CPIC Analyst

Chevo LLC•Washington, DC

4d•$93,000 - $103,000•Remote

About The Position

Chevo is currently hiring a CPIC Analyst to support an awarded and funded project. This position will provide the opportunity for significant client interaction by learning the client’s business and becoming a trusted advisor. The ideal candidate will demonstrate versatility in understanding and performing work related to budget, capital planning, program governance, and system development life cycle management activities. This position is remote, with no requirement to work from a company or client office. Client office located in Washington DC.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in a related field or equivalent experience
Three (3+) years Budget and/or management consulting experience with a knowledge of CPIC and IT Governance
Project Management Professional (PMP) tools
Advanced Microsoft Office Excel skills
Advanced Microsoft Office 365 Word skills
Microsoft Office 365 PowerPoint skills
Microsoft Teams and collaboration tools Microsoft SharePoint
Ability to pass client security clearance requirements
Must have general subject matter awareness of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA), passed by Congress in December 2014

Nice To Haves

Prior experience with a federal capital planning and investment control system is a plus.
Strong oral and written communication skills and the ability to present a polished, professional, and diplomatic image to clients
Excellent client handling skills
Strong analytical skills – assertive and inquisitive manner that allows the individual to take even indirectly related and orally communicated information and transform it into actionable information

Responsibilities

Perform routine updates (i.e., monthly, quarterly and annually, as applicable) and maintenance to documentation, artifacts, and capital planning system updates for assigned major IT investments (current workload is two).
Plan the timing of updates to achieve timely submissions for the scheduled investment scoring against the client's Investment Scoring Criteria.
Act as the organization's designated representative to the client's Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) Community of Practice.
Develops, creates and drafts executive artifacts (i.e., slide decks, standard templates, charters, etc.) for internal and external Investment Boards and client CIO oversight.
Leveraging general subject-matter awareness of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA), passed by Congress in December 2014 and operationalized through the client's CPIC regulations, policy, and briefings, the incumbent may advise IT executives on updates to administrative workflows, signature authorities, and the enhancement of controls and reporting for assigned major investments.