Allegheny Science & Technology

Program Analyst

Washington, D.C · Full-time

No sponsorship$100k-$150kDetected 78 days ago

Project ManagementBrand StrategyExcelResearchGISLeadershipCommunicationPublic SpeakingMicrosoft OfficeSharePoint

About the role

Multiple factors contribute to determining the final pay for a position.
The pay range for this position based on full-time employment is $100,000 - $150,000.

Responsibilities

Program Management Support
Coordinate program/team meetings: Schedule weekly and ad-hoc meetings with team members including drafting agenda as needed; Develop and distribute meeting notes with key updates, accomplishments, and action items.
Monitor and analyze program progress, impacts, and related programs: Maintain situational awareness of related programs and activities within OE and across DOE, especially at CMEI and CESER, to deconflict and coordinate: Develop and refine program objectives, key performance indicators (KPIs), and analyze progress and impacts, including synthesizing project updates and quarterly progress reports.
Project Management Support
Develop and distribute meeting notes with key updates, accomplishments, and action items.
Records management support: Manage and organize project files and deliverables according to OE records management guidelines.
Tracking and Cataloging: Organize and update information related to AGTS program contacts: Support update and development of ecosystem mapping resources, such as the Grid Testbed Inventory, Innovative Utility Scan, including through use of ArcGIS and other tools.
Outreach Support: Manage engagement with DOE, interagency, and external contacts, including identifying new contacts with AGTS equities; Organize and support meetings, including developing meeting notes and key action items.
Schedule weekly and ad-hoc meetings with team members including drafting agenda as needed; Develop and distribute meeting notes with key updates, accomplishments, and action items.
Maintain situational awareness of related programs and activities within

Requirements

Experience working with federal energy programs, state energy offices, or electric utility stakeholders.
Experience supporting stakeholder engagement initiatives or intergovernmental coordination activities.
Familiarity with federal grant programs or cooperative agreements related to infrastructure or energy programs.
Ability to effectively communicate technical information to a non-technical audience
Knowledge of U.S. energy policy, electric grid modernization initiatives, or state energy programs.
Familiarity with technology commercialization and adoption pathways in the utility industry, including grid technology testing, evaluation, standards, and associated regulations.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools including SharePoint, Teams, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to summarize meeting discussions and research findings clearly and concisely.
U.S. Citizenship is required.
Ability to successfully complete a DOE background investigation (e.g., DHS Public Trust).
This position is primarily remote, but candidates must be within commutable distance to Washington, D.C. and must be willing to go onsite during standard business hours as needed.

Compensation

The pay range for this position based on full-time employment is $100,000 - $150,000.
Review project proposal annual operating plans (AOPs)/statements of work (SOWs) and quarterly performance reports (QPRs) to ensure consistency and accuracy of information per template guidance.

Visa & Work Authorization

Citizenship is required

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