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Obama Pushes More Hires at USAID, State Department

By Josh Miller on 03 February 2010

U.S. President Obama wants to hire 600 new staff at USAID and the Department of State in fiscal 2011. Here’s a close look at what positions would open up under the White House plan, which now awaits congressional approval.

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Josh Miller
Josh joined Devex's Washington office in early 2010 as an international development correspondent covering U.S. aid reform, the DC development scene and Latin America. He previously served as a marketing communications coordinator for TechnoServe, a news production specialist for the Associated Press and a news desk assistant for the PBS NewsHour. He has reported for publications in Caracas, Chicago, Madrid, New Delhi, Philadelphia and Washington, and holds a bachelor's degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

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