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Fiscal Policy Analyst
at Second Day
Agency Overview:
The Massachusetts House of Representatives ("House") is comprised of 160
independently elected Members, each representing a district of approximately
43,000 people.
Position Overview:
Fiscal Policy Analysts work on a wide array of fiscal and budgetary matters that come before the House Ways and Means committee. Analysts partner with agency staff and engage stakeholders to develop annual budget recommendations related to both spending and revenue. They analyze agency and external stakeholder requests; track spending, revenue, and staffing within agencies and departments; make budget-related recommendations based on their independent analysis.
Reports to:
Reports to the Chair of the Committee and, at the discretion of the Chair, to
the Staff Director, the Budget Director.
Duties and responsibilities:
• Work alongside the Budget Director, and with the rest of the committee
staff, on constructing the annual State Budget, supplemental budgets, and
guiding the overall fiscal policy of the Commonwealth.
• Liaison with counterparts in the Senate and the Administration on fiscal
and revenue issues.
• Make recommendations to the Budget Director, Staff Director, and the
Chair on budgetary matters.
• Researching historical spending and revenue trends and presenting
background information to senior staff on policy issues;
• Recommending spending and policy initiatives to the Budget Director and
Committee Chair;
• Drafting and finalizing legislative language;
• Utilize LAWS
• Represent the Chair at meetings and forums as needed
• Facilitate and coordinate communication between the Chair, legislators,
state officials, staff, agency personnel, and stakeholders in the development
and advancement of budget related legislation
• Utilize Microsoft PowerPoint and/or Publisher
• Utilize Microsoft Excel
• Create reference materials on topical issues
• Utilize NCSL and/or other research databases
• Work with committee staff to develop materials and prepare briefings for
the Chair
• Attend hearings, events, and meetings on behalf of the Chair
• Research revenue/budgetary issues through meeting attendance, review of
news reports and/or communication with stakeholder groups
• Collaborating with and supporting other analysts by sharing information,
assisting with technical skills development and analysis.