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Integrity Management Services, Inc.Program Analyst - Federal Grants Oversight (Part-time, Remote)
IntegrityM, short for Integrity Management Services, Inc., is a women-owned small business that helps public and private clients with compliance and program integrity. Its work covers…
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IntegrityM, short for Integrity Management Services, Inc., is a women-owned small business that helps public and private clients with compliance and program integrity. Its work covers preventing and detecting fraud, waste and abuse in public programs, using analytics, technology, audits, investigations and medical reviews. This part-time, remote Program Analyst position supports the evaluation and tracking of federally funded programs operated by states, tribes and nonprofits. The analyst assesses how these…
Job Description
IntegrityM, short for Integrity Management Services, Inc., is a women-owned small business that helps public and private clients with compliance and program integrity. Its work covers preventing and detecting fraud, waste and abuse in public programs, using analytics, technology, audits, investigations and medical reviews.
This part-time, remote Program Analyst position supports the evaluation and tracking of federally funded programs operated by states, tribes and nonprofits. The analyst assesses how these programs perform, studies trends, and checks whether grantees stay aligned with federal goals and statutory requirements. The role also gives technical support to grantees and looks for ways to improve results.
Day-to-day tasks include analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, following how grantees measure up to objectives and funding terms, and drafting reports and presentations for internal and external stakeholders. The analyst may help arrange grantee site reviews, technical help meetings and partner outreach, and collaborates with program leads, finance staff and audit teams. Occasional travel for monitoring visits, meetings or training may be required.
Responsibilities
- Assess implementation, outcomes and compliance for federal grants held by states, tribes and nonprofits
- Follow how grantees perform relative to their goals and funding conditions, relying on reports, data and stakeholder feedback
- Help draft program policies, guidance documents and evaluation tools
- Study quantitative and qualitative data to spot trends, risks and openings for improvement
- Help arrange grantee site reviews, technical help meetings and partner outreach
- Write reports, summaries and presentations that convey findings and recommendations
- Coordinate with program leads, finance staff and audit teams on oversight
- Pass along effective methods for reviewing program results across grant portfolios
Requirements
- Either a social science degree (psychology, sociology, economics or public health, for example), or a business or public administration degree backed by 24 semester hours of coursework in policy, nonprofit management or finance
- Proven background in analyzing and monitoring federal grants awarded to states, tribes or nonprofits
- One of the listed education or experience options, such as four years in program management or analysis, or five years overseeing an OCS grant such as LIHEAP, CSBG or CED
- Good abilities in writing, research and reading data
Qualifications
- Work history involving OCS-administered federal programs
- Know-how in measuring program results and reporting outcomes for social initiatives
- Comfort with reporting platforms, databases and slide-building software
- Experience with auditing tools, analytics platforms or monitoring systems such as TeamMate+
- Grasp of how federal policy gets written, how programs are designed and how they are evaluated
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Is this role remote?
Yes. The posting lists the job as remote and states that the employment type is part-time.
What experience is required?
Candidates need a qualifying degree or coursework plus demonstrated experience analyzing and monitoring federal grants run by states, tribes or nonprofits, along with one of several listed education or experience options.
What is the pay?
The posting gives a U.S. remote hourly rate range of $30.00 to $36.00. It notes that final pay may vary by location, skills, experience and internal equity.
Is travel required?
Occasional trips may be needed for site checks, partner meetings or training events with grantees and federal staff.
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