5 program analyst i jobs at 2 companies in Patterson, CA
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Licensing Program Manager I (LPM I)
Santa Clara County, California, United States
$7k-$9k/moHybridFull Time
State Controller's Office: California's fiscal controller managing state financial operations and assets.
Supervising Licensing Program Analysts, performing quality assurance, training, complaint review, technical and supervisory direction, hiring, and recommending administrative actions; must be able to travel and reside in California.
State Controller's Office: California's fiscal controller managing state financial operations and assets.
Manage and supervise licensing analysts, ensure regulatory compliance, perform quality assurance, conduct training, review investigations, and coordinate with agencies; must reside in California and be able to travel.
State Controller's Office: California's fiscal controller managing state financial operations and assets.
Meets Analyst I minimum qualifications in the class specification; applicants must have specified civil service eligibility (lateral, reinstatement, list/LEAP, SROA/Surplus). Position may require working nights, weekends and holidays.
Analyst I/II (Grantmaking) - Parks, Recreation, and Neighborhood Services
San Jose, California, United States
$93k-$123k/yrOnsiteFull Time
City of San José: Provides governance, public safety, and infrastructure for San José.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree required; Analyst II requires two years of professional analytic/administrative experience. Skills in grant program design, data analysis, budgeting, contract management, and common Microsoft applications.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel
City of San José: Provides governance, public safety, and infrastructure for San José.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree required; Analyst II requires an additional 2 years of professional analytic or administrative experience. Must coordinate facilities projects, track budgets, prepare reports, and communicate with stakeholders. California driver's license may be required.