Entry-Level Mail Processing Clerk

Role Overview:

Join the USPS team as a Mail Processor where no prior experience is needed! In this dynamic role, you'll be integral to sorting and processing mail efficiently using both state-of-the-art automated systems and hands-on techniques. This position comes with opportunities for public interaction, making it ideal for those who enjoy working in a lively, safe atmosphere.

Position Details:

Official USPS Title: PSE Mail Processing Clerk

Starting Pay: $23.47 - $38.62 per hour

Annual Compensation: Up to $72,400 with comprehensive benefits

Perks and Benefits:

Paid Time Off: Includes vacation days, sick leave, and holidays

Full Federal Health Care Benefits: Access to medical, dental, and vision plans

Retirement Plan: Thrift Savings Plan with USPS matching contributions

Life Insurance: Basic and supplemental options available

Key Responsibilities:

Automated Systems: Safely operate and maintain sorting machinery

Sorting and Processing: Accurately and efficiently handle mail and packages

Lifting and Carrying: Be prepared to lift mail and packages and stand for extended periods

Customer Assistance: Provide helpful support for mailing inquiries

Why Work for USPS?

USPS is recognized as one of the nation's most trusted institutions, offering stability, competitive pay, and outstanding benefits. As part of our team, you will make a meaningful impact every day.

How We Help You Get Hired:

At USPS, we prioritize your performance in the hiring process, making it easier for you to secure this role regardless of prior experience. We provide:

An exclusive, step-by-step guide to navigating the USPS hiring process.

Simulated practice exams with detailed answer explanations to boost your confidence.

A webinar with essential interview tips.

A job finder tool to discover USPS positions close to you.

Personalized support through email and chat at every step.

Don't miss your chance to start your career with USPS as a Mail Processor—no experience required! Prepare with our practice tests, application guidance, and interview tips, and take the first step in your journey with USPS.