Legislative Analyst 2 — Hybrid Policy Research & Tracking

Oregon Department of Human Services; Salem (VA); Hybrid; USD 73,000 - 113,000; Full time

Job summary

The Oregon Judicial Department is seeking two Legislative Analysts to support CPD staff during the 2027 legislative session in Salem, Oregon. Analysts will perform technical, administrative, analytical, coordinative, and advisory tasks, tracking bills, amendments, and hearings while preparing fiscal impact statements and policy materials.

This full-time, limited-duration role offers a hybrid work option, with collaboration across OSCA divisions and multiple legislative teams, and requires strong

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in business, court administration, public administration, or related field.
• Two years of professional-level experience or equivalent to six years education/experience.
• Independent judgment and specialized knowledge; data gathering and analysis.
• Legislative process knowledge preferred but not required.
• Juris Doctorate preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Track legislation, including amendments and public testimony.
• Review, summarize, and analyze legislative concepts and bills.
• Prepare fiscal impact statements for submission to Legislative Fiscal Office.
• Develop, organize, and edit legislative materials as needed.
• Attend legislative team meetings and assist with other legislative projects.

Skills

Workload management

Legal/policy research

Clear communication

Technical writing

Legal analysis

Legislative process knowledge

JD preferred

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Juris Doctorate preferred

Job description

The Oregon Judicial Department is seeking two Legislative Analysts to support CPD staff during the 2027 legislative session in Salem, Oregon. Analysts will perform technical, administrative, analytical, coordinative, and advisory tasks, tracking bills, amendments, and hearings while preparing fiscal impact statements and policy materials.

This full-time, limited-duration role offers a hybrid work option, with collaboration across OSCA divisions and multiple legislative teams, and requires strong