Analyst 2 - Capital Outlay Support

About the role

The California Conservation Corps transforms the lives of young adults through service, job training, and environmental stewardship. Corpsmembers restore trails, respond to disasters, improve parks, conserve natural resources, and strengthen communities throughout California. Your work will help ensure they have safe, modern, and sustainable facilities where they can live, learn, and serve.

As an Analyst 2, you will provide complex analytical and consultative support for the CCC's Capital Outlay Program, working on projects that range from planning and budgeting to construction and project completion. This position is ideal for an analyst who enjoys managing multiple priorities, collaborating with diverse stakeholders, and supporting executive decision-making on high-visibility initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Analyze project budgets, schedules, contracts, and other project documentation to ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely delivery
• Prepare executive-level reports, briefing materials, correspondence, and recommendations for department leadership and state control agencies
• Track project milestones, identify potential risks, and help keep projects moving forward
• Work closely with project managers, architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, and program staff
• Serve as a trusted analytical resource and help strengthen processes that improve efficiency and accountability across the Capital Outlay Program

Qualifications

• Experience performing complex analytical work in a government environment
• Comfortable supporting executives on sensitive or high-profile projects
• Effective communicator who can interpret policy, analyze information, develop thoughtful recommendations, and build productive working relationships across organizational levels
• Organized, adaptable, and motivated by work that directly supports California's communities and public resources

Opportunity

Joining the California Conservation Corps means becoming part of an organization where public service has a visible impact. Every facility improvement project you support helps create safe, functional spaces where Corpsmembers develop leadership skills, gain career experience, and serve Californians. This position also offers an opportunity to build expertise in capital outlay, facilities planning, budgeting, public works, project coordination, and executive support while working alongside dedicated professionals committed to continuous improvement and innovation.