Municipal Compensation & Classification Lead | Public Safety

AlphaGov; United States; On-site; USD 150,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

AlphaGov is seeking a Large Municipal Multi-Structure Classification & Compensation Lead for project-based engagements with mid-to-large cities and counties that maintain multiple pay plans (general, police, fire, paramedic, and related public-safety structures).

You will lead or co-lead full classification and compensation studies covering hundreds of titles across civilian and sworn structures — including market surveys, internal equity/compression analysis, and implementation cost modeling

Qualifications

• 7+ years public-sector compensation/classification consulting or equivalent municipal HR leadership.
• Experience completing at least one multi-structure study including sworn police and/or fire pay plans.
• Experience with organizations of 500+ FTE or 200+ titles.
• Strong analytical, writing, and stakeholder presentation abilities.
• Ability to cite concrete past government projects (agency, role, year).

Responsibilities

• Lead or co-lead multi-structure municipal class/comp studies (civilian + sworn).
• Design peer sets and market surveys for mid/large cities and coastal/high-growth areas.
• Analyze compression across police, fire, paramedic, and general schedules.
• Recommend classification structures, grade assignments, and implementation phases.
• Prepare council/management presentations and proposal content.
• Coordinate with SMEs when project scopes expand.

Skills

Public-sector compensation

Classification consulting

Stakeholder communication

Analytical skills

Writing skills

Presentation skills

Job description

AlphaGov is seeking a Large Municipal Multi-Structure Classification & Compensation Lead for project-based engagements with mid-to-large cities and counties that maintain multiple pay plans (general, police, fire, paramedic, and related public-safety structures).

You will lead or co-lead full classification and compensation studies covering hundreds of titles across civilian and sworn structures — including market surveys, internal equity/compression analysis, and implementation cost modeling