Attorney Analyst I — Legislative Policy & Research

Georgia Department of Revenue; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 79,000; Full time

Job summary

General Assembly, Georgia seeks an Attorney Analyst 1 to support legislative processes through legal research, writing, and policy analysis. The role intensifies during the legislative session with collaboration across House staff and Counsel.

The position requires a JD, active Georgia Bar, and strong ability to synthesize complex legal issues for legislators. Travel within Georgia is required during sessions and committee work.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate required; active Georgia State Bar in good standing.
• Legislative or state agency experience preferred.
• Strong writing, research, and analytical abilities.

Responsibilities

• Attend and staff House committees during session with House staff and Counsel.
• Attend interim committee meetings and develop subject-matter expertise.
• Conduct legal research to aid legislators with accurate information.
• Prepare briefs and memos on proposed legislation with recommendations.
• Review judicial opinions and analyze citations for policy impact.
• Prepare bill summaries and track legislation through the process.
• Draft summaries of enacted legislation for publication.
• Communicate with legislators and committee chairs on issues.
• Complete special projects and other duties as assigned.

Skills

Superior writing

Analytical skills

Verbal communication

Georgia Code knowledge

Independent judgment

Teamwork

Neutral in political environment

Microsoft Office

Education

Juris Doctorate

Active Georgia State Bar

Legislative/state agency experience

Job description

General Assembly, Georgia seeks an Attorney Analyst 1 to support legislative processes through legal research, writing, and policy analysis. The role intensifies during the legislative session with collaboration across House staff and Counsel.

The position requires a JD, active Georgia Bar, and strong ability to synthesize complex legal issues for legislators. Travel within Georgia is required during sessions and committee work.