CPIC Analyst Senior

SUMMARY

Arcticom, a subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation, is actively seeking a qualified Senior Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) Analyst to contribute to our endeavors in partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The role involves independent or collaborative work, directed by the government, integral to the business operations supporting Capital Planning for the USDA’s Digital Infrastructure Services Center (DISC). The incumbent will be responsible for overseeing capital planning, particularly in areas such as data center services, cloud hosting, and critical federal government functions. 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

The Essential Duties and Responsibilities are intended to present a descriptive list of the range of duties performed for this position and are not intended to reflect all duties performed within the job. Other duties may be assigned.

The CPIC Analyst will play a crucial role in various aspects of USDA’s IT investment management, including but not limited to:

•              Facilitating and supporting the execution of the agency’s CPIC development and IT Portfolio Management   analysis processes.

•              Managing and supporting the CPIC team, providing in-depth analysis to support technology resource investment decisions.

•              Developing and supporting CPIC/IT Portfolio analysis and implementation processes, policies, and procedures.

•              Identifying opportunities for efficiencies and innovative approaches in the work process.

•              Providing strategic leadership support for Multi-Year Planning, Budget Formulation, and Execution Review.

•              Offering strategic and senior-level support for CPIC/TBM processes, including OMB preparation, submission, and execution of the budget (OMB-A-11) requirements.

•              Collaborating on IT Portfolio Management analysis, including portfolio data analysis, investment allocations, security selection, and portfolio repositioning.

•              Conducting research, data analysis, and generating reports to enable data-driven decisions.

•              Supporting the development and implementation of criteria during the CPIC and IT Portfolio Management process.

•              Monitoring enterprise investments and conducting reviews to ensure IT investments align with plans.

•              Assisting with the development of tools, templates, and mechanisms for data and information compilation.

•              Evaluating IT acquisition and performance management data and artifacts.

•              Supporting various federal reporting requirements and processes, including FedStat, PortfolioStat, IDC, TechStat, and FITARA.

•              Collaborating with Investment Managers to improve the quality of business case submissions in AgMax.

•              Reviewing and providing feedback on Capital Planning documentation provided by investment project managers.

•              Overseeing Development, Modernization, and Enhancement (DME) project implementation schedules and conducting Earned Value Management computation.

•              Drafting Post Implementation Reviews (PIRs) for DME projects.

•              Assisting in the preparation of Capital Planning documentation, including Acquisition Approval Requests (AAR) templates.

•              Supporting internal procurement requests, documentation preparation and submission.

•              Creating agendas for Investment Review Board (IRB) meetings and facilitating meetings.

•              Providing programmatic support to investment project managers and teams.

•              Implementing and operating enterprise financial planning processes.

•              Managing IT programs composed of multiple projects.

•              Using Earned Value Management (EVM) techniques to monitor and control projects.

•              Performing federal government capital planning processes as described in OMB Circular A-11.<