AmeriCorps Program Officer, PennServe – Apply by Sep 3
Posted by PennSERVE on August 25, 2026
Step into a meaningful role as an Administrative Officer 2 with PennSERVE in the Department of Labor & Industry. This position helps strengthen AmeriCorps programs that create positive change in communities across the Commonwealth. You will support essential efforts that improve public service, expand opportunities, and advance statewide impact. Join a team that works every day to build stronger connections and stronger communities.
This position provides oversight, guidance, and support to AmeriCorps programs and other national service grants to ensure strong performance and compliance. It plays a central role in strengthening program quality, community impact, and responsible use of public resources. As an Administrative Officer 2, you will perform the following duties:
- Program Oversight: Monitor assigned AmeriCorps programs to ensure compliance and strengthen program effectiveness
- Regulation Guidance: Explain federal, state, and PennSERVE requirements and recommend adjustments to improve alignment
- Risk Assessment: Collaborate with staff to evaluate risk levels and support the development of monitoring plans
- Performance Review: Track progress toward objectives, provide feedback, and help develop corrective action plans
- Monitoring Visits: Conduct desk reviews and on-site visits to evaluate compliance and document findings and required actions
- Report Evaluation: Review performance reports for accuracy, request clarifications, and prepare summaries for leadership
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