Management Analyst

Management Analyst

A college degree in a relevant field of study; expert knowledge of system analysis concepts and techniques, structured analysis principles, life cycle management, cost-benefit analysis, and project management; knowledge of basic budgetary and financial management

The purpose of the Management Analyst ("Analyst") position is to provide support in the daily implementation of business process reengineering. The Analyst's primary responsibility is to analyze, evaluate, and/or improve the efficiency of internal administrative operations, organizations, or current and/or proposed management programs, activities, policies, etc. to evaluate their actual or potential effectiveness in achieving management objectives. The work of this position provides developmental support and analysis for business process applications in various Departmental environments. The work involves very broad and extensive assignments related to the design, redesign and modernization of departmental business processes and programs.

The work involves analyzing work activities to determine the feasibility of developing automated systems to improve operational efficiency. Analytical assignments involve efforts to develop and implement broad programs/projects based upon new or revised regulations. The work typically requires efforts to develop new program/project objectives and regulatory initiatives to facilitate achievement of goals and objectives. The work requires continuing efforts to establish guidelines to ensure the smooth operation of the office.

Perform wide range of activities, which include developing and maintaining strategic plans; define current and future business environments; and establish metrics to measure and evaluate systems performance.

Perform root cause analyses of business processes to identify needs for change.

Complete studies of considerable scope, complexity and significance pertinent to department.

Conduct fact-finding, documentation of facts and analysis of existing programs and their performance to identify current problems, and make recommendations to remedy these problems to the supervisor.

Research and investigate new or improved business and management practices for application to departmental programs and operations. Investigate the causes of project roadblocks and other scheduling problems, and take corrective actions. Discuss problems with technical and functional personnel, system engineers and vendors.

Perform needs analyses to define opportunities for new or improved business process solutions. Consult with customers to identify and specify requirements. Conduct feasibility studies and trade-off analyses; prepare business cases; and define systems scope and objectives. Develop cost estimates; and evaluate and recommend sources for systems components, and develop overall functional and technical requirements and specifications.

Initiate assessment, planning and implementation of process changes in the department and those requiring joint action with other agencies in the District. Support process initiatives by making business case, which requires performing rigorous, financial, technological, or communications analyses and valuation (on a quantitative or qualitative basis) of the effectiveness of the program operations in meeting established goals and objectives.

Participate in process improvement activities initiated to increase customer satisfaction results. Present findings and recommendations to appropriate audiences. Evaluate and report changes in agency outcomes resulting from service improvement initiatives.

Confer with key employees of the District/Federal governments, community organizations, and private sector entities to gather information on processes being utilized for program/project monitoring and disseminating information on initiatives.

Participate in staff and operational meeting to keep abreast of plans, projects, decisions, and problems. Provide advice on current activities or information that may impact on functions.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.