Data-Driven Budget Research Analyst

Cityofnewyork; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

City of New York seeking a Budget Research Analyst to support quick-turnaround projects and long-term research on the City's budget, spending, and policy impacts. The role emphasizes quantitative analysis and clear reporting of findings to promote transparency and fiscal discipline.

The position requires strong data skills and the ability to distill results into actionable conclusions, with collaboration across bureaus and with the Office of Management and Budget.

Qualifications

• BS/BA degree in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Public Policy Analysis/Administration or closely related field with 1+ years of data research/analysis experience
• Experience in budgetary planning/management and financial analysis in government or non-profit settings
• Note: cover letter required with application

Responsibilities

• Create and publish data products: reports, dashboards, charts, graphs, models, databases.
• Update, maintain, and improve databases, dashboards, and analysis tools.
• Monitor NYC expense budget with focus on DSNY, DPR, and Department of Correction.
• Analyze budget documents and spending reports.
• Assist in writing charter-m mandated reports and identify risks.
• Follow current events and identify timely issues for analysis.
• Collaborate with Budget Bureau and other City agencies.
• Perform other related assignments and special projects.

Skills

Data research

Budgetary planning

Financial analysis

Public policy analysis

Government administration

Education

BS/BA in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Public Policy Analysis/Administration

Job description

City of New York seeking a Budget Research Analyst to support quick-turnaround projects and long-term research on the City's budget, spending, and policy impacts. The role emphasizes quantitative analysis and clear reporting of findings to promote transparency and fiscal discipline.

The position requires strong data skills and the ability to distill results into actionable conclusions, with collaboration across bureaus and with the Office of Management and Budget.