Grants Policy & Compliance Analyst

ASRC Federal Holding Company; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 75,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

ASRC Federal Holding Company seeks a Grants Program Analyst to support a NASA contract in Washington, DC. The role provides professional support to NASA’s Office of Procurement, Procurement and Grants Policy Division, and Grant Operations Management, focusing on grants and cooperative agreements, including policy guidance, audit resolution, training development, and communications.

The analyst will monitor regulatory changes, interpret federal grant policies, and develop practical tools and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree; 5–7 years Federal grants or related policy experience.
• Master’s degree preferred.
• Minimum 3–5 years in Federal grants, cooperative agreements, or related policy roles.

Responsibilities

• Monitor regulatory changes and translate into NASA grant policy and guidance.
• Interpret and apply GCAP; map regulations to grant lifecycle workflows.
• Analyze grants programs to identify gaps and improvements.
• Review NOFOs for compliance and advise program staff.
• Plan data calls, prepare reports, and develop dashboards.
• Design and deliver training on grants lifecycle and compliance.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Regulatory monitoring

Policy interpretation

Effective communication

Grant statutes knowledge

Independent work

Organizational skills

Training development

Presentation skills

prioritization under deadlines

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

Grants.gov

SAM.gov

MS Office 365

Job description

ASRC Federal Holding Company seeks a Grants Program Analyst to support a NASA contract in Washington, DC. The role provides professional support to NASA’s Office of Procurement, Procurement and Grants Policy Division, and Grant Operations Management, focusing on grants and cooperative agreements, including policy guidance, audit resolution, training development, and communications.

The analyst will monitor regulatory changes, interpret federal grant policies, and develop practical tools and