The Finance Budget Analyst (FBA) will perform analytical and consultative duties necessary to carry out the budget development and management functions of the Department of Finance, which is the Governor’s chief fiscal policy advisor. FBAs are responsible for:

• Developing the annual Governor’s Budget, including analyzing departmental budget requests and testifying during legislative hearings.
• Developing written analyses of the fiscal and programmatic impacts of proposed legislation.
• Analyzing unmet public needs and developing alternatives and recommendations for meeting those needs.
• Providing information and instruction to other state agencies concerning budget and financial procedures.
• Developing, maintaining, and operating forecasting models and leading legislation and policy analyses for assigned General Fund and Special Fund revenue forecasts.
• Research and policy analysis to respond to various routine and complex inquiries relating to the Revenue and Taxation Unit’s function as a lead within the Administration on tax policy.

You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.
Minimum Requirements
You will find the Minimum Requirements in the Class Specification.

STAFF SERVICES ANALYST

$3,859.00 - $4,838.00 L
$4,180.00 - $5,232.00 M
$5,014.00 - $6,276.00 N

of Positions:

1
Work Location:
Sacramento County
Telework:
Hybrid
Job Type:
Permanent, Full Time
Department Information
Are you looking for a position in a fast-paced, prestigious organization with great potential for personal development and career advancement? Would you find working with the top management in State Government and with the State Legislature exciting and rewarding? If so, the Department of Finance offers a broad range of professional career paths in such areas as budgeting, accounting and auditing, information technology, economic and population research, and general administration. Look no further, apply today!
Department Website: http://www.dof.ca.gov
Special Requirements

• Developing the annual Governor’s Budget, including analyzing departmental budget requests and testifying during legislative hearings.
• Developing written analyses of the fiscal and programmatic impacts of proposed legislation.
• Analyzing unmet public needs and developing alternatives and recommendations for meeting those needs.
• Providing information and instruction to other state agencies concerning budget and financial procedures.
• Developing, maintaining, and operating forecasting models and leading legislation and policy analyses for assigned General Fund and Special Fund revenue forecasts.
• Research and policy analysis to respond to various routine and complex inquiries relating to the Revenue and Taxation Unit’s function as a lead within the Administration on tax policy