The position serves as an entry point into the analyst series, supporting department personnel by providing reporting and analysis on a broad range of financial, performance, and regulatory matters. The position's orientation and key priorities may flex based on department structure and staffing. From a financial perspective, the position is responsible for assisting in the development, administration, and analysis of financial reports, including departmental budgets, fund accounting, accounts payable and receivable, cost accounting, and payroll processing. The incumbent provides financial forecasting and analysis, making recommendations to ensure financial performance targets are achieved. There is an interdependent relationship with central finance, requiring the provision of information, reporting, and analysis to align with organizational financial objectives. Programmatically, the position is accountable for performing research, analysis, reporting, and communications on policy, programmatic, and performance matters related to departmental operations and services. This includes data collection and analysis, applying it to business performance, processes, and procedures, and developing, documenting, and presenting public policy analysis, options, and recommendations to department leadership and county officials. The position also analyzes regulations, emerging trends, and statutes, manages complex projects, and assesses current business processes. Technology and process improvement accountabilities involve shared responsibility for identifying and deploying technology solutions and assessing performance and process improvement opportunities. Responsibilities include data mining and reporting, developing standard and specialized reports, documenting and presenting analysis, options, and recommendations to department leadership for process improvements, department objectives, and key performance measures. Compliance accountabilities include producing financial reports, project and cost accounting, payroll and time reporting, managing state and federal grants and audits, preparing state and federal reports, and analyzing and reporting on regulations, emerging trends, and statutes. Labor relations accountabilities include labor cost modeling, grievance and arbitration preparation, internal investigations, evaluating contractual impacts and requirements, recommending proposals to enhance operational effectiveness, and serving as a member of the negotiating committee. Stakeholder communications involve issuing press releases, policies, and presentations, and frequent contact with various stakeholders. The position will serve as a key resource on a wide variety of program matters, requiring customer responsiveness, excellent communication skills, resourcefulness, ability to work well with others, sound critical thinking and problem-solving skills, project coordination, data management, and supervisory skills.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level