Regulatory Policy Analyst, Rulemaking & Oversight

California Department of Industrial Relations; Sacramento (CA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is seeking a Regulatory Analyst for the Office of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs (OLRA) in Sacramento. Under supervision, the Analyst II handles complex regulatory duties, monitors rulemaking progress, analyzes packages, prepares management reports, and participates in public hearings and committees.

Applicants outside CA may interview with proof of CA residency; SOQ required; 40-hour work week with hybrid telework up to one day per week.

Qualifications

• Analytical & Writing Skills: Describe your experience conducting analysis and preparing written and oral materials such as reports, memoranda, issue papers, written policies & procedures, or presentations.
• Communication & Relationships: Describe your experience communicating with, providing assistance to, and maintaining relationships with one of the following: (1) colleagues in other units, (2) customers, or (3) external stakeholders.
• Project Management: Describe your experience managing multiple assignments or projects with competing priorities and deadlines. Provide a specific example of how you coordinated with others, tracked progress, addressed challenges, and ensured assignments were completed on time.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and track the development of rulemaking across all DIR Divisions and Units.
• Analyze rulemaking packages and proposed regulations.
• Prepare reports and briefing management on the progress of rulemaking packages.
• Attend public hearings, advisory committees, and other meetings concerning rulemaking activities.
• Work with DIR staff to ensure rulemaking packages are filed; engage with other agencies as needed.

Job description

California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is seeking a Regulatory Analyst for the Office of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs (OLRA) in Sacramento. Under supervision, the Analyst II handles complex regulatory duties, monitors rulemaking progress, analyzes packages, prepares management reports, and participates in public hearings and committees.

Applicants outside CA may interview with proof of CA residency; SOQ required; 40-hour work week with hybrid telework up to one day per week.