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Posted March 27, 2024

Texas Legislative Council

Research Specialist

Austin, Texas

$4,584.00 per month

Posted March 18, 2024

Oregon Legislative Policy and Research Office

Legislative Analyst

Salem, Ore.

Range: $6,051 - $9,078 p/month

Posted March 14, 2024

Michigan House Fiscal Agency

Fiscal Analyst

Lansing, Mich.

$58,000-$62,500 p/year

Posted March 11, 2024

Oregon State Legislature

Senior Research Analyst

Salem, Ore.

Range: $7,142 - $10,711 p/month

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Posted May 10, 2023

Policy Analyst, Budget Analysis

Hybrid, Annapolis, Md.

70,000 (entry-level)

Full Time (On-site)

Open Until Filled

Responsibilities

Policy analysts in the budget analysis function work on a nonpartisan basis and perform the following tasks:

  • Evaluate operating and capital budgets of State agencies, including use of revenue, spending, and performance data to assess efficiency and effectiveness of State programs.
  • Convey quantitative and other analytical findings through written summaries and use of visual aids (e.g. charts and other graphics).
  • Respond to legislative requests and present findings and recommendations to legislators, committees, task forces, and others in formal and informal settings.
  • Research policy issues and develop expertise in specific policy areas (e.g. environment, transportation, public safety).
  • Complete assignments both in office and through remote work.

Qualifications

  • A master’s degree in public policy, public administration, economics, finance, or a related field and a demonstrated interest in providing economic, fiscal, or public policy analysis.
  • Excellent writing and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong analytical abilities, including basic statistical, mathematical, and financial concepts.
  • Competency with standard computer software used to prepare analyses, including Microsoft Word and Excel.
  • Ability to work independently, in teams, and sometimes under extreme time pressures.
  • Availability for extended work hours, including evening and weekend work, during the legislative session (January-April). More schedule flexibility is available during the legislative interim (May-December), particularly in the spring and summer months.

How to Apply

Email Resume and Cover Letter to jobs@mlis.state.md.us and include code 07-23. The cover letter should state the reasons for interest in the position, any relevant experience, and availability to begin work.

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