Compliance Program Analyst - Economic Community Development Analyst 9-P11

At MEDC, we help Michiganders prosper by investing in our businesses and communities, enabling the growth of good jobs, and promoting Michigan's reputation as a world-class business location and travel destination. By joining our team, you will play an integral role in directly supporting Michigan's success, where you work, live and play. Come be part of the team as a Compliance Program Analyst.

This position will aid in the monitoring of the Revitalization and Placemaking 2.0, Revitalization and Placemaking 3.0, Michigan Community Revitalization Program, and Build MI Communities. The analyst will work with awardees for each program to guide them through the requirements and responsibilities of their agreements, verify compliance with milestones, collect annual progress reports for legislative reporting, and help track financials from awardees.  The analyst will be responsible for interpreting statutory requirements, improving internal processes, and presenting information to both MEDC management and external customers.

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Education

Possession of a bachelor's degree in any major.

Experience

Economic/Community Development Analyst 9

No specific type or amount is required.

Economic/Community Development Analyst 10

One year of professional experience in commercial financial analysis, marketing, international marketing, workforce development, or public, private economic, or community development equivalent to an Economic/Community Development Analyst 9; or, involving the creation, financing, and operation of a business or providing information and services to business executives or communities in such areas as financing options and packaging, research and analysis on community and economic or workforce development issues, professional tax and/or credit analysis, unemployment and workers compensation analysis, evaluating loan or grant applications, developing and implementing programs to identify foreign markets for export of Michigan products.

Economic/Community Development Analyst P11

Two years of professional experience in commercial financial analysis, marketing, international marketing, workforce development; or public or private economic or community development equivalent to an Economic/Community Development Analyst, including one year equivalent to an Economic/Community Development Analyst 10; or, involving the creation, financing, and operation of a business or providing information and services to business executives or communities in such areas as financing options and packaging, research and analysis on community and economic or workforce development issues, professional tax and/or credit analysis, unemployment and workers compensation analysis, evaluating loan or grant applications, developing and implementing programs to identify foreign markets for export of Michigan products.

Economic/Community Development Analyst 9

Educational level typically acquired through completion of high school and five years of experience providing information and services to business executives or communities in such areas as financing options and packaging, research and analysis on community and economic or workforce development issues, professional tax and/or credit analysis, unemployment and workers compensation analysis, evaluating loan and grant applications, developing and implementing programs to identify foreign markets for export of Michigan products, or involving the creation, financing, and operation of a business.

Economic/Community Development Analyst 10 - P11

Additional experience in the above areas will be credited for each of the respective classification levels on a year-for-level basis. For example, completion of high school and six years of experience involving the creation, financing, and operation of a business, or providing information and services to business executives or communities in such areas as financing options and packaging, research and analysis on community and economic development issues, etc., is creditable for the Economic Community Development Analyst 10 classification.

For more information on the MEDC and other career opportunities, visit www.michiganbusiness.org/careers.