Senior Program Analyst - 37001069

Civicworks; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of State Lands in Tallahassee, seeks a Senior Program Analyst to coordinate land acquisition and restoration projects and prepare authorization documents.

You will manage due diligence reviews, assist the Director's Office on special projects including disaster response and litigation, and collaborate with multiple agencies on uplands and submerged lands initiatives.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of state and federal laws regarding land administration and real property planning.
• Skill in computer operations and data analysis using multiple database systems.
• Ability to coordinate work groups, prepare detailed reports, and communicate complex ideas effectively.
• Experience with real estate transactions including appraisals, title work, surveys, and environmental assessments.
• Ability to read and interpret leases, easements, maps, and legal documents.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate land acquisition and restoration projects.
• Prepare authorization documents and manage due diligence reviews.
• Support the Director's Office on special projects including disaster response and litigation.
• Collaborate with multiple agencies on uplands and submerged lands management.

Skills

Land law knowledge

Data analysis

Report writing

Project coordination

Real estate experience

Lease/easement reading

Driver's license

Tools

Database systems

Job description

Senior Program Analyst with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Division of State Lands in Tallahassee. The role independently performs complex assignments including coordinating land acquisition and restoration projects, preparing authorization documents, managing due diligence reviews, and supporting the Director's Office on special projects including disaster response and litigation. The position involves working with multiple agencies and entities on projects involving uplands and submerged lands management.

Key qualifications:

• Knowledge of state and federal laws regarding land administration and real property planning
• Skill in computer operations and data analysis using multiple database systems
• Ability to coordinate work groups, prepare detailed reports, and communicate complex ideas effectively
• Experience with real estate transactions including appraisals, title work, surveys, and environmental assessments
• Ability to read and interpret leases, easements, maps, and legal documents
• Valid driver's license required