As an Analyst and Regulatory Specialist in a government agency, the candidate provides expertise on the federal rulemaking process and regulatory compliance and supports the development of policies and procedures to maintain compliance with rules and regulations.
Duties include:
Manage the development, preparation, review and approval, and publication of new rules and regulatory guidance
Research and interpret statutes, federal regulations, court decisions, administrative rules, and legal opinions to support the rulemaking process and provide factual information for inclusion in documents, Federal Register notices, or to provide guidance
Conduct rule-making cost-benefit analysis to support regulatory decision making
Work with data analysts, policy analysts, and other staff to gather and analyze data and provide data-driven recommendations
Provide guidance and technical expertise in developing regulatory policies and procedures
Update and control documents, polices, procedures to maintain regulatory compliance
Review and revise documents for publication in the Federal Register and on the agency website
Develop and maintain document and information management systems for managing comments on proposed rules and regulations
Coordinate internal and external communications with relevant stakeholders and internal/external parties as directed
Brief federal staff on issues related to the rulemaking process and regulatory compliance
Organize and manage meetings related to the rulemaking process
Stay abreast of policy, regulations and rules that may impact the agency and provide recommendations on how to operationalize the final rules into policy and procedures
Manage the rulemaking lifecycle including the development of Proposed Rules, gathering Public comments, and development/publication of Final Rules
Provide technical assistance, guidance and training on regulations, agreements, policies, and procedures to care provider staff, field staff and other stakeholders.
Participate in discussions, meetings, conferences, and conference calls with agency leadership and other federal agency officials.
Participate in special projects as needed
This position requires a Public Trust clearance, or the ability to obtain it.
Education
BS/BA degree in public policy, economics, law, or a related field.
Experience
Requires 5+ years of directly relevant experience
Expert knowledge of the Federal rulemaking process and regulatory compliance
Experience conducting rulemaking cost-benefit analysis
Experience in drafting and reviewing regulations
Strong analytical, research, and writing skills
Background in law or social work preferred
Strong verbal and written communication skills
GDIT is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status, or any other protected class.