BUDGET ANALYST I

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JOB DESCRIPTION

GOMB is seeking to hire a Budget Analyst I. This position is a great opportunity for someone who is passionate about finance, public policy, and fiscal analysis. Budget Analysts work closely with senior staff, state agencies, and leadership to evaluate programs, analyze fiscal data, and support development of the Governor's annual budget. JOB DUTIES INCLUDE, but not limited to: Conduction factual analysis and examining budget request from agencies. Making sound recommendations and providing technical assistance on budget levels for agencies and programs, considering administration priorities, availability of resources and impact on programs. Assisting in the negotiation of issues related to the budget or state programs, which may include reviewing, researching and recommending alternative budget strategies. Preparing and delivering written and oral presentations when necessary. Providing written comments on the fiscal and programmatic implications of General Assembly actions; preparing veto messages when needed. Conducting fund analysis of legislation. Performing fiscal, statistical and other studies and analysis as directed by the senior staff or director. Monitoring agency expenditure and staffing plans; reviewing agency requests for transfers and release of funds for capital expenditures. Assisting in the preparation and monitoring of forecasts related to state revenues, expenditures, and economic or demographic factors that impact the state's fiscal outlook. Assisting with the preparation and analysis of revenue reports, financial walkdowns, and fiscal modeling tools. Reviewing fiscal and economic data to identify trends that may affect the state budget and revenue projections. Monitoring agency appropriation bills and amendments, including attending appropriation committee hearings and preparing written summaries and analysis of the issues raised. Other duties as assigned. Reports to Budget Analyst I reports directly to the Deputy Director, or when assigned to an Analyst II, Senior Analyst, Budget Principal or Budget Manager. The effectiveness of this position will be measured by the quality and timeliness of the research, presentation, depth of knowledge, and analysis of an agency's programs and budget. This position provides the opportunity to quickly gain knowledge and expertise in state budgeting, fiscal policy, and economic analysis, as well as leadership and presentation experience.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Bachelor's degree and relevant work experience/certifications OR a master's degree in Public Administration, Economics, Business Administration, Finance, Public Policy, or other related fields. Coursework or experience related to economics, finance, fiscal policy, statistics, or data analysis is beneficial.

DESIRED SKILLS AND INTERESTS

A commitment to public sector involvement and to public policy issues, an understanding of or willingness to learn the policy making process Ability to conduct sound and detailed analyses from both a programmatic and fiscal perspectives, including interpreting financial, economic, or statistical data Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including the ability to evaluate fiscal data and identify trends that impact public budgets and revenue forecasts. Ability to adapt to change and work in a high‑paced, fluid environment, providing accurate information frequently on very short timelines Ability to handle multiple tasks, and projects while displaying high ethical standards at all times Ability to interact well with agency representatives, constituents, and legislative and Governor's Office staff while building positive relationships An enthusiastic approach to work, to develop appropriate areas for analysis, to identify problems before they form or to offer solutions Ability to communicate clearly, briefly, and effectively often under time pressure and with competing demands Ability to accommodate a broad spectrum of communication and topic experience levels with respectful customer service orientation; and Ability to be a team player while conducting yourself in a professional and respectful manner.

WORK LOCATION

All Budget Analysts work out of the GOMB Office located in the William G. Stratton Building in Springfield, Illinois. The building and GOMB offices are ADA-accessible.

SALARY/COMPENSSATION

The starting salary for the Budget Analyst I is $60,000 annual.

BENEFITS, AND POSITION CLASSIFICATION

As a State of Illinois employee, you receive a comprehensive benefits package including: Health, Life, Vision, and Dental Insurance Pension Plan (12) Weeks paid Maternity/Paternity Leave Deferred Compensation Program and other pre‑tax benefit programs (medical/Daycare) Employees earn (12) paid Sick Days annually. New Employees earn (10) paid Vacation Days their first year of service and can earn up to (25) paid Vacation Days annually. Employees earn (3) paid Personal Days annually. (13-14) paid holidays annually (based on start date) #J-18808-Ljbffr Illinoiscomptroller