Program Analyst

Program Analyst – Navy Medicine Strategic Management SupportCompany: US Federal Solutions (USFS) Location: Falls Church, VA Customer: U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)US Federal Solutions is seeking an experienced Program Analyst to support the U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) and the Navy Medicine Enterprise.This role is ideal for an analytical professional who enjoys solving complex problems, working with data, and turning detailed information into clear insights for decision-makers. The Program Analyst will develop analytical approaches to complex issues, evaluate alternatives, and present findings through dashboards, spreadsheets, tables, graphics, and other decision-support products.The successful candidate will combine strong analytical skills with the ability to communicate findings clearly and help senior stakeholders understand the implications of data, alternatives, and recommended courses of action.The Program Analyst will support Navy Medicine leadership by developing analytical methods to evaluate complex issues and presenting data in the context of potential alternatives and solutions. The position plays an important role in providing leaders with understandable, actionable information that supports timely and well-informed decision-making.This position requires someone who can move beyond simply collecting data. The Program Analyst must be able to interpret information, identify meaningful relationships and trends, evaluate potential solutions, and communicate conclusions in a format that allows stakeholders to quickly understand the issue and make informed decisions.Key Responsibilities:Develop analytical approaches and methodologies to evaluate complex operational, strategic, and organizational issues.Analyze data from multiple sources to identify trends, relationships, risks, gaps, and opportunities.Evaluate alternatives and potential solutions and provide analytical insight to support leadership decision-making.Translate complex datasets and technical information into clear, understandable findings for Government stakeholders.Develop dashboards, spreadsheets, tables, charts, graphics, and other analytical products that clearly communicate results.Present data within the context of available alternatives and solutions to help stakeholders understand potential courses of action.Produce high-quality analytical submissions that enable faster and more informed decision-making.Organize and structure information so that complex findings can be quickly understood by both technical and non-technical audiences.Apply quantitative and qualitative analytical techniques to support evaluation of programs, initiatives, operations, and strategic priorities.Identify key performance indicators, trends, and other measures that provide leadership with greater visibility into organizational performance.Support the development of reports, presentations, briefing materials, and other decision-support products.Collaborate with program managers, subject matter experts, Government personnel, and other stakeholders to understand analytical requirements and develop appropriate solutions.Validate analytical outputs for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and usability before presentation to Government stakeholders.Communicate analytical findings and recommendations clearly through both written products and presentations.Improve the accessibility and usefulness of organizational data by presenting information in formats appropriate for executive and operational decision-makers.The work is anticipated to be performed a minimum of 80% at the Government site at BUMED Headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia, with up to 20% contractor-site work when approved by the Government.The ideal candidate is naturally analytical and comfortable working with both data and people. You can take an ambiguous or complex problem, determine the right analytical approach, organize the relevant information, and develop a clear picture of what the data is showing.You understand that effective analysis is not just about producing numbers. It is about helping decision-makers understand what the information means, what alternatives exist, and what actions should be considered.You will be successful in this role if you can combine technical analytical ability with strong communication skills and consistently produce clear, accurate, and decision-ready products for Navy Medicine stakeholders.Success in this position means providing Navy Medicine leaders with information they can quickly understand and confidently use. Your analyses, dashboards, spreadsheets, tables, and graphical products will transform complex information into useful insights and help Government stakeholders evaluate alternatives, identify solutions, and make faster, better-informed decisions.This is an excellent opportunity for an analyst who wants to apply data, analytics, and problem-solving skills to meaningful work supporting the Navy Medicine mission.