Jobs at Department of Commerce

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Department of Commerce is the federal agency that drives U.S. economic growth, trade policy, and data collection. In tech, it funds research on emerging technologies, supports small‑business innovation through grants, and maintains the Census Bureau’s data infrastructure that powers tech market analysis.

Common hires include software engineers, data scientists, cybersecurity analysts, and project managers working on cloud‑based trade platforms, economic modeling tools, and open‑data portals. Candidates can expect rigorous coding tests, scenario‑based interviews, and a focus on how solutions improve national trade data accessibility.

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Project Manager

Company: The School District Of Philadelphia

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Posted Oct 06, 2025

Design and develop systems, tools, and schedules for collecting, maintaining, and reporting on performance data. Use Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Information Security Analyst

Company: City of Philadelphia

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Posted Oct 06, 2025

Ability to communicate technical issues to non-technical stakeholders. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Security, or related field preferred.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it like to work at the Department of Commerce?
<strong>Mission‑driven environment</strong> means projects focus on national economic impact, so you’ll work on tools that shape trade policy. Teams are cross‑disciplinary, blending data science, software, and policy analysts. The agency offers structured career ladders, competitive benefits, and a culture that values transparency and continuous training.
What types of positions are available at the Department of Commerce?
Typical roles include: <em>Software Engineer</em>, <em>Data Scientist</em>, <em>Cybersecurity Analyst</em>, <em>Project Manager</em>, <em>Policy Analyst</em>, <em>IT Support Specialist</em>, and <em>Business Analyst</em> across departments such as International Trade, Economic Development, and Statistics.
How can I stand out as an applicant?
Stand out by: 1) Demonstrating how your projects improved data accuracy or reduced processing time. 2) Highlighting experience with federal data standards or open‑source tools. 3) Writing a brief cover note that references a recent Department of Commerce initiative (e.g., the Trade Data Standardization Program). 4) Including metrics of impact, like % increase in data accessibility or cost savings.

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