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Job Description
job description
This position within LAWA's Airport Affairs Group will manage strategic priorities and oversee projects as well as administrative functions for LAX and VNY airports.
MUST MEET MINIMUM BULLETIN REQUIREMENTS:
Two (2) years of full-time paid professional experience in a position at the level of a Senior Management Analyst II, Senior Personnel Analyst II, Senior Administrative Analyst II, or Senior Benefits Analyst II, which provides professional experience in general and financial administration, administrative or legislative analysis and research, budgetary analysis and control, or personnel administration.
For position details & supplemental questionnaire, please see attachment.
How to apply
Please email a completed City Application, resume supplemental questionnaire to: lmclennan@lawa.org and include the subject line: Chief Management Analyst - Airport Affairs Group.
Emergency Appointment
An emergency appointment is not a regular appointment. It is a temporary appointment which does not require that you successfully compete in the Civil Service examination process. The appointment may not exceed one year and must be terminated immediately when a regular appointment can be made from an eligible list. No emergency appointment can exceed one year. (City Charter Section 1013).
Closing Date/Time: 1/10/25 -
ABOUT THE COMPANY
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City of Los Angeles
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approximately four million. It is truly a world-class city that offers a diversified economy and an unparalleled quality of life. Los Angeles continues to maintain its position as an economic power-
house, the entertainment capital of the world, and a major trendsetter in virtually every field of human endeavor.Los Angeles is a charter city and is governed by a Mayor and City Council. The City Council serves
full time and has fifteen members elected by district for four-year terms. Boards of Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council, oversee several
of the City’s departments and bureaus.The City has 44 departments, bureaus, and offices for which funds are budgeted annually by the
Mayor and City Council. Within those, the City has three departments (the Departments of Water &
Power, Harbor, and Airports) that are financed solely by revenue generated from their operations,
which are governed by Commissions, as well as two distinctly separate pension systems (Los
Angeles Fire & Police Pensions and the Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System). -