MINISTER'S OFFICE

Minister for Magic
The Minister for Magic is the leader of the Wizarding Community within Great Britain and the United Kingdom. The Minister oversees all action within the Ministry and subsequent departments. The Minister meets regularly with the Senior and Junior Undersecretary and all Department heads regarding the implentation of new and current laws and general governing of the British Magical community. The Minister also chairs the Wizengamot to pass Wizarding Laws or to hear and weigh in on important trials. They also correspond with the British Prime Minister of any ongoings on the wizarding world that may affect the region as a whole.
Hollingberry, Charles [biography]

Senior Undersecretary
The Senior Undersecretary to the Minister of Magic is responsible for all other divisions and employees within Level One, the Minister's Office. The SU meets regularly with the Minister for Magic and the Junior Undersecretary and Ministry Advisers regarding the implementation of new laws and general governing of the British Magical community. The SU also coordinates and communicates with the Media Liaisons, Internal Liaison Supervisor, Magical Maintenance Supervisor, Public Services Commissioner and Education Office Supervisor. The Senior Undersecretary reports directly to the Minister.
James, Genevieve [biography]

Junior Under Secretary
The Junior Undersecretary assists the Senior Undersecretary in coordinating and communicating with the Media Liaisons, Internal Liaison Supervisor, Magical Maintenance Supervisor, Public Services Commissioner and Education Office Supervisor. The JU also monitors the Job Task Board to ensure that all tasks are being followed through with in a timely manner. They answer only to the Senior Undersecretary and the Minister for Magic.
Kim, Jonathan [biography]

Personal Assistant to the Minister; Ministry Scribe
The Personal Assistants report to the Senior and Junior Undersecretaries and work on tasks delegated to them accordingly. Tasks may include paperwork, interviews, meetings, minutes, coffee runs, travel arrangements, appointments and so on. The Personal Assistants may also help the Minister when requested.

The Ministry Scribes shadow the Minister and Senior and Junior Undersecretaries when needed and completes all documentation tasks for them. They take notes at level meetings, division meetings and other meetings as necessary. They also annotate any dictated or written information given to them and are
responsible for clearly recording and archiving all information. The Ministry Scribes report to the Junior Undersecretary.
Kaiser [biography]

Receptionist
The Level One Receptionist and Secretary responds to assignments given by the Minister, and Senior and Junior Undersecretaries. The Receptionist receives and responds to general owl messages (simple questions or requests from the public), attends to tasks at the front desk of the Minister of Magic's Office (greets and directs visitors, responds to general questions), and may be assigned the task of creating, sending out, and or delivering notices and letters from the Ministry and/or Minister's Office.
Potter, Alana [biography]

Ministry Gift Shop Attendant
The Ministry Gift Shop Attendant is hired through the Minister's Office, but will work in the Ministry Gift Shop, which represents all levels within the Ministry (located in the Atrium). She/He will be expected to maintain its appearance and content, as well as the cleanliness within the shop. This basically means she/he will be checking inventory, stocking shelves, sweeping and wiping counters, as well as making sure the merchandise remains appropriate to the standards of the British Ministry of Magic.
Amstern, Regina [biography]

Ministry Daycare/Nursery Attendants
The Ministry Daycare/Nursery Attendants are a part of the Daycare Sector, and as such are under the direction of the Daycare/Nursery Supervisor, AS WELL AS the Senior Undersecretary. They are primarily responsible for the following tasks: attending to the health and welfare of Ministry workers' children during regular business hours, organizing activities for the children that will promote learning and creativity (in all ages), and the general upkeep and sanitation of the Daycare. It will also be the Daycare/Nursery Attendants responsibility to make sure all forms have been filled out promptly for parents/children new to the Ministry Daycare (see CHILDCARE AGREEMENT FORM for further information).
Marchand, Gaston [biography]

Ministry Healers
Ministry Healers are a part of the Healer Sector, and as such act under the direction of the Department of Specialties Division Head. As a Healer in the Ministry, they are responsible for the following tasks: organizing and recording patient data; administering potions and treatments to Daycare and Nursery children, as well as employees inside the Ministry; proper disposal of implements and potion vials (when necessary); and keeping track of supplies used. They will also be responsible (and held accountable) for any severe ailments brought about by negligent 'Healer practices.' Healers must answer directly to the Department Head, who will evaluate them individually at the end of each Ministry term.
Reed, River [biography]

Media Liaisons
The Media Liaisons coordinate with the Commissioner to stay up to date on Ministry publicity. They will also liaise with the Wizarding Media (Daily Prophet, Quibbler, etc.) and act as spokesperson regarding official ministry stances, particularly where the Minister or relevant department head is unable to speak. They also attend all press conferences and work with department heads to ensure the right face is presented on sensitive issues. The Press Secretary in particular is the first face of the Ministry in all official correspondence and works closely with the Minister and Senior Undersecretary to present the Ministry in the best possible light.
Fawley, Joseph PRESS SECRETARY [biography]

Magical Maintenance Workers
General Magical Maintenance are a part of the Ministry Maintenance Sector, and as such act under the Magical Maintenance Supervisor. Tasks executed by this area of the Maintenance Sector include, but are not limited to, broken elevators, jammed doors, bathroom repairs, cleaning/upkeep, etc. The Maintenance staff perform tasks on all levels of the Ministry and will be seen regularly frequenting said levels.
Bernett, Kenji [biography]

Student Aid Advisers
The Student Aid Advisers help less fortunate students and their families with finances for attending Hogwarts and Wizarding University. They create budget plans with the families for their student and create an allowance per student to pay for books and supplies and all other school-related finances as necessary.
Dominique, Delyth [biography]

DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT

Department Head of Magical Law Enforcement
The Department Head of Magical Law Enforcement is tasked with the day to day running of level 2 and must be familiar with all aspects of the divisions which the position oversees. Extensive knowledge of magical law, defensive magic, magical history--among other things--are necessary, and leadership skills are a must. The Department Head will liaise with the Minister of Magic but is required to make decisions which affect Wizarding Britain independently, and take responsibility for all particulars which fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. The Department Head must sit on the Wizengamot and other interdepartmental committees and boards from time to time as a consultant. At least seven NEWTS, qualifications at a university level, and at least seven years experience in the industry are required for this position.
Paton, Franklin [biography]

Breach Investigators
A Breach Investigator will have good knowledge of magical laws and standards in regards to defensive and protective charms, potions and objects. Operational and field experience is required. 5 OWLs or further study in Higher Wizarding Education is required. A IUMO Investigators will meet set objectives, participate in investigations and undercover operations, and work to develop specialist skillsets within the field such as: charm detection and analysis, potion and magical ingredient identification, and magical mechanics and artifact repair.
Latimer, Selene SENIOR [biography]

Hit Wizards/Witches
A Hit Wizard/Witch will be certified in all aspects of Law Enforcement and criminal apprehension. A Hit Wizard/Witch must possess a thorough knowledge of magical laws and standards in regards to the Statute of Secrecy and Muggle relations. At least three years of training, or experience within this field or similar is required to be considered for the role. 5 OWLs, including Defence Against the Dark Arts, are required to get into the Hit Wizard training program, which will take three years to complete. Applicants must be at least seventeen years of age to begin training. A fully qualified Hit Wizard/Witch must have passes in the following core training subjects to be accepted into the British Ministry; Defensive Charms and Counter-Curses, Advanced Magical Combat, Arrest and Take Down, Magical Law and Legislation, Covert Magical Operations, Questioning and Interrogation and Magical Criminal Profiling. A Hit Wizard is responsible for enforcing criminal law, conducting investigations, and conducting arrests of criminals. The Hit Wizard/Witch will cooperate with other MLE divisions where required, liaise with other departments as required, and meet objectives set by the MLEP Chief Inspector and Magical Law Enforcement Department Head. They may be required to actively patrol areas of Wizarding Britain and provide extra manpower at the request of the Auror Office. Specialist skills held by an individual will dictate other assignments such as undercover operations, internal investigations, and hostage negotiations.
Ackerly, Matilda [biography]

Pensieve Review Specialists
A Pensieve Review Specialist will have excellent observational skills, a good working knowledge of Ancient Runes and magical items, and a strong understanding of potions and charms, and how each of these work in tandem with each other. Further studies in the mind and memory-related magic are looked upon favourably. Recommended fields of study include Ancient Runes, Charms, Defence Against the Dark Arts, History of Magic, and Potions. The Pensieve Review Specialist will study and analyse all memories collected from witnesses and suspects associated with alleged crimes. They will keep detailed records of even the smallest details in a memory and study the structure of the memory itself to check for any tampering. Pensieve Review Specialists often spend hours revisiting the same memories to look for new information that might have been missed and must possess a keen eye for detail that is not tempered by familiarity. If needed, they will correspond with the Memory Restoration and Retrieval Bureau within the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes.
Hirase, Kevin [biography]

Aurors
An Auror must possess a thorough knowledge of magical laws and standards regarding the Statute of Secrecy and Muggle relations, as well as pass stringent suitability tests and have no criminal record. The minimum requirement is 5 NEWTs at E level or higher in Charms, Defence against the Dark Arts, Herbology, Potions, and Transfiguration. Proficiency in Stealth and Tracking, Advanced Magical Combat, and Concealment and Disguise as well as a minimum of five other specialist subjects studied during the Auror recruitment programme are required. Aurors participate in operations within the Auror Office, cooperate with other department divisions where required, liaise with other departments as required, meet objectives set by the Magical Law Enforcement Department Head, execute investigations and undercover operations where necessary, and may be required to perform specialist bodyguard duty.
Ackerly, Ariadne TRAINEE (YEAR 1) [biography]
Carter, Ronan HEAD [biography]
Carton, Normandie JUNIOR [biography]
Grantham, Bernadette JUNIOR [biography]
Grimm, Penelope SENIOR [biography]
Melo, Gabriel Jr [biography]
Paton, Nova TRAINEE (YEAR 1) [biography]
Renaldi, Missa [biography]

Security Officers
A Security Officer will have undergone Ministry-approved security training. People skills are beneficial in this role as it will require interaction with many employees across the Ministry as well as with any visitors to the Ministry of Magic. A working knowledge of pertinent law and the magical law enforcement community is beneficial in this role. 4 OWLs are required including Charms, Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Transfiguration, and certification in Ministry Approved Security Training is necessary. A Security Officer may not hold a criminal record of any kind. A Security Officer will be assigned to patrol and guard particular areas of the ministry or sites of ministry interest around Wizarding Britain. Security Officers will work with Ministry Sentinels and Internal Investigations Liaisons as necessary and are required to work at the direction of the Head of Security and Magical Law Enforcement Department Head as needed.
Bennett, Simon HEAD [biography]
Łaska, Tomasz [biography]

Wizengamont Administrative Assistants
The Wizengamont Administrative Assistant role requires people skills, clerical skills, and organisation skills. 5 OWLs are required in any subject. Further training in Magical and Muggle Prosecution Law at a University level is beneficial but not required as this is an administrative assistant role. A working understanding of Magical Law and Regulations is beneficial. This role is an entry level position, but pay will be adjusted based on experience. The successful applicant will assist in all administrative tasks as required by the Wizengamot. The Administrative Assistant works at the direction of the Administrative Coordinator. This is a varied role and office based.
Chen, Charlotte [biography]

DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL ACCIDENTS & CATASTROPHES

Department Head of Magical Accidents & Catastrophes
The Department Head of Accidents and Catastrophes is tasked with the day to day running of level 3 and must be familiar with all aspects of the divisions which the position oversees. A strong aptitude for spell work, potions, and magical history are necessary, and leadership skills are a must. The Department Head will liaise with the Minister of Magic but is required to make decisions which effect Wizarding Britain independently, and take responsibility for all particulars which fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Accidents and Catastrophes. The Department Head must sit on the Experimental Charms Committee, and the Muggle-Worthy Excuse committee, and may be required to sit on the Wizengamot and other interdepartmental committees and boards from time to time as a consultant. Expertise in memory charms, spell invention, spell analysis, concealment and unplottable charms, potions, rune charms and alchemy are highly beneficial to this position. At least seven NEWTS, qualifications at a university level, and at least seven years experience in the industry are required for this position.
Gamp, Tallulah [biography]

Personal Assistant to the Department Head
The Personal Assistant to the Department Head assists with day-to-day operations and helps the department head navigate through their day. The personal assistant works on an individual level and is relied upon to know the department head's schedule inside and out. The personal assistant will help plan the department head's days, work with them to coordinate travel, draft important owls/official announcements/speeches, and possibly other private duties like picking up gifts, making dinner reservations, arranging for dry cleaning, etc. Listening and communication skills are essential and the personal assistant will be the first line of communication between the department head and the outside world on many occasions. At least 4 NEWTs or experience in a similar role are needed for this job.
Plumb, Cosima [biography]

Department Receptionist
The Department Receptionist responds to assignments given by the department head. The Department Receptionist receives and responds to general owl messages (simple questions or requests from the public), attends to tasks at the front desk of the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes (greets and directs visitors, responds to general questions), and may be assigned the task of creating, sending out, and or delivering notices and letters from the department. At least 4 NEWTs or experience in a similar role are needed for this job.
Devereaux, Alfred [biography]

Obliviators
Obliviators must be willing to work on call as needed, be well-versed in memory charms, and a minimum E grade in NEWT level Charms is required, along with at least 5 other NEWT level subjects. Muggle Studies, Transfiguration, Defense Against the Dark Arts and History of Magic are recommended. Obliviators are responsible for point-of-contact memory removal and modification in the event of statute breaches. Obliviators are often privy to sensitive information and may not discuss aspects of a case with non-involved parties or with the media without prior consent. An Obliviator may also be called on at the discretion of the A&C Department Head to perform memory charms on individual witches and wizards as necessary. An Obliviator may be required to work with other departments, and is responsible for meeting all objectives set by the Head Obliviator and A&C Department Head.
Blaze, Dahlia [biography]

Memory Restoration Specialists
The Memory Restoration Specialist is charged with reversing memory modifications and clarifying fogged memories, and in the case of memories belonging to magical folk, identifying where healer involvement may be required. Most of the work will be with Muggle memories, particularly where unauthorised tampering has been discovered. The Memory Restoration Specialist may also work with the Department of Magical Law Enforcement as requested, to restore memories of individuals whom MLE are questioning, or to help ascertain the viability of a suspected witness of a magical crime. The Memory Restoration Specialist is expected to regularly undertake training and assessment at St Mungos in all current memory restoration methodology, and will liaise with St. Mungos healers as required, providing a Ministry presence in those situations where sensitive Memories may be encountered. 5 OWLS are required, including an O in Charms. Additionally, further experience or training in Memory Modification by a certified provider is a must for this role.
Bennigan, Calloway [biography]

Event Concealment Advisor
The Event Concealment Advisor is responsible for communicating directly with the Games and Sports Department and Event Security liaisons in Magical Law Enforcement, as well as Event Planning personnel in the Minister's Office, and liaising with outside organisations regarding any planned large-scale events in the British Wizarding World. The Concealment Advisor must assess the need for specific concealment techniques and make recommendations based on scale and duration and may be required to advise regarding the proposed locations of forthcoming events. The Concealment Advisor should be proficient in concealment charm theory, and should periodically inspect recommended locations to be sure they remain suitable. The Concealment Advisor should also monitor Muggle news for mention of the locations in question and keep in contact with the Obliviator Office and Muggle-Worthy Excuse Committee as needed. They work directly with Event Concealment Agents and must provide their recommendations in a timely manner. 6 OWL subjects are required, including Charms, Transfiguration, Muggle Studies, Ancient Runes, and History of Magic, or equivalent as judged by the Department Head.
Adara, Chloe [biography]

Charms Developers
Charms Developers are responsible for the safe and structured expansion of charms known to the Wizarding World. While all advanced planning and administration are carried out in their cubicles, employees are required to practice their charms in the room set aside for them. Upon completion, employees must demonstrate the use of their proposed charm to a panel composed of members from the Experimental Charms Task Force and the Experimental Charms Patent Agency. Employees may, from time to time, receive a description of an unknown and unpatented charm used at the scene of an accidental magic case; it is their responsibility to discover the specifics of the charm and how to consistently cast it. They should work with Spell Researchers in order to assess the spells under consideration. Development employees must have an O grade in NEWT level Charms and an E grade in NEWT level Transfiguration. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects.
Tamerlane, Skye [biography]

DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGICAL
REGULATION & PROTECTION

Department Head of Ecological Regulation & Protection
The Department Head of Ecological Regulation and Protection is tasked with the day to day running of level 4 and must be familiar with all aspects of the divisions which the position oversees. Extensive knowledge of magical habitats, environmental safety, creatures and botany are necessary, and leadership skills are a must. The Department Head will liaise with the Minister for Magic but is required to make decisions which affect Wizarding Britain independently, and take responsibility for all particulars which fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Ecological Regulation and Protection.
Baek, Ho-Sook [biography]

Enforcement Division Head
The Enforcement Division Head is tasked with overseeing the whole division, the employees within said division and communicating with the Department Head for effective and efficient work practices to be maintained.
Patterson, Darej [biography]

Creatures Enforcement Officers
The Creatures Enforcement Officers work on all magical creatures operations led by the department to ensure the law is enforced, collaborate with other divisions when required, liaise with other departments as needed and meet objectives set by superiors.
Morningstar, Serena [biography]

Environmental Rangers
The Environmental Rangers are at the forefront of enforcing environmental rules and regulations, leading all necessary interventions in magical sanctuaries under DERP's jurisdiction. They collaborate with other divisions when required, liaise with other departments as needed and meet objectives set by their superiors, the Department Head and their Division Head. Even though they generally work alone or in pairs, they must always be ready and capable to step in and perform their colleagues' duties if need be.
Dooley, Patrick [biography]

Pest Removal Squad
These officers work hand in hand with the pest advisory. Pest Removal Officers go out into the areas they are called to and work with the advisory board to remove unwelcome pests from inhabited areas. Large Bundimun, Chizpurfle and other infestations are dealt with by this squad.
Zunther, Oceanus [biography]

Magical Beasts Division Head
The Magical Beasts Division Head is tasked with overseeing the whole division, the employees within said division and communicating with the Department Head for effective and efficient work practices to be maintained.
Mordaunt, Mordred [biography]

Dragon Research and Restraint Officers
Dragon Research and Restraint Officers may work with the dangerous creatures advisors occasionally to relay important information, or when more employees are needed to restrain dragons. Researchers are responsible for looking further into dragons, discovering more, and restraint officers are responsible for going out and working to capture or keep back dragons. Both may be called out to work with dragons and handlers.
Darcy, Fintan [biography]

Beast Protection Officers
These employees are protectors, meaning they are responsible for knowing all there is to know about beasts. They may work with the dangerous creatures advisors occasionally to relay important information, or when more employees are needed to restrain or protect beasts. Are often sent to work in the field (check up on sanctuaries, pick up on any leads, check different reserves) to make sure that beasts are being treated humanely and being protected.
Lockett, Ava [biography]

Magical Beings Division Head
The Magical Beings Division Head is tasked with overseeing the whole division, the employees within said division and communicating with the Department Head for effective and efficient work practices to be maintained.
Mancini, TiaMarie [biography]

Spirit Relocation Officers
These officers are responsible for relocating spirits from unsuitable areas within the UK to a better suited environment. All employees are trained in forced spirit removal and use such methods as needed to relocate.
Yoon, Minjae [biography]

Botanists
The Greenhouse Botanists work in the Ministry Greenhouses, caring for both magical and mundane plants. They are highly skilled with handling a wide variety of magical plants, with special regard for rare potions ingredients. They work closely with both the Research and Development team and the Oceanologists.
Alvay, Quentin [biography]
Medina, Mariana [biography]
Morgan-Bott, Calyx [biography]

Research and Development
The Research and Development team is tasked with designing and researching new plants as well as ensuring that all magical plants meet MoM standards and quality. They experiment both in semi-controlled environments such as the greenhouses and out in the field if necessary.
Russ, Eureka [biography]

Greenhouse Caretakers
The Greenhouse Caretakers are essential to the functioning of the Department of Environmental Regulation and Protection. From the care and cultivation of a number of magical and mundane species to the administration of greenhouse supplies and access, the caretakers keep the greenhouses in tip-top shape.
Starson, Stella [biography]

Oceanoizardry Division Head
The Head Oceanologist oversees all expeditions led by the Oceanoizardry Division, collaborates with other divisions when required, liaises with other departments as needed and meets objectives set by the Department Head, plans and executes exploration and research projects, and is capable of stepping in and performing the roles of their division. Has unsupervised access to the Ministry greenhouses for research, experimental and training purposes.
Pappadeaux, Alexander [biography]

Junior Oceanologists
A Junior Oceanologist participates in all expeditions headed by the Oceanoizardry Division, collaborates with other divisions when required, and meets set objectives. They are active in research and exploration projects whilst furthering their studies in Oceanoizardry, Magical Ecology and Wizanthropology and gaining necessary skills in relation to the Oceanoizardry field. They have access to the Ministry greenhouses for research and training purposes under the supervision of senior members of the division and/or the Head Oceanologist.
Quimby, Janus [biography]

DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL TRANSPORTATION

Department Head of Magical Transportation
The Department Head of Magical Transportation oversees all things that involve magical forms of transport for all of Great Britain. Porkeys, Brooms, the Floo Network, Apparation, and the now legal use of flying carpets and other contraband all fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Magical Transportation. Many great witches and wizards have held this position of Department Head and all have traits intended to be passed down to those left to come.
Bagnold, Aurora [biography]

Administrative Branch
The Administration staff of the Department of Magical Transportation includes the Department Head, administrative assistant, liaison to the Ministry, and those tasked to work with the public (both magical and muggle) in terms of transportation.
Jarsdel, Stella [biography]
Katharos, Daichi [biography]

Floo Network Authority
These skilled men and women F are in charge of monitoring the floo networks to assure no illegal activity is happening at any and all moments. If the floo system breaks down, it is also up to this department to fix the channels.
Dolph, Kingston [biography]


Apparition Examiners
These skilled men and women develop and administer the written test for an Apparition license. The Lead Apparition Instructor is responsible for performing the practical Apparition Tests and helping with all other tasks in Apparition.
Golshiri, Yasmin[biography]
Fairfield, Grae [biography]

Apparition License Issuers
These employees will create and issue the Apparition Licenses for witches and wizards that have passed the test apparition test.
Riggs, Marcel [biography]

Portkey Office
This coalition of men and women help create and regulate the popular form of magical transportation that are Portkeys. These items may seem like rubbish to the Muggle eye at first glance but these witches and wizards know the immense ability these things have. A list of all portkeys is kept to help keep the use of illegal portkeys at a minimum.
Chernova, Tatiana [biography]
Rastrick, Penelope [biography]

DEPARTMENT OF MYSTERIES

Department Head of Mysteries
The Department Head of Mysteries is tasked with the day to day running of level 9 and must be familiar with all aspects of the divisions which the position oversees. A strong aptitude for spell work, potions, and magical history are necessary, and leadership skills are a must. The Department Head will liaise with the Minister of Magic but is required to make decisions which effect Wizarding Britain independently, and take responsibility for all particulars which fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Mysteries. At least seven NEWTS, qualifications at a university level, and at least seven years experience in the industry are required for this position.
Flamsteed, Airey [biography]

Chroniclers
A Department of Mysteries Chronicler is tasked with the storage and maintenance of the archives for the department. They responsible for assembling, cataloguing, preserving and managing valuable collections of historical information, items, and artifacts of varying magical natures. These Unspeakables will receive and handle all packages, items, and documents that enter the department first and often times under the supervision of the Department Head. Moreover, they must ensure records are available to all Unspeakables who need to examine the materials for reference. While part of the administrative team for the Department of Mysteries, Chroniclers work stations are located in Chamber of Codes. Because Chroniclers provide a narrative behind the artifacts, they must to have strong research proficiency and effective written and oral communication skills. Chroniclers must be adept in spellwork. An O grade in NEWT level Charms and History of Magic, and an E grade in NEWT level Defense Against the Dark Arts. They must also have at least 4 other NEWT level subjects. Ancient Runes is recommended.
Selwyn, Benvolio [biography]

Minor Cryptographers
Minor Crypotographers assist Cryptographers with the study of ancient and dead languages, translation of artifacts, and working with encrypted texts and is an entry level position. Cryptographers may also be asked to assist Chroniclers with the assembling, cataloguing, preserving and managing valuable collections of historical information, items, and artifacts of varying magical natures, as well as general upkeep and cleanliness of the Chamber. A minimum E grade in NEWT level Ancient Runes, as well an E grade in NEWT level Arithmancy and History of Magic is required. They must also have at least 2 other NEWT level subjects. Fluency in more than one language is beneficial.
Crest, Dottie [biography]
Renaldi, Alana [biography]
Rousseau, Indigo [biography]

Alchemists
Alchemists are tasked with the research, study, and creation of live giving materials. They may be asked to leave the Ministry to investigate claims of eternal youth and/or life. These Unspeakables study the plane between life and death and work closely with the Veil. Positing theorems on possible means of life extension via elixirs or otherwise is also commonplace. Alchemists may work closely with magical creatures associated with death, including but not exclusive to phoenixes, threstrals, dementors, and inferi. Horcruxes and the soul are also carefully examined as well as research into a method of reuniting a fractured soul. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Potions, as well an E grade in NEWT level Defense Against the Dark Arts and Transfiguration is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. Ancient Runes and Care of Magical Creatures are recommended. A degree in Alchemy is required. A background in Dark Arts and Chemistry is encouraged.
Evans, Aslan [biography]
Howard, Jane [biography]
Truebridge, David [biography]

Mortemists
Mortemists are tasks specifically with studying death and the after life. These Unspeakables work closely with the Veil and may be asked to leave the Ministry to investigate near death experiences. Mortemists may work closely with magical creatures associated with death, including but not exclusive to, dementors, threstrals, and inferi. Interviewing and working alongside ghosts and poltergeists is common. Intensive research on the Killing Curse and other nonblockable spells, the nature of and relation of magic to the human body, are also performed in this position. They must be adept in spellwork. Horcruxes and the soul are also carefully examined as well as research into a method of reuniting a fractured soul. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Defense Against the Dark Arts, as well an E grade in NEWT level Herbology and Care of Magical Creatures is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. Potions is recommended.
Hughes, Gethin [biography]
Pendragon, Damian [biography]

Prophecy Mavens
Prophecy Mavens are tasks with the safeguarding and interpretation of all prophecies housed in the Hall of Prophecy. These Unspeakables create orbs to input prophecies into and set the spellwork that secures these orbs. They must be well-organized and methodical in their work, maintaining that all labels are clear and accurate. Prophecy Mavens keep careful records on all interpreted prophecies and may either dispose or archive fulfilled and unfulfilled prophecies hinging on their validity while compiling and collecting similar or related prophecies into one place. Prophecy Mavens also serve as mentors to potential and established Seers and may be called upon to examine and administer Seer Trials to those who may posses the Inner Eye. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Divination and History of Magic, as well an E grade in NEWT level Charms is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. Arithmancy and Ancient Runes are recommended. Experience Metallurgy/Metal Charming is beneficial.
Vance, Laurel [biography]

Charmists
Charmists are tasked with studying the effects of love (human emotions on a broader scale) on magical law. The seven types of love (Eros, Ludus, Pragma, Agape, Philia, Storge, and Philautia) are carefully examined in association with their influence on casting as well as magic's ability to manipulate and emulate it. Experimentation to deepen the Wizarding World's understanding of the line separating charms and Dark charms is observed, as well as research into love as protective magic. Charmists are responsible for the safe and structured expansion of Entrancing Enchantments known to the Wizarding World and may be required to work alongside Charms Developers in the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes and present in front of the Experimental Charms Committee pending approval from the Department Head. Unforgiveable Curses and the Patronus Charm are also carefully examined. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Charms, as well an E grade in NEWT level Ancient Runes is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. Transfiguration is recommended. A degree in Experimental Magic & Research is a must.
Holt, Luther [biography]

Nousists
Nousists are tasked with the research and development of the concept of thought and all its related subjects and principles. These Unspeakables must be well versed in both Occulemcy and Legilimency (preferably in both practice and theory) and use these unique skill sets to assist in their research involving the Imperius Curse and other forms of mind controlling magic. Experimentation is performed by these Unspeakables to better understand the connection between magical blood, brain function, and magical manifestation. Nousists may also be asked to visit scenes of unintentional magic and early childhood magic, including first manifestations, to gather data and collect testimonies to further the understanding of the conscious and subconscious pathways of magic. Case studies of the phenomenon known as 'sleep casting' are also studied while. These Unspeakables should be well versed in Oneiromancy as well. Nourists work closely with the Encephalons housed here and are expected to help with their upkeep. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Charms, as well an E grade in NEWT level Defense Against the Dark Arts and Divination is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. Potions and Divination are recommended. A background in Behavioral Sciences (Anthropology and Archaelogy) is also encouraged.
Prince, Daxton [biography]

Minor Nousists
Minor Nousists serve as assistants to Nausists and is an entry level position. They are tasked with the research and development of the concept of thought and all its related subjects and principles. Theoretical knowledge of Occlumency and Legilimency is required and training in practical application is administered by supervising Nousists when time permits. These Unspeakables are the primary brewers of the potion in which the Encephalons are kept and are expected to maintain cleanliness of the tank as well as the upkeep of the entire room. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Charms, as well an E grade in NEWT level Potions and Defense Against the Dark Arts is required. They must also have at least 2 other NEWT level subjects. Divination is recommended. A background in Behavioral Sciences (Anthropology and Archaelogy) is also encouraged.
Nam, Evan [biography]

Astronomers
Astronomers are an entry level position. They serve as assistants to the Evolutionists in the study of celestial bodies and their motions. These Unspeakables' primary task is to monitor celestial movements and report any abnormal anomalies to the supervising Evolutionist. Astronomers must be methodical in their work and keep careful record of daily celestial movements as well as lunar cycles, filing daily (sometimes hourly reports during such events as an eclipse or whenever deemed necessary by supervising Evolutionists and/or the Department Head). Knowledge in Magical Theory is a must. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Astronomy, as well an E grade in NEWT level Charms is required. They must also have at least 2 other NEWT level subjects.
Rahal, Jabari [biography]

Evolutionists
Evolutionists are responsible for investigating the origins, application, and evolution of magic to the universe. While all advanced planning and administration is carried out at their individual work stations, employees are required to experiment and observe celestial movements of the cosmos and their influence on all magical living life and laws of magic in the Space Chamber. These Unspeakables also study the magical effects on the physical laws of the universe and examine space-time singularities. Evolutionists must be proficient with all forms of magical theory and experimental magic. An understanding of Cosmology, Physics and Astrophysics is preferred. A minimum O grade in NEWT level Charms and Astronomy, and an E grade in NEWT level Herbology is required. They must also have at least 3 other NEWT level subjects. History of Magic is preferred.
Andreassen, Mikkel [biography]