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The City of Dallas

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Economic Development Analyst 1 - Finance Division, Office of Economic Development

Corporate Finance & FP&APosted on Nov 10
Full-timeDallas, TX, USA$55.4k - $65.1kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree from an accredited four-year college, emphasizing one or more of Urban Planning, Public Administration, Economic Development, Real Estate Development, Economics, Mathematics, Information Technology, Geographic Information Systems, Finance, or Accounting.
  • Alternatively, an associate degree preferably in a science area or at least two years of college credit in the listed areas, plus two years of work experience in some essential functions at an economic development organization, may qualify for an entry-level position.
  • Ability to communicate effectively and diplomatically internally and externally at all levels, both orally and in writing.
  • Demonstrated proficiency or ability to gain proficiency with ESRI ArcGIS mapping software, geospatial data analysis, data visualization, dashboards, story maps, and infographics.
  • Experience collaborating in dashboard and/or database development, maintenance, and analysis.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access, and/or Salesforce.
  • Knowledge of interpreting, compiling, analyzing, and presenting results, and drafting reports or determinations related to contractual agreements and/or financial data.
  • Punctual and regular attendance and availability to work extended hours as needed.

Responsibilities

  • Assist with developing and implementing programs and activities that foster business development and retention and create or retain jobs in Dallas.
  • Build professional relationships with business owners, private and governmental agencies, and stakeholders to develop public-private partnerships and catalyst projects.
  • Interact with expanding and relocating companies to share information about City incentive programs and encourage business creation, expansion, and contribution to Dallas's economic development.
  • Research, compile, and analyze economic and demographic data for briefing materials, and respond to or assess business proposals included in fiscal impact analyses.
  • Support economic development projects, including producing management reports and drafting response letters, tables, impact models, and other relevant materials.
  • Manage multiple projects, meet deadlines, and prioritize and organize work assignments.
  • Use judgment, tact, creativity, resourcefulness, and leadership when working with residents, developers, City officials, outside agencies, committees, and boards.
  • Assist with researching information and databases, compiling and analyzing data, and monitoring contract compliance.
  • Assist with drafting financial aspects of City Council agenda items and resolutions.
  • Develop and maintain website and social media content.
  • Assist with developing the department's operating budget.
  • Prepare monthly expenditure, revenue, and performance-measure reports for the Budget Office.
  • Track and reconcile revenues, expenditures, position counts, and full-time equivalents.
  • Develop revenue and expenditure forecasts.
  • Perform fund accounting for department operating funds, including cash-balance analyses, journal entries, and other accounting documents in the City's financial system.
  • Assist with procurement activities and service-contract solicitations.
  • Provide administrative support for human-resources business processes, including entering job requisitions and Classification Action Forms and running authorized Workday reports.
  • Prepare ad hoc financial reports and provide information on budgeting, financial controls, data collection, and analytical methodologies.
  • Conduct assigned research activities and projects.
  • Meet budget-request deadlines while ensuring technical accuracy, accountability, and transparency in financial matters.
  • Perform other assigned work as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Some knowledge or understanding of budgets, expenditures, estimates, reconciliations, and municipal budgeting.

About the Company

The City of Dallas

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The City of Dallas provides municipal government services and information through its official channels, including its website and public portals. It acts as a city government, offering access to permits, licenses, public records, safety alerts, and city news. The city uses online portals and data portals to deliver services and information to residents, businesses, and visitors. Its products are online government services and information resources that people access through a web interface; processes are typically self-service forms, status tracking, and data dashboards. The city differentiates itself from private tech competitors by being a public institution focused on transparency, accessibility, and accountability rather to serve the public interest rather than profit. Its goal is to provide clear, reliable information and easy-to-use services to improve city living, safety, and governance for Dallas residents and stakeholders.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1841

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