Pathways Recent Graduate Railroad Retirement Service Compensation and Records Examiner
Successful Recent Graduate Railroad Retirement Service, Compensation, and Records Examiner applicants are placed in a dynamic, one-year development program with the potential for a civil service career at the RRB following the completion of the program. The Recent Graduate Railroad Retirement Service, Compensation, and Records Examiner program is open to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions or programs. Additional eligibility and program requirements can be found on the USAJobs.gov job announcement and interested candidates must apply through the USAJobs.gov website at this link:
Specific responsibilities of a Pathways Recent Graduate Railroad Retirement Service, Compensation, and Records Examiner are:
- Receive, examine, reconcile, and process annual and adjustment reports of service and compensation submitted by railroad employers.
- Review and analyze individual employee service months and compensation data housed in the Agency's data system.
- Formulate and submit accurate and timely reports in accordance with agency reporting regulations.
- Examine and adjudicate discrepancies in regular and supplemental employee, spouse, and survivor records.
- Verify and reconcile social security numbers (SSN) and record discrepancies (name, date of birth, etc.) via the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Numident system.
- Review, analyze and adjudicate oral and written inquiries from employers, individuals, Congressional members, and other agencies on a variety of service and compensation matters.