Analyst

• Facilitate interactions and coordination among HFO, DOE Headquarters and other DOE elements involving DNFSB and oversight stakeholders
• Monitor oversight activities and advise the Nuclear Safety Division of significant issues, emerging concerns and potential sensitivities
• Serve as support to HFO’s point of contact with DNFSB, DOE Headquarters and other oversight stakeholders
• Develop, implement, maintain and continuously improve interface plans, processes, tracking tools and procedures
• Coordinate responses to recommendations, commitments, corrective actions and other oversight actions
• Track and facilitate responses to inquiries, information requests, document requests and communications
• Review and coordinate report submittals, document reviews, comment resolution, concurrences, meeting packages and correspondence
• Coordinate documents and publications for transmittal to oversight stakeholders
• Support site visits through agendas, meetings, correspondence, briefings, tours, records, training, access, badging, transportation and dosimetry coordination
• Support audits, assessments, reviews and evaluations, including entrance meetings, exit meetings and briefings
• Review contractor presentations and briefings and provide feedback to the Nuclear Safety Division
• Attend oversight reviews, meetings and briefings
• Identify, document and track commitments and action items through completion
• Develop, maintain and report responsiveness metrics
• Prepare weekly, monthly, quarterly and ad hoc status reports
• Provide support for emerging issues, special assignments and time-sensitive activities
• Apply judgment and initiative to resolve coordination issues and identify follow-up actions
• Maintain professional, clear, respectful and collaborative communications with stakeholders

Interface Analyst – Level III

• Investigate credit and financial information for prospective and existing commercial clients
• Analyze business and personal financial statements, tax returns, cash flow, collateral, and sources of repayment
• Prepare credit approval packages, spreadsheets, summaries, and written analyses for loan decision makers
• Support new, renewed, and existing loan requests ranging from simple to moderately complex
• Ensure all work complies with internal policies, procedures, security requirements, and applicable regulations
• Help the bank make sound, responsible lending decisions
• Balance growth with risk through thoughtful, compliant, and well-supported credit decisions
• Work alongside experienced banking professionals

Credit Analyst

• Independently evaluate and underwrite complex commercial credits, including CRE, C&I, Hospitality, Municipalities, and other commercial credit types
• Gather, analyze, and interpret personal and business financial statements, projections, tax returns, collateral information, and internal/external reports
• Prepare financial spreads for commercial and real estate businesses, municipalities, non-profits, individuals, borrowers, and guarantors
• Analyze creditworthiness, repayment capacity, cash flows, leverage, liquidity ratios, collateral, borrower research, and industry risks
• Author comprehensive credit analysis reports using charts, formulas, graphs, and written narrative
• Identify, evaluate, and mitigate credit risk; determine risk ratings and recommend approval, modification, renewal, or denial
• Partner with Commercial Relationship Managers on new and existing loan relationships
• Perform special projects related to credit administration, portfolio management, and regulatory compliance
• Ensure compliance with federal regulations and FIB credit policies
• Mentor and develop junior analysts as an Anchor Analyst
• Assist with quarterly monitoring reports for classified and criticized commercial relationships
• Complete financial performance metric covenant testing using prepared financial spreads
• Participate in quality control reviews, training material development, and analyst training
• Serve as a resource for Relationship Managers and analysts on Loan Policy, loan structuring, and underwriting recommendations

Credit Analyst III

• Take responsibility for high-quality execution of specific parts of a Forensic engagement
• Draft professional summaries of observations, findings and testing results for client work products and reports
• Use technology to continually learn and share knowledge with team members
• Develop an understanding of the firm’s service offerings, markets and sectors
• Seek feedback from more experienced team members
• Maintain a strong focus on the client and respond to requests
• Work with clients’ legal counsel, internal audit and compliance departments to investigate complex issues
• Develop practical solutions addressing operational challenges
• Assess and develop recommendations for crisis management, safety and security, intelligence, and bribery and corruption issues

Crisis and Investigations Analyst

• Provide professional services and project implementation support to SPIN Global clients
• Ensure contract and task-order obligations are fulfilled
• Collaborate with clients to understand needs and support deliverable execution
• Maintain client satisfaction through consistent communication and problem-solving
• Contribute to emergency management planning teams developing all-hazards and incident-specific plans at national, regional, state, and local levels
• Conduct research and analysis for technical deliverables
• Assist with plan refinement, exercise development and implementation, and plan socialization
• Support preparation of briefings, reports, and policy-related documents

Junior Analyst

• Develop and update engineering plans for capital improvement projects using computer-aided design (CAD) systems
• Produce maps in GIS to support planning and analysis of the capital improvement program
• Assist departments with various mapping requests
• Support engineering staff with capital projects
• Support operations staff with work plans
• Assist engineers in clearly depicting improvements in CAD
• Interact regularly with engineers, operators, and construction staff
• Contribute to the development and renewal of critical water and wastewater public infrastructure

Drafting & Mapping Analyst

• Conduct thorough research and analysis to identify potential acquisition targets and evaluate their financial performance and strategic fit
• Work independently as a specialist on complex technical and business matters
• Analyze contract closeout metrics and canceling funds reports to identify areas for improvement in reporting and performance
• Manually close old contracts ready for closeout and assist with preparing contracts for closeout
• Train government staff on closeout processes and requirements
• Create and update standard and ad-hoc reports for SSP, DCMA, DFAS, SECNAV, ASN(RDA), DASN(P), Congressional, and OSW data calls and reporting needs
• Provide administrative support and records management for reporting and audits, including IV&V, NMCARS Reporting, IPMAP audits, and other ad hoc SSP local audits
• Maintain a master schedule of reporting and audit deliverables and request, review, and consolidate accurate, verifiable inputs from SSP staff

Acquisitions Analyst III

• Research and analyze credit risks and assess credit history
• Approve or deny extensions of credit within established credit authority and applicable laws
• Develop dealer relationships to support volume objectives and credit quality
• Capture automotive finance contracts meeting profitability criteria for pricing and performance
• Coordinate with other departments to maximize branch office efficiency
• Ensure all queues are worked to acceptable service levels
• Conduct joint dealer calls with the Dealer Relationship Manager as needed
• Perform outbound telemarketing calls to dealer customers
• Establish and track monthly goals for assigned dealers
• Ensure proper documentation is received on all deals
• Partner with dealers and internal teams to support loan volume growth, maintain credit quality, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide service throughout the financing process

Senior Credit Analyst I

• Review and process new, open, routine, complex, and backlogged FOIA requests
• Determine whether records are responsive to assigned requests
• Analyze records and recommend the appropriate application of FOIA and Privacy Act exemptions
• Prepare records for release by applying redactions
• Draft correspondence to requesters and coordinate with records custodians to clarify scope, search terms, and disclosure concerns
• Support FOIA appeals and litigation by organizing case files, reviewing records, and preparing supporting documentation
• Use case-management, eDiscovery, SharePoint, Box, and other approved systems
• Record case actions, correspondence, determinations, and supporting documentation accurately in the designated tracking system
• Prepare document indices, status reports, disclosure analyses, and case-closure documentation
• Perform additional duties as assigned

FOIA Analyst

• Review assigned FOIA requests and identify potentially responsive records
• Process routine, open, and backlogged FOIA cases in accordance with internal procedures
• Review documents for responsiveness, duplication, sensitivity, and potentially exempt information
• Recommend redactions and withholding determinations under the guidance of senior FOIA personnel
• Use approved redaction software to box exempt material, sanitize records, and prepare files for release
• Draft standard correspondence using approved FOIA templates
• Upload records, correspondence, case notes, and supporting documentation into the case management system
• Coordinate with team members, records custodians, and program contacts to obtain required information
• Track assigned cases, deadlines, document volumes, and case-processing activities
• Perform additional duties as assigned

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