Governmental Affairs Analyst

UDR - Opening Doors to your future•Highlands Ranch, CO

2d•$68,800 - $76,400•Onsite

About The Position

UDR, Inc. is seeking a Governmental Affairs Analyst to join their team at their corporate office in Highlands Ranch. This role is responsible for researching and tracking industry-related governmental affairs at local, state, federal, and judicial levels to establish clear expectations regarding the likelihood, outcomes, and timelines of proposals. The position will focus on delivering analytics, metrics, insight, and solutions that contribute to the departments and organization’s decision-making process, including market and asset selection.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree with an emphasis in economics, political science, public policy, real estate, or business, and/or equivalent combination of education and experience required.
Strong organizational, problem solving and analytical skills.
Attention to details is a must.
Demonstrated ability to gather and analyze data and generate reports.
Knowledge of computer systems, including MS Office applications.
Advanced proficiency in Excel, required.

Nice To Haves

Previous work-related experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop advanced knowledge of regulatory frameworks through research into legislative and regulatory proceedings at the local, county, state, federal, and judicial levels.
Exercise judgement to identify what legislative/regulatory issues could impact UDR or the multifamily industry.
Consolidate necessary data for reporting on key regulatory and legislative matters with the intent of reporting such information, and conclusions, to the Senior Director - Governmental Affairs.
Maintenance of regulatory database(s) through the tracking of data and consistent updating.
Develop and maintain regulatory related reports.
Coordinate with various UDR teams to ensure that all regulatory topics that do, or could, impact the Company are being tracked, reported on, and proactively addressed.
Coordination of regulatory efforts with various trade associations.
Perform other duties as assigned or as necessary.