Legislative Research & Committee Support Specialist

Bureau of Legislative Research; Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bureau of Legislative Research in Little Rock, AR seeks an entry-level Legislative Committee Specialist to provide nonpartisan analysis and research support to legislative committees. You will research issues, prepare reports, and assist chairs with meeting logistics and materials during sessions and interim periods.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor's degree and can conduct objective research, communicate findings effectively, and work under tight deadlines with legislators and state

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
• Familiarity with intergovernmental relations and Arkansas state government structure
• Proficiency with Windows applications including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Ability to conduct objective research and compile information from diverse sources
• Strong written and verbal communication skills with ability to present research findings
• Ability to work effectively with legislators and state administrators under strict deadlines

Responsibilities

• Research legislative issues and prepare reports
• Assist committee chairs with meeting logistics and materials
• Provide technical assistance to General Assembly members during sessions
• Support interim period research and analysis

Skills

Intergovernmental relations

Research skills

Communication skills

Deadline-driven

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

The Bureau of Legislative Research in Little Rock, AR seeks an entry-level Legislative Committee Specialist to provide nonpartisan analysis and research support to legislative committees. You will research issues, prepare reports, and assist chairs with meeting logistics and materials during sessions and interim periods.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor's degree and can conduct objective research, communicate findings effectively, and work under tight deadlines with legislators and state