Management and Program Analyst

Summary

Management And Program Analyst Duties

As a Management and Program Analyst, some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Designing, mapping, executing, and evaluating end-to-end business processes to identify bottlenecks and control gaps; improving processes and governance mechanisms; and assessing effectiveness, compliance, mission readiness, and operational performance across CSO programs (e.g., physical security, protective services, logistics, intelligence coordination, OSH, emergency preparedness, and continuity).

• Leading and supporting the planning and development of CSO strategic documents, policies, and operational frameworks for short- and long-range requirements and initiatives by researching and interpreting applicable laws, regulations, policies, and standards (e.g., FAR, security directives, continuity and emergency management doctrine) and applying them through leading and participating in cross-functional teams and working groups with internal and external partners (e.g., DHS, FPS, FBI, GSA, Capitol Police, and DOE).

• Overseeing and advising program managers on CSO acquisition lifecycle planning and operations through conducting analytical reviews and developing requirements documents and cost estimates; serving as the primary CSO Contracting Officer's Representative (COR); coordinating with Contracting Officers and CORs to monitor contract performance metrics and deliverables; supporting pre- and post-award evaluations and financial reviews; and ensuring contract compliance and alignment with mission requirements and applicable policies

• Leading and developing CSO budget formulation and execution by analyzing resource needs, cost drivers, spend plans, and budget exhibits; developing issue papers, reprogramming proposals, and multi-year planning documents; and conducting financial and budget planning for major security and emergency preparedness initiatives.

Job Description

Management And Program Analyst Duties

As a Management and Program Analyst, some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Designing, mapping, executing, and evaluating end-to-end business processes to identify bottlenecks and control gaps; improving processes and governance mechanisms; and assessing effectiveness, compliance, mission readiness, and operational performance across CSO programs (e.g., physical security, protective services, logistics, intelligence coordination, OSH, emergency preparedness, and continuity).

• Leading and supporting the planning and development of CSO strategic documents, policies, and operational frameworks for short- and long-range requirements and initiatives by researching and interpreting applicable laws, regulations, policies, and standards (e.g., FAR, security directives, continuity and emergency management doctrine) and applying them through leading and participating in cross-functional teams and working groups with internal and external partners (e.g., DHS, FPS, FBI, GSA, Capitol Police, and DOE).

• Overseeing and advising program managers on CSO acquisition lifecycle planning and operations through conducting analytical reviews and developing requirements documents and cost estimates; serving as the primary CSO Contracting Officer's Representative (COR); coordinating with Contracting Officers and CORs to monitor contract performance metrics and deliverables; supporting pre- and post-award evaluations and financial reviews; and ensuring contract compliance and alignment with mission requirements and applicable policies

• Leading and developing CSO budget formulation and execution by analyzing resource needs, cost drivers, spend plans, and budget exhibits; developing issue papers, reprogramming proposals, and multi-year planning documents; and conducting financial and budget planning for major security and emergency preparedness initiatives.