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Official Reporter (Stenographer)

House of Representatives · Legislative Branch · Washington, District of Columbia

💵 $157,291 per year⏳ Closes Jan 1, 2027
Federal agencyHS-12
At a glance

A job with House of Representatives in Washington, District of Columbia. It pays $157,291 per year at grade HS-12. Applications close on Jan 1, 2027 — 61 days left.

Working pattern
On site
Who can apply
Open to the public
Clearance
Top Secret

Main duties

  • 1) Accurate reporting of congressional proceedings, floor activities, hearings, and caucus meetings.
  • 2) Utilization of proper English grammar and punctuation in accordance with the Government Publishing Office Style Manual.
  • 3) Use of parliamentary language consistent with committee rules procedures to reflect actions taken by Congress.
  • 4) Edit and proofread transcripts.
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About the role

Responsible for verbatim reporting of congressional proceedings, including floor activities, business meetings, committee and subcommittee hearings, markups, and caucus meetings; responsible for the general understanding of legislative and parliamentary nuances related to the Congressional Record; produce transcripts in a timely fashion while maintaining the highest degree of confidentiality of secret and top-secret documents.

What you will do

  • 1) Accurate reporting of congressional proceedings, floor activities, hearings, and caucus meetings.
  • 2) Utilization of proper English grammar and punctuation in accordance with the Government Publishing Office Style Manual.
  • 3) Use of parliamentary language consistent with committee rules procedures to reflect actions taken by Congress.
  • 4) Edit and proofread transcripts.
  • 5) Collect and insert all appropriate documents from proceedings to reflect actions taken.
  • 6) Understands and supports other services and areas of the Office of Official Reporters.
  • 7) Accepts performance-based criticism and direction, meets attendance requirements as established by the office, and works a flexible schedule including long hours, nights, and weekends when necessary.
  • 8) Maintains a good working relationship with other Office of Official Reporters staff, works cooperatively and courteously with others, works well under pressure, and handles stress appropriately.
  • 9) Performs other official duties as assigned.

How you will be evaluated

You will be evaluated using a structured interview process.

What to expect next

Qualified candidates will be contacted directly.

How to apply

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