STATE BUDGET MANAGEMENT ANALYST 1,2,3
Role Overview
The State Planning Program coordinates state and local planning and resilience efforts, including long-range planning, policy development, and government capacity.
The Office of Planning and Budget supports state planning and budget development within the Division of Administration.
Key Skills for This Role
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Salary and compensation
- The listed salary range is $4,914.00–$8,607.73 monthly.
- Special entrance rates are $2,268.00 biweekly for Analyst 1, $2,456.40 biweekly for Analyst 2, and $2,729.60 biweekly for Analyst 3.
- The listed salary range reflects the Analyst 1 pay grade; the available description ends before the remaining salary explanation.
Location and appointment
- The vacancy is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
- The appointment may be filled by a new hire or promotion of a current permanent-status classified employee.
- The recruitment may fill State Budget Management Analyst 1, 2, or 3 through a career progression group.
Program overview
The State Planning Program coordinates state and local planning and resilience efforts, including long-range planning, policy development, and government capacity.
The Office of Planning and Budget supports state planning and budget development within the Division of Administration.
Minimum qualifications
- Meet one pathway: three years in a listed relevant field; six years of full-time work in any field; or a bachelor’s degree.
- Relevant fields include budget development or analysis, accounting, auditing, policy planning, procurement, contracts or grants management, project management, statistical analysis, or financial services.
- For the six-year work-experience pathway, 30 semester hours from an accredited college or university count as one year, up to 120 hours and four years of substitution.
Job duties
- Develop government-wide goals, objectives, policies, and procedures to coordinate planning among departments and agencies; recommend policies and procedures for program initiatives.
- Present state management processes and implementation progress to public officials; oversee reports on state policy research and analysis.
- Discuss planning issues with agencies as directed and oversee consistent implementation of policy development, strategic planning, operations planning, and performance accountability.
- Review strategic plans, operations plans, and performance indicators submitted by departments, agencies, and programs.
- Develop and deliver customized courses and presentations on policy development, strategic planning, operations planning and budgeting, and related concepts and tools.
- Liaise with regional and local planning authorities and coordinate planning activities across state, regional, parish, and local levels, including with entities outside the state.
- Provide technical advice and management consultation to federal, state, and local government agencies; perform other duties as assigned.
Division of Administration
The Division of Administration is the state government’s management arm and financial operations hub, with responsibilities that include the state budget, capital construction, grants, technology services, and purchasing guidance.
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