP&JAO         FE/0C 
MANSO 
Upgrade to FE-MC pending.  The incumbent is the 
senior Civilian Police and Judicial Affairs Officer 
(CP&JAO) and serves as the Director of INL's largest 
and most dynamic programs.  This officer manages 
programs with funding up to half a billion dollars 
annually and is a key player in achieving U.S. 
stabilization and Rule of law objectives in Iraq. 
As INL prepares to take the lead in a massive 
program to develop professional and effective 
civilian police, these responsibilities will 
increase.  As Director, the officer develops 
criminal justice policies and programs and assists 
in the implementation, management and oversight of 
current INL-funded programs to improve police, the 
administration of justice, and corrections.  The 
Director is an important member of the embassy 
country team and reports directly to an 
ambassadorial-level DCM.  The Director works in 
coordination with senior U.S. military and other 
agencies and offices in monitoring law enforcement 
training issues in Iraq, and is point of contact for 
related foreign offers of assistance. Develops 
program priorities and requirements, oversees 
program execution, visits provincial program 
activities, and develops and maintains reporting 
contacts in Baghdad and provinces.  The Director 
supervises a 20-person office (comprised of FSOs and 
personal services/other contractors) and directly 
supervises one FO-02 Deputy Director.  Work will be 
adjusted according to the changing needs of the 
section's goals and objectives.  POC:  Matthew 
Thomas, INL/I, 202-647-7812, thomasma3@state.gov. 
 
BAGHDAD         10110003        CP&JAO  FS/02 
MATTEI 
Upgrade to FS/01 pending.  Incumbent is the Civilian 
Police & Judicial Affairs Officer (CP&JAO) and 
serves as the Deputy Director of INL's largest and 
most dynamic programs.  The deputy manages programs 
involving more than half a billion dollars annually 
and supports a critical U.S. effort to reform Iraq's 
criminal justice institutions.  The office develops 
policies for criminal justice programs and assists 
in the implementation and oversight of INL-funded/- 
assisted programs to reform and strengthen Iraq's 
civilian police, the administration of justice, and 
corrections.  The Deputy Director has special 
responsibility for overseeing section management, 
personnel, and supervising contracting officer 
representatives and other in-country contract 
managers.  Reports to the FE-OC INL Director and 
serves as Acting Director during absence.  Works in 
close coordination with the U.S. military and other 
agencies and offices in monitoring law enforcement 
development and training assistance in Iraq. 
Oversees development of program plans and budgets, 
visits provincial project activities, and develops 
and maintains reporting contacts in Baghdad and 
provinces.  Analyzes and drafts reports on 
capabilities of Iraqi police/justice/correction 
systems, reviews and assesses effectiveness of 
relevant U.S. assistance programs, and makes 
recommendations for future U.S. assistance.  Work 
will be adjusted according to the changing needs of 
the section's goals and objectives.  POC:  Matthew 
Thomas, INL/I, 202-647-7812, thomasma3@state.gov. 
 
BANGKOK 10080000        TCAO            FO/01 
ROLSTON TH 
3/3     10/11 
The Transnational Crimes Affairs Officer (TCAO) 
oversees the INL assistance programs in Thailand and 
serves as the regional INL representative for Asia. 
The Transnational Crimes Affairs Section Director 
supervises up to four American staff, including 
technical advisors from the Department of Justice 
and other USG law enforcement agencies, and five 
locally employed staff.  The TCAS Director is 
responsible for coordinating INL's law enforcement 
development, rule of law, and counternarcotics 
programs in Thailand and managing the expenditure of 
INCLE and other foreign assistance funds totaling up 
to $5 million a year, with increasing request 
 
STATE 00089300  005 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
levels.  The TCAS Director also provides subject- 
matter expertise and policy guidance on 
transnational crime issues to missions throughout 
Asia and assists with the development and 
implementation of INL programs in countries without 
an INL Director.  Frequent travel within Thailand 
and throughout Mainland Southeast Asia is required. 
POCs: Erin Barclay, A/Director, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8751 barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 
202-776-8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
BOGOTA  10246000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FO/01 
ERICKSON        QB 3/3 
This officer serves as Deputy Director of one of the 
largest Narcotics Affairs Sections (NAS) in the 
Western Hemisphere.  The officer helps manage and 
supervise the Colombian counternarcotics programs 
with a budget of over $240 million.  Incumbent 
supervises five Foreign Service Officers, an 
American office management specialist, 184 personal 
services contractors and 140 local employees. 
Ensures that institutional contractors and their 
employees meet their contractual obligations.  POC: 
Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202-647-7836, 
smithae3@state.gov. 
 
BOGOTA  10247000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OF 
FO/02   FICHTE  QB 3/3 
The officer serves in the Narcotics Affairs Section 
(NAS) as program officer for a multi-million dollar 
program advising the Colombian national police's 
aviation unit on effective use of approximately 75 
fixed and rotary-wing aircraft involved in 
counternarcotics missions.  The officer supervises 
six personal services contractors and oversees the 
work of approximately 220 institutional contractors 
and subcontractors.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202- 
647-6836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
BOGOTA  10259001                OMS 
FP/06   STEELE 
QB 2/2 
Office Management Specialist (OMS), Narcotics 
Affairs Section (NAS).  Under the supervision of the 
Senior Narcotics Affairs Officer, this specialist 
provides administrative support to the Narcotics 
Affairs Section and supports the seven Foreign 
Service Officers in the NAS, as well as, contract 
advisors.  The position requires tact, initiative, 
and the ability to organize all work requirements 
with little direction.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 
202-647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
BRASILIA        10133000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FO/02 
FLYNN,  PY 3/3  OWYLP 10/11 
Incumbent serves as the Narcotics Affairs Section 
(NAS) Director, planning and directing, the 
counternarcotics assistance program in Brazil.  The 
range of program activities includes law 
enforcement, drug interdiction, drug education, 
demand reduction, and counternarcotics intelligence. 
Incumbent coordinates and consults on program 
activities with resident drug enforcement 
administration, attachi and other mission elements. 
Incumbent oversees expenditure of more than $4 
million in current and prior year funds for 
counternarcotics projects in compliance with 
applicable laws and regulations.  NAS Director also 
coordinates program activities and promotes us 
counternarcotics policy with host government 
agencies, including the ministry of external 
relations, the national anti-drug secretariat, the 
Brazilian National Public Safety Secretariat 
(SENASP) in the Ministry of Justice, and the federal 
police.  Reports directly to the DCM.  Supervises 
two locally-hired staff.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 
202-647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
DUSHANBE        10151015        TCAO    FO/02 
CARSON  TB 3/3 
09/11 
As the Transnational Crime Affairs Officer (TCAO), 
incumbent develops and manages U.S. counternarcotics 
and anticrime policies and programs in Tajikistan. 
Advises the ambassador and country team on narcotics 
and crime control issues; provides policy guidance 
and oversight to implementers, and is responsible 
for a $7 million program, budgets, operating plans, 
and performance reports.  Pays particular attention 
to coordination with DOD, especially on issues 
relating to narcotics trafficking from Afghanistan. 
Maintains liaison with other USG agencies to 
coordinate support for counternarcotics and 
 
STATE 00089300  006 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
transnational crime programs.  POC:  Erin Barclay, 
A/Director, INL/AAE,-202-776-8751, 
barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
GUATEMALA       10149000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FO/02 
COOKE   QB 3/3 
Incumbent serves as the Narcotics Affairs Section 
(NAS) Director, managing the counternarcotics 
program and assistance budget of over $18 million, 
including costs for a helicopter program to support 
interdiction and eradication operations.  Assists 
Ambassador and DCM in program planning and 
implementation, to include rule of law issues. 
Provides advisory assistance to narcotics affairs 
programs in other Central American countries. 
Supervises a group of 14 employees, including two 
U.S. direct-hire employees, three U.S. personal 
service contract employees and nine Foreign Service 
national employees.  Incumbent reports directly to 
the DCM.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202-647-7836, 
smithae3@state.gov. 
 
JERUSALEM               15150000        CP&JAO  FO/01 
SANDROLINI 
The Civilian Police and Judicial Affairs Officer 
(CP&JAO) is the Director of the INL Security 
Assistance Program for the Palestinian Authority. 
The incumbent reports to the Deputy Principal 
Officer and Consul General, while coordinating with 
the U.S. Security Coordinator's Office (led by a 
U.S. three-star general) and is the principal 
program manager for law enforcement and justice 
sector coordination and assistance.  Responsible for 
the content, planning, and execution of USG law 
enforcement assistance in building Palestinian 
Authority Security Forces capacity and capabilities, 
bolstering the Rule of law as well as implementing 
project  proposals, reporting on program progress, 
and analyzing program results.  The multifaceted 
program, which includes coordination of multilateral 
assistance, bilateral agreements in training and law 
enforcement organization building, is projected to 
operate on an annual budget of approximately $100m. 
Incumbent supervises two PSC s, one contract project 
manager, five locally employed staff, and numerous 
contract advisors.  POC:  Steve Peterson, Special 
Assistant, INL/CIV, 202-736-4376, 
petersonsp@state.gov. 
 
JUBA            10999998        TCAO            FO/02 
BUENROSTRO 
As the Transnational Crime Affairs Officer (TCAO), 
incumbent develops and manages the criminal justice 
sector reform program in Sudan with a budget of at 
least $15 million.  Assists Ambassador, DCM and 
Consul General in interagency policy 
conceptualization, planning and implementation. 
Supervises contract police trainers, prosecutors and 
foreign service nationals.   Maintains liaison with 
other USG entities as well as international donors 
to ensure comparability in projects.  POC:  Erin 
Barclay, A/Director, INL/AAE-202-776-8751, 
barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
KABUL   10927500                CP&JAO          FS/02 
BROWN 
Police Program Manager.  The Civilian Political and 
Judicial Affairs Officer (CP&JAO) is one of eight 
Foreign Service Officers in the Narcotics Affairs 
Section (NAS) of Embassy Kabul, responsible for 
directing the Afghanistan Civilian Advisor Services 
(ACAS) in support of the U.S. Government's $500 
million police training programs in Afghanistan. 
The incumbent supervises six contract police 
advisors and is the primary Embassy liaison with the 
contractor responsible for implementing police 
training and with the U.S. military at the Combined 
Security Transition Command - Afghanistan (CSTC-A) 
in coordinating the police reform and training 
program.  POC:  Al Matano, INL/AP, 202-776-8499, 
matanoak@state.gov.  EFM opportunities are available 
at post. 
 
KYIV            10413100        TCAO            FO/02 
MAYHEW  UK 
3/3     08/11 
As Transnational Crime Affairs Officer (TCAO), 
incumbent is the embassy's coordinator for law 
enforcement policy and assistance and reports 
through the Political Counselor to the DCM and the 
Ambassador.  Supervises four FSN personnel and 
 
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SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
manages a program of approximately $6 million 
annually.  Incumbent works closely with other 
mission personnel involved in law enforcement, Rule 
of law and border security enhancement and is the 
primary liaison with other international donors. 
Oversees law enforcement judicial, and border 
assistance and training programs, including an in- 
country U.S. attorney working on prosecutorial 
assistance and training programs.  Also coordinates 
the mission's anti-trafficking, anti-money 
laundering, and border security working groups, and 
maintains contact with Ukrainian law enforcement, 
border, judicial officials and anti-trafficking 
civil society organizations.  POC:  Erin Barclay, 
A/Director, INL/AAE-202-776-8751, 
barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
 
LA PAZ  10156000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FS/01 
LLEWELLYN 
QB 3/3 
The incumbent serves as Deputy Director of the third 
largest Narcotics Affairs Section (NAS) in the 
Western Hemisphere.  Assists the NAS Director in 
implementing U.S. counternarcotics policy.  Programs 
include interdiction, eradication, demand reduction, 
Rule of law, police training, anti-money laundering, 
chemical control, and other transborder crime 
issues.  The officer supervises one American direct 
hire, eight American personal service contractors, 
12 FSN personnel, and indirectly supervises over 200 
FSNs serving in four NAS field offices and other 
facilities throughout Bolivia.  POC:  Abby Smith, 
INL/LP, 202-647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
LIMA            10243002        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FS/03 
TENNY   QB 3/3  05/11 OYWLP 
Incumbent serves as a program officer in the 
Narcotics Affairs Section (NAS) and manages a $1.5 
million portfolio of programs that include demand 
reduction, communications/public diplomacy and law 
enforcement.  Works closely with NGOs, Peruvian 
government and private sector entities to coordinate 
their program activities and funding.  Develops and 
reviews their budgets and evaluates the 
effectiveness of NAS-supported programs.  Supervises 
five FSN employees and reports to NAS Deputy 
Director.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202-647-7836, 
smithae3@state.gov. 
 
MEXICO  10581000        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FO/01 
HANWAY  QB 3/3 
The incumbent serves as Deputy Director of the 
Narcotics Affairs Section (NAS) in Mexico City.  The 
Deputy manages a large office of professional and 
FSN staff, and oversees a large foreign assistance 
program that supports a broad array of initiatives 
in counternarcotics, anti-crime, border security and 
Rule of law programs including the $1.4 billion, 
multi-year Merida Initiative.  Provides direct 
management of projects that include interdiction, 
intelligence management, aviation operations, and 
drug abuse awareness.  Incumbent also is directly 
responsible for budget planning, procurement, and 
fiscal oversight.  Requires strong leadership 
abilities, analytical and reporting skills, policy 
development and negotiation experience, 
administrative/management experience or aptitude, 
and interpersonal skills.  POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 
202-647-7836, smithae3@state.gov. 
 
MONROVIA                10071003        CP&JAO  FO/02           NEW 
The Civilian Police and Judicial Affairs Officer 
(CP&JAO) is the principal representative of the 
Bureau for International Narcotics and Law 
Enforcement Affairs (INL) in Liberia, and INL's in- 
country program manager.  An integral member of the 
country team, the CP&JAO is responsible for planning 
USG law enforcement assistance in building capacity 
within the criminal justice sector, bolstering the 
rule of law as well as overseeing USG support for 
police, prosecutors, public defense and corrections 
units, negotiating and developing project 
agreements, implementing project proposals, 
reporting on program progress, and analyzing program 
results.  The CP&JAO will promote criminal justice 
sector reform by assessing capabilities, providing 
training and other technical assistance to help 
build institutional capacity within the criminal 
justice sector in Liberia to include institutional 
coordination, prosecutorial and judicial assistance, 
democratic policing and investigations, 
organizational development, and correctional 
 
STATE 00089300  008 OF 008 
 
SUBJECT: Career Opportunities in the Bureau of 
International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 
(INL) for Summer 2010 Vacanci 
assistance.  In addition, the CP&JAO is responsible 
for intra- and interagency coordination as it 
relates to the overall program direction.  The 
multifaceted program includes coordination of 
multilateral assistance and bilateral agreements in 
criminal justice sector capacity building.  POC: 
Derry Riedel,INL/CIV, 202-736-4742, 
riedeldh@state.gov. 
 
MOSCOW  10297000        TCAO            FS/01 
PRAHAR  RU 
3/3             08/10 
The incumbent is responsible for broad drug control 
and law enforcement policy and program management 
and related criminal issues in accord with country 
program plan and U.S. foreign policy objectives. 
The officer serves as the ambassador's principal 
working-level coordinator for drug control and law 
enforcement issues and activities handled by the 
broad spectrum of law enforcement agencies 
represented at the mission.  The officer supervises 
LES and American local hire employees (FSN,  FMA, 
and contractor) assigned to the Law Enforcement 
Section.  POC:   Elizabeth Carroll, INL/AAE 
(202)776-8797 carrollef@state.gov or Amy Carlon, 
INL/AAE (202) 776-8737, carlonac@state.gov 
 
QUITO   10141500        NARCOTICS AFFAIRS OFF   FO/03 
SELLE   QB 3/3  OYWLP 09/11 
The incumbent serves as Deputy Director in the 
Narcotics Affairs Section (NAS), reporting to FO/02 
NAS Director.  The officer assists in the management 
of the USG counternarcotics program that ranges from 
equipping and providing training for specialized 
military and police units, establishing effective 
controls on money laundering, and overseeing NAS- 
funded judicial reform programs.  The incumbent 
generates support for and actively advances U.S. 
counternarcotics policy objectives with host 
government.  Supervises directly or indirectly two 
personal services contractors, six foreign national 
employees, a customs/border control officer, and an 
EFM employee in NAS offices in Quito and Guayaquil. 
POC:  Abby Smith, INL/LP, 202-647-76836, 
smithae3@state.gov. 
 
YEREVAN 10800100        TCAO            FO/02 
MAHER   RE 
3/308/11 
Incumbent is the transnational crime affairs officer 
(TCAO) and is responsible for broad drug control and 
law enforcement policy and program management and 
transnational crime issues in accord with country 
program plan and U.S. foreign policy objectives at 
Embassy Yerevan.  Serves as the ambassador's 
principal working-level coordinator for drug control 
and law enforcement issues and activities handled by 
the broad spectrum of law enforcement agencies 
represented at the mission in Yerevan; supervises 
foreign national and American local hire employees 
(FSN, FMA and contractor) assigned to the Law 
Enforcement Section.  POC:  Erin Barclay, 
A/Director, INL/AAE-202-776-8751, 
barclayem@state.gov or Amy Carlon, INL/AAE, 202-776- 
8737, carlonac@state.gov. 
CLINTON