CPIC Analyst

---

Job description

Overview
Seeking an opportunity to build amazing client relationships and solve mission critical, strategic problems? We are ROCIMG, a consulting firm serving the federal government and commercial clients with a focus on strategy, transformation, program management, technology and cybersecurity. We are a rising company with rich client experiences and great references. We develop enduring partnerships with our clients to resolve complex, mission-critical challenges, and help them to accomplish their strategic and operational goals. We have a vision for becoming our customers preferred adviser and provider of digital transformation, business, technology and cybersecurity services. As we continue to grow our business, we are looking for a CPIC Analyst to join our team.

Responsibilities

• Collect, track, maintain, consolidate, and analyze data sets related to varying OCIO budget portfolios (e.g., IT Portfolio, Capital Investment Funds, Cyber Capital Investment Funds)
• Support and advise on CPIC, PIR, IT Portfolio Management processes
• Provide hands on strategic and tactical advisory services to improve the Agency's CPIC process while reducing complexity and burden
• Make recommendations for improvements to the project and portfolio management policies, procedures, and processes using industry best practices in CPIC and portfolio management
• Serve as primary point of contact between Agency and Components regarding Component CPIC Activities to ensure effective communication between both sets of organizations
• Provide advisory and coaching support to Components CPIC staff and key stakeholders on CPIC processes and programmatic issues
• Analyze cost data and investment performance metrics to inform decision-making and support the optimization of IT investments
• Lead efforts to update processes, review policies, and implement improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of IT capital planning and portfolio management
• Facilitate workshops, meetings and stakeholder interviews
• Develop and deliver CPIC training courses
• Gather, organize input, and participate in CPIC, PIR, IRB, and other meetings
• Review and update Agency CPIC guidance as changes occur from OMB and other oversight bodies
• Collaborate and work effectively in a fast-paced team environment, with the ability to build direct working relationships with ROCIMG and client teams
• Analyze and synthesize information, formulate and test hypotheses, to draw accurate, logical, and actionable conclusions, and develop and communicate recommendations
• Develop written work products, e.g., process improvement, training content, presentations, research papers, financial analyses, reports, meeting minutes
• Propose and develop metrics and dashboards to demonstrate business benefits
• Present results to client management and implement recommendations in collaboration with client team members
• Develop communications tailored to specific audiences
• Work in agile, collaborative environments
• Be flexible, agile, and adaptable in regards to learning and understanding new technologies and subject matters
• Drive an independent workstream in the context of a broader project team
• Support marketing, business development and internal activities that are designed to advance the firm
• Support on-demand analysis and tasks

Position Requirements

Formal Education, Certification & Experience

• Minimum Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a 4-year accredited college or university
• Minimum five years' CPIC work experience
• Five (5) years' experience supporting federal government clients

Ideal Candidates Possess the Following Qualities

• Excellent communication skills, confidence, and a 'can-do' attitude
• Strong computer skills (Excel, PowerPoint, MS Word)
• Highly motivated, with clear evidence of drive and significant achievements
• Able to understand clients' needs and challenges and apply a creative and logical approach to identify solutions
• Exceptional qualitative and quantitative analysis skills and ability to derive recommendations informed by data and insights
• Strong emphasis on attention to detail
• Strong verbal and written communication skills with direct and indirect senior leadership
• Comfortable working on multiple tasks concurrently and meeting deadlines, while maintaining focus in an environment with conflicting demands
• Ability to communicate complex situations clearly and simply by listening actively and conveying difficult messages in a positive manner

Preferred Experience

• Previous, client facing, professional services experience
• Hands-on working knowledge of data analytics and advanced Excel skills
• Clear and concise written, listening, and verbal communication skills
• Familiarity with data visualization tools and creating dashboards
• Familiarity with financial methods/ computations
• Working knowledge of CPIC process and IT budgets for the Federal Government
• Working knowledge of IT Portfolio Management and OMB requirements and processes

Location

• Baltimore, MD; Hybrid
• The preference is for DMV local candidates as periodic in-office/client site presence may be required

Additional Requirements

• This position requires successful completion of a background check and employment verification

• U.S. Citizenship required
• The successful candidate must not be subject to employment restrictions from a former employer (such as a non-compete) that would prevent the candidate from performing the job responsibilities as described.

Benefits

• Medical, Rx, Dental & Vision Insurance
• Company Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays
• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Skills Development & Certifications
• Employee Referral Program

PI28e36a47b06a-5111

<!– job description page –>