When other staffers in the White House need help to respond to the hundreds of letters the president receives each day, they turn to the Associate Writer.
They might also lend a hand to the speechwriters and content producers as well, lending an extra set of eyes to projects. There is usually more than one person with the title Associate Writer in the White House, each earning a yearly salary of $43,600.
Stenographer — $70,500
There are currently three stenographers working at the White House. They’re responsible for recording everything the president says, especially when talking to the press or the public.
These recordings are intended for the presidential archives to prevent any confusion or miscommunication. The highest paying stenographers earn $70,500 per year.
Secret Service Uniformed Division — $63,970
While most people are familiar with the Secret Service, most people aren’t aware of the organization’s Uniformed Division. Made up of about 1,300 officers and technicians, it’s considered a more dangerous position than most. They’re responsible for screening White House visitors for weapons and patrolling the exterior.
So, when you hear stories about someone hopping the fence at the White House, the Uniformed Division is responsible for tackling them on the lawn.
Special Assistant to the President For Presidential Appointments And Scheduling — $120,000
As the title suggests, the Special Assistant To The President For Presidential Appointments And Scheduling is in charge of managing his schedule.
These aren’t the president’s dentist and salon appointments, but meetings, phone calls, and more that are part of the president’s duties. The position holder earns a salary of $120,000 per year.
Lead Press Advance Representative — $80,000
The Lead Press Advance Representative is responsible for preparing for any events or activities the president must attend. This includes press cooperation, security interaction, and negotiating foreign press access.
The position pays $80,000 per year and is considered a very popular choice for those who wish to work within the White House walls. It's being a project or event manager, on a much higher scale.