Management and Program Analyst

Summary

Job TitleJob DescriptionPerforms management analysis functions to determine how Bureau program area productivity and security programs can be improved through automation and other security technologies. Documents such analyses and discusses them with program managers. Leads security technology and information systems projects and assumes responsibility for customer contact during the development, implementation, and follow-on phases of the system life cycle. Monitors information flow and progress of users, analysts, and programmers throughout the systems and security technology development process. Coordinates research and development of new electronic systems and equipment in accordance with established policies and procedures. Acts as a BOP information and security technology liaison with DOJ law enforcement agencies, outside agencies, e.g., the Department of Homeland Security, the National Institute of Justice, Department of Defense, etc., as well as other federal and state law enforcement entities to discuss and develop security technology initiatives, implement pilots and testing of new technology, exchange information, and develop standards for the use of such technology.

Job Description

Job TitleJob DescriptionPerforms management analysis functions to determine how Bureau program area productivity and security programs can be improved through automation and other security technologies. Documents such analyses and discusses them with program managers. Leads security technology and information systems projects and assumes responsibility for customer contact during the development, implementation, and follow-on phases of the system life cycle. Monitors information flow and progress of users, analysts, and programmers throughout the systems and security technology development process. Coordinates research and development of new electronic systems and equipment in accordance with established policies and procedures. Acts as a BOP information and security technology liaison with DOJ law enforcement agencies, outside agencies, e.g., the Department of Homeland Security, the National Institute of Justice, Department of Defense, etc., as well as other federal and state law enforcement entities to discuss and develop security technology initiatives, implement pilots and testing of new technology, exchange information, and develop standards for the use of such technology.