One position at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho. The incumbent of this position works independently planning, designing, producing, and evaluating audiovisual instructional media that communicates technical and operational wildland fire information, ensuring accuracy, effectiveness, and consistency in support of interagency training and workforce development programs. For questions, contact Branch Chief Jim Shultz at Jim_Shultz@nps.gov.
Plans, designs, and leads the development of complex audiovisual productions supporting nationally distributed interagency wildland fire training, instructional, and operational media. Directs studio and field production activities, including video, photography, and audio recording, by overseeing production logistics, technical requirements, and filming in operational environments.
Performs and oversees post-production and quality assurance, integrating video, graphics, animation, narration, and sound to produce high-quality instructional media for multiple delivery platforms. Establishes and improves audiovisual production methods, standards, and workflows, developing innovative approaches to communicate complex technical and operational information.
Serves as the principal technical advisor on audiovisual communication strategies, providing expert guidance on production methods, emerging technologies, and multimedia solutions to support interagency training programs. Develops production concepts, scripts, storyboards, and communication strategies that organize technical and operational information into effective instructional media.
Analyzes training objectives, technical requirements, and operational procedures to determine the most effective production approach, media format, and visual presentation. Evaluates completed audiovisual products and production processes, incorporating stakeholder feedback, operational needs, and program evaluation results to improve instructional effectiveness and production quality.
Collaborates with interagency partners, subject matter experts, and program officials to develop media solutions, establish production priorities, and support national wildland fire training and workforce development objectives.
Please note - there is no qualifying education for this series.
This position is with Office of the Secretary of the Interior, Department of the Interior.
The posted pay range is $89508 – $116362/yr.
Applications close on 2026-10-12.
This position is open under the 'Fed Transition' hiring path.
Source: USAJOBS.gov — U.S. Federal Government
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