Mid -Level Privacy Analyst

TalentRemedy•Washington, WA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Program Analyst II serves as a Mid-Level Privacy Analyst supporting the analysis, protection, dissemination, and reporting of privacy-related information to program stakeholders. The role helps safeguard personally identifiable information (PII) and supports effective execution and continuous improvement of privacy program operations. The analyst identifies and documents stakeholder requirements, evaluates business processes and supporting platforms, and recommends improvements to workflows, procedures, reporting, and program delivery. The analyst independently manages assignments, analyzes complex information, prepares high-quality reports and briefings, and uses sound judgment to resolve programmatic and operational issues. This customer- and stakeholder-facing position represents the program in meetings, briefings, conferences, training sessions, and other internal and external engagements. It may also involve mentoring junior analysts, coordinating assignments, and conducting quality assurance reviews of team deliverables. Onsite support is required five days per week in Washington, DC. Frequent travel is required. The role includes reviewing privacy-related materials; analyzing program performance and data; developing recommendations, strategies, and decision-support materials; documenting and improving processes; supporting automated workflows and business applications; maintaining reports, dashboards, metrics, and management tools; conducting quality reviews; engaging stakeholders; supporting conferences and events; conducting open-source research as needed; maintaining program information in databases and other platforms; and providing project management and administrative support. Candidates must be U.S. citizens and eligible to obtain and maintain a federal security clearance. A bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant discipline and at least three years of relevant professional experience are required. A master’s degree or directly relevant graduate-level education may substitute for part of the experience requirement, and additional directly relevant experience may substitute for part of the education requirement, subject to applicable contract requirements. Final compensation depends on education, relevant experience, technical capabilities, security clearance, certifications, geographic location, and alignment with contract requirements.

Requirements

Demonstrated experience handling, safeguarding, reviewing, analyzing, or managing personally identifiable information.
Knowledge of confidentiality, privacy, data protection, and information-handling requirements.
Excellent analytical, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to independently evaluate information, identify issues, and develop practical recommendations.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Demonstrated experience drafting and editing reports, memoranda, correspondence, briefings, procedures, and other professional work products.
Experience developing, documenting, implementing, or improving business processes, workflows, and standard operating procedures.
Experience performing quality assurance, quality control, proofreading, or editorial review.
Ability to manage multiple assignments, priorities, deadlines, and short-notice requests with limited supervision.
Ability to complete assignments accurately and on time while following established policies, procedures, and general guidance.
Ability to communicate analytical, technical, privacy-related, or programmatic information to technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
Ability to prepare and provide briefings and training to senior leaders, customers, and program stakeholders.
Ability to professionally represent the program at conferences, meetings, workshops, working groups, and other stakeholder-facing events.
Ability to mentor, guide, and support junior staff.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams.
Willingness and ability to travel frequently.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a federal security clearance.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business Administration, Computer Science, Data Analytics, Information Technology, Law, Public Administration, Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, or a related discipline.
Three or more years of relevant professional experience as a privacy analyst, program analyst, management analyst, intelligence analyst, data analyst, investigative analyst, or in a similar role.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting a federal government privacy, data protection, compliance, records management, investigative, or information management program.
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) research and analysis experience.
Experience conducting open-source investigations and preparing analytical reports.
Experience with data analytics, data visualization, performance measurement, dashboards, or trend analysis.
Proficiency with Microsoft Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, SharePoint, or related Microsoft Power Platform applications.
Experience developing or supporting automated workflows, low-code applications, case management systems, or business process management tools.
Experience writing and implementing standard operating procedures, process guides, job aids, workflow documentation, and internal controls.
Experience preparing and presenting conference materials, executive briefings, training, correspondence, and meeting materials.
Experience working directly with senior government officials, executives, customers, or other senior stakeholders.
Experience mentoring junior analysts or coordinating the work of a small team.
Experience in both government and private-sector work environments.
Current active security clearance, with eligibility to obtain a Top Secret clearance.
Relevant privacy, information management, project management, analytics, intelligence, or compliance certification.
Master’s degree or directly relevant graduate-level education may substitute for a portion of the professional experience requirement.
Additional directly relevant professional experience may be considered in place of a portion of the education requirement, subject to applicable contract requirements.

Responsibilities

Conduct detailed reviews and analyses, and prepare privacy-related reports, assessments, correspondence, briefings, and other program documentation.
Assist the Site Lead and program leadership in evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, quality, and timeliness of program delivery.
Independently manage assigned workstreams, recurring program activities, and short-lead suspense assignments.
Analyze program information, identify trends and potential issues, and develop actionable recommendations for leadership and stakeholders.
Develop program strategies, issue papers, briefing materials, background documentation, decision-support materials, and supporting analyses.
Identify, document, validate, and communicate user, customer, and stakeholder requirements.
Evaluate business processes, systems, platforms, and workflows for alignment with operational and stakeholder needs.
Develop, document, and improve business processes, standard operating procedures, workflow diagrams, job aids, and internal controls.
Support the design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of automated workflows and business applications.
Create and maintain program analyses, dashboards, reports, trackers, performance metrics, schedules, and management tools.
Apply data analytics techniques to assess program performance, identify anomalies and trends, and support data-informed decisions.
Conduct quality control and quality assurance reviews of reports, analyses, correspondence, data, and other work products before submission.
Review work products for completeness, accuracy, consistency, formatting, timeliness, and compliance with program requirements.
Mentor and guide junior analysts, including reviewing work products, sharing best practices, and supporting professional development.
Coordinate analyst assignments, deadlines, deliverables, workload priorities, and program schedules.
Conduct customer-success and stakeholder-engagement activities to explain program reports, findings, processes, services, and recommended actions.
Prepare and deliver briefings, training, demonstrations, and program updates to customers, stakeholders, and senior leadership.
Represent the program at conferences, workshops, meetings, working groups, outreach events, and other stakeholder engagements.
Support conference planning, exhibit coordination, presentations, stakeholder engagement, and post-event follow-up.
Conduct open-source research and analysis, as required, to support privacy-related reviews, investigations, reporting, and program objectives.
Enter, validate, maintain, and analyze program information in databases, case management systems, workflow tools, and other software platforms.
Document, organize, prioritize, and track tasks, reports, data requests, memoranda, formal correspondence, action items, and other program documentation.
Maintain program performance metrics and review them for errors, missing information, incorrect data formats, timeliness, schedule compliance, and submission requirements.
Prepare materials for conferences, meetings, appointments, briefings, telephone calls, and stakeholder engagements.
Draft, review, edit, and proofread memoranda, letters, standard operating procedures, reports, presentations, training materials, and executive correspondence.
Provide project management, administrative, and coordination support for program initiatives, special projects, and recurring activities.
Assist with administrative requirements, including training records, building access requests, calendars, meeting coordination, and program events.
Perform other duties consistent with the responsibilities of a mid-level privacy and program analyst.

Benefits

Paid time off accrued at 6.33 hours per semi-monthly pay period (19 days/152 hours annually during the first two years).
12 paid holidays, usable as floating holidays throughout the year, including 11 federal holidays and one birthday holiday, if the contract permits.
Compensatory time and flex time when authorized.
100% employer-paid health insurance premium, or a prorated annual stipend of up to $5,000 if opting out of the health plan.
100% employer-paid dental insurance.
100% employer-paid vision insurance.
100% employer-paid short-term and long-term disability insurance.
Life insurance currently equal to 2x annual salary, up to $300,000.
401(k) with an employer match of up to 100% of the first 10% contributed.
$500 business attire reimbursement.
$500 fitness reimbursement.
$1,500 technology reimbursement.
$1,500 professional development and certification reimbursement.
$5,000 adoption assistance.
Paid maternity and paternity leave.
Military leave.
Employee referral bonuses: $1,000 after 30 days for each qualified referral hired, and $2,000 after six months for each referred employee retained beyond six months; unlimited referrals.
Opportunity to earn up to half of the company’s profit rate or a bonus for new business brought in and overseen.
Company-sponsored morale and team-building events.