Program Analyst - Scheduler

Systems Technology Forum•San Diego, CA

19d•$110,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Program Analyst provides program management support to FIO program and project management teams. Support may be needed during one or more phases of the program lifecycle, including initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closeout. Travel is not required, and telework is not supported. The role develops and maintains working documents, reports, briefings, and other required documentation for management and stakeholders. It identifies and analyzes applicable federal, local, and Department of Defense requirements; develops and updates program and project plans and related operational documentation; and supports planning and execution of meetings involving NIWC Pacific, program sponsors, and other government stakeholders. A Secret security clearance is required. The position requires a high school diploma and at least two years of experience, including experience with networks and NIEF. The stated minimum salary is $110,000; the maximum is negotiable based on experience.

Requirements

At least two years of experience.
Experience with networks and NIEF.
High school diploma.
Secret security clearance.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain internal working documents, reports, briefings, and other required documentation for management and stakeholders.
Identify and analyze applicable federal and local regulations and policies, as well as Department of Defense regulations, instructions, and policies.
Develop and manage operations and develop or update program and project management plans.
Prepare and maintain financial documentation, including budget estimates, cost estimates, spend plans, and financial reports.
Develop staffing plans, plans of action, schedules and milestones, and work breakdown structures.
Manage configuration and control, risk management plans and registers, quality plans and procedures, and item databases, file storage, and archives.
Provide services for meeting planning and execution, including meetings involving NIWC Pacific, program sponsors, and other government stakeholders.