General Arts and Information
7 open positions in this category
The 1001 series is OPM’s catch-all for arts and information work that does not fit a more specific series: museum collections management, digital imaging, Braille transcription, marketing of a government program and communications work that does not belong in public affairs. It shows up across cultural institutions and agencies with specialized information products.
Recent listings have included Braille specialist transcribers at the Internal Revenue Service, trademark marketing specialists at the Patent and Trademark Office, a collection management specialist, a collections emergency program specialist, a digital imaging specialist and a registration specialist at the Smithsonian Institution, and a communications specialist at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Applying tip: because the series is so broad, the announcement’s own specialized experience statement is the only standard that counts; mirror its language and give concrete examples, whether that is the number of objects you cataloged, the imaging standards you worked to or the Braille certification you hold. Our federal resume guide shows how to structure that evidence.
Our inventory holds 7 open listings in General Arts and Information: all telework eligible. 7 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 6, 2026. Advertised pay runs $52,710 to $187,093 a year, typically about $117,779. GS grades range from 7 to 14. Employers with the most listings: Internal Revenue Service (3), Patent and Trademark Office (2), Smithsonian Institution (2). Figures as of Oct 6, 2026, refreshed daily.