Management and Program Analyst (Wildland Fire)

Summary

Management And Program Analyst (Wildland Fire)

As a Management and Program Analyst (Wildland Fire) your duties will include but are not limited to the following:

1. Supports management studies and analytical projects addressing wildland fire program effectiveness, efficiency, compliance, and business practices.
2. Responds to management requests to analyze problems, issues, and process gaps; drafts problem statements, scope elements, and data calls; and assists in developing alternatives and recommended actions commensurate with program objectives and constraints.
3. Maintains and updates performance measures, analytical tools, and recurring reporting products used to monitor program execution and business practices for assigned areas.
4. Reviews program business processes and internal control documentation for assigned areas; identifies gaps, risks, or inefficiencies; and drafts observations and recommended corrective actions for review.
5. Serves as a point of contact among program managers, specialists, and support services staff to obtain and clarify information, coordinate data calls, and ensure timely completion of assigned analytical products.

Job Description

Management And Program Analyst (Wildland Fire)

As a Management and Program Analyst (Wildland Fire) your duties will include but are not limited to the following:

1. Supports management studies and analytical projects addressing wildland fire program effectiveness, efficiency, compliance, and business practices.
2. Responds to management requests to analyze problems, issues, and process gaps; drafts problem statements, scope elements, and data calls; and assists in developing alternatives and recommended actions commensurate with program objectives and constraints.
3. Maintains and updates performance measures, analytical tools, and recurring reporting products used to monitor program execution and business practices for assigned areas.
4. Reviews program business processes and internal control documentation for assigned areas; identifies gaps, risks, or inefficiencies; and drafts observations and recommended corrective actions for review.
5. Serves as a point of contact among program managers, specialists, and support services staff to obtain and clarify information, coordinate data calls, and ensure timely completion of assigned analytical products.