5 legislative analyst jobs at 1 company in Elgin, TX
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TCEQ - Management Analyst IV
Austin, Texas, United States
$7k-$8k/moOnsiteFull Time
Texas Department of Public Safety: Protecting and serving the citizens of Texas through public safety.
6+ YOEBachelor's in relevant field plus six years program/policy analysis experience; experience with water utility regulatory or technical issues, project management, legislative analysis, and technical writing.
Texas Health and Human Services: Administers public health programs and social services in Texas.
2+ YOEMinimum 2 years methods/organizational analysis or process improvement experience; project management; strong Excel and Word skills; ability to analyze data, develop policy/procedure documentation, and coordinate legislative activities.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Tableau, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Visio, Legislative Tracking System (LTS), Legislative Reports Tracking System (LRTS), State of Texas Electronic Provider System (STEPS)
Analyst - Fiscal and Performance Review Coordination (Sessional, Temporary)
Austin, Texas, United States
$50k/yrOnsiteFull Time, Temporary
Legislative Budget Board: Provides fiscal analysis and budget recommendations for Texas legislators.
Perform fiscal note coordination, research, qualitative and quantitative analysis, and clear communication to support legislative deliberations; requires strong writing, editing, and analytical skills.
Texas Department of Public Safety: Protecting and serving the citizens of Texas through public safety.
8+ YOERequires 8 years in public administration, policy, organizational development, government operations, project management, budgeting, legislative analysis, or consulting; 5 years supporting statewide planning and budgeting documents; and a four-year degree or equivalent experience.
Public Policy Analyst (Program Specialist IV), Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities
Austin, Texas, United States
$51k-$66k/yrHybridFull Time
Texas Department of Public Safety: Protecting and serving the citizens of Texas through public safety.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree and at least 2 years of advocacy or public policy experience; requires knowledge of disability programs, Texas legislative processes, policy research, presentations, advocacy strategies, Microsoft Office, and social media.