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Open positions in Missouri

145 open positions at 32 employers in Missouri, United States (federal), as of 2026-11-15, read daily from the public employment service (USAJOBS Historic JOA API (U.S. Office of Personnel Management)).

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How many open positions are there in Missouri, United States (federal), and which employers list the most, as of 2026-11-15?
145 open positions at 32 employers in Missouri, United States (federal), as of 2026-11-15, read daily from the public employment service (USAJOBS Historic JOA API (U.S. Office of Personnel Management)).
Which employer in Missouri lists the most open positions?
Veterans Health Administration lists 63 open positions in Missouri as of 2026-11-15, followed by Army National Guard Units with 10.
How many positions in Missouri were newly observed in the last seven days?
145 of the 145 open positions in Missouri were first observed in the seven days to 2026-11-15.

Which employers in Missouri list open positions?

EmployerOpen positionsNew in 7 daysLast observedRecord
Veterans Health Administration63632026-11-10record →
Army National Guard Units10102026-11-10record →
Transportation Security Administration772026-11-10record →
United States Army Installation Management Command662026-11-14record →
Federal Emergency Management Agency552026-11-10record →
Military Treatment Facilities under DHA552026-11-13record →
National Park Service552026-11-10record →
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers552026-11-10record →
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System332026-11-10record →
Defense Contract Management Agency332026-11-10record →
Economic Research Service332026-11-10record →
U.S. Army Reserve Command332026-11-10record →
U.S. Marshals Service332026-11-10record →
Agriculture, Rural Development222026-11-10record →
Air National Guard Units222026-11-10record →
Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)222026-11-10record →
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency222026-11-10record →
U.S. Army Sustainment Command222026-11-10record →
Army Transformation and Training Command112026-11-10record →
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency112026-11-10record →
Defense Health Agency112026-11-10record →
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology112026-11-10record →
Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Business Center112026-11-10record →
Federal Aviation Administration112026-11-10record →
Internal Revenue Service112026-11-10record →
National Institute of Food and Agriculture112026-11-14record →
Office of Personnel Management112026-11-10record →
Other Agencies and Independent Organizations112026-11-10record →
Program Support Center112026-11-10record →
Social Security Administration112026-11-10record →
U.S. Courts112026-11-10record →
Veterans Benefits Administration112026-11-10record →

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Source: USAJOBS Historic JOA API (U.S. Office of Personnel Management), read daily; a posting ends on its published closing date. Employers are organisations with an official register number; postings by natural persons are not shown (FACTANKER rule 7). Titles, occupation, location and dates as stated by the source; no posting texts.

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