Program Analyst NOAA BUILDER

About the role

About the Position: We are seeking a Program Analyst to support the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in enterprise-wide planning, coordination, and performance management of facility asset data within the BUILDER Sustainment Management System (SMS). This position strengthens NOAA’s strategic asset management capabilities through comprehensive reporting, data validation, dashboard development, and program oversight. The Program Analyst will work closely with BUILDER Management Specialists, Facility Managers, and NOAA leadership to ensure BUILDER data is accurate, reliable, and aligned to broader capital planning and asset management strategies.

Responsibilities

• Program Planning, Coordination & Reporting: Develop comprehensive BUILDER program reports, briefings, and dashboards for NOAA leadership, highlighting performance, trends, gaps, and strategic opportunities. Plan and coordinate BUILDER program activities, including assessment cycles, data updates, work plan releases, and facility manager coordination. Consolidate multi-region program data into actionable recommendations and enterprise-level investment summaries.
• Quantitative & Qualitative Analysis: Conduct analysis of Facility Condition Index (FCI) trends, degradation patterns, lifecycle models, risk scores, and cost projections. Evaluate data quality, inspection processes, and overall program execution. Compile post-project lifecycle performance tracking and validate cost inputs and degradation parameters.
• Policy Implementation & Governance: Support implementation of NOAA BUILDER-related policies and data-governance standards. Contribute to SOPs and documentation for BUILDER data maintenance, QA/QC, and work plan development. Maintain continuous improvement mechanisms by translating field-team observations into policy updates.
• Resource Coordination & Budget Support: Recommend resource allocations needed to execute BUILDER work plans and assessments. Assist in development of maintenance and capital program budgets. Analyze the impacts of cost book modifications on funding requirements.
• Data Quality Oversight: Monitor BUILDER data accuracy, completeness, compliance, and integration from inspections and project updates. Identify anomalies, trends, and data gaps, and recommend corrective