The starting salary is set at $113,091 (includes 2025 D.C. locality). This position falls in the Center's pay band 5, which has a salary range up to $192,441 (includes 2025 D.C. locality). For a successful candidate not currently a member of the Center staff, a higher starting salary, not to exceed $118,746 (includes 2025 D.C. locality) may be considered if the candidate furnishes proof that their current salary falls above the pay band 5 minimum salary of $113,091 (includes 2025 D.C. locality), in which case the Center would match that salary up to the starting salary limit of $118,746 (includes 2025 D.C. locality). This is the maximum starting salary, and it is non-negotiable. If the successful internal candidate's salary falls above the range minimum, their salary will be matched up to their current salary.
Federal government benefits are applicable. An array of supplemental benefits is also offered, including a transportation subsidy and a flexible benefit program allowing for pre-tax deductions for health insurance, health care, dependent care, and commuter expenses. The Federal Judicial Center is located in the Thurgood Marshall Building, conveniently situated to public transportation directly beside Union Station. The Marshall Building houses a child development center, a health fitness facility, and a cafeteria for its tenants.
The Federal Judicial Center offers a range of telework and flexible work schedule options, based on the employee's position categorization. This position requires significant on-site work. When business needs arise, all Center employees are required to work at the official duty station in Washington, D.C., or at a temporary duty station.
The Center does not pay for relocation expenses; however, Center employees receive reimbursement for all official business travel.
This position does not carry the tenure rights of positions in the competitive civil service.