Jobs at Federal Communications Commission
14 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily. Typical posted pay $144k - $187k.
Federal Communications Commission hiring snapshot
Reach lists 14 open roles at Federal Communications Commission posted in the last 45 days, 0 of them since November 6, 2026. None are listed as remote. Most openings are in Attorney, Engineer and Specialist. The most common locations are District of Columbia, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Where pay is posted, the middle half of listings pay $131,286 to $169,293 per year, median $165,503.
| Open roles | New since Nov 6 | Remote | Newest posting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 0 | 0 (0%) | Oct 30, 2026 |
Posted pay at Federal Communications Commission
| 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|
| $131,286 | $165,503 | $169,293 |
Midpoints of the pay ranges posted in 14 current Federal Communications Commission listings, per year.
Occupations Federal Communications Commission is hiring for
Where Federal Communications Commission is hiring
Most posted roles
- Attorney Advisor (2)
- Electronics Engineer (2)
- Attorney Advisor (Legal Advisor) (1)
- Auctions Operations and Implementation Specialist (1)
- Auctions Operations and Outreach Specialist (1)
- Data Scientist (1)
- Data Scientist (Data/AI Architect) (1)
- Honors Attorney (GS-904-11 Law Clerk/GS-905-12/13 Attorney Advisor) (1)
Open roles
- Attorney Advisor (Legal Advisor)
- Electronics Engineer
- Data Scientist
- Supervisory Administrative Management Specialist (Associate Bureau Chief for Management)
- Telecommunications Policy Analyst
- Supervisory Electronics Engineer (Chief)
- Auctions Operations and Implementation Specialist
- Attorney Advisor
- Attorney Advisor
- Supervisory Security Specialist (Chief Security Officer)
- Data Scientist (Data/AI Architect)
- Honors Attorney (GS-904-11 Law Clerk/GS-905-12/13 Attorney Advisor)
- Electronics Engineer
- Auctions Operations and Outreach Specialist
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