Senior Federal Program Integrity Lead & Analyst

U.S. Marine Corps (DON); United States; On-site; USD 144,000 - 187,000; Full time

Job summary

The National Institutes of Health seeks a Supervisory Management and Program Analyst to lead complex program integrity reviews, investigations, and evaluations while supervising a team of analysts. You will coordinate with federal oversight and law enforcement partners, develop findings, and advise senior leadership on high‑priority issues.

This permanent, full‑time role requires strong leadership, analytical rigor, and the ability to manage sensitive matters across NIH programs and operations.

Qualifications

• Leading or coordinating complex investigations, reviews, assessments, or evaluations involving program integrity and sensitive matters.
• Applying qualitative and quantitative analysis to assess complex programs and identify risks or deficiencies.
• Coordinating with senior officials, oversight bodies, and law enforcement on sensitive investigations and cross‑organizational initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Direct and oversee complex program integrity investigations, reviews, assessments, and initiatives involving sensitive allegations and risks affecting NIH programs and operations.
• Serve as a principal liaison with Federal oversight, law enforcement, and national security organizations, coordinating investigations and multi‑agency efforts.
• Lead program analysis, evaluation, and strategic planning to improve performance and integrity of NIH programs.
• Advise senior NIH and Federal officials on sensitive matters, presenting findings and recommended actions.
• Supervise a team of analysts, assign work, evaluate performance, and ensure timely, high‑quality outputs.

Skills

Program analysis

Leadership

Stakeholder coordination

Analytical skills

Policy recommendations

Job description

The National Institutes of Health seeks a Supervisory Management and Program Analyst to lead complex program integrity reviews, investigations, and evaluations while supervising a team of analysts. You will coordinate with federal oversight and law enforcement partners, develop findings, and advise senior leadership on high‑priority issues.

This permanent, full‑time role requires strong leadership, analytical rigor, and the ability to manage sensitive matters across NIH programs and operations.