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Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from LMI
Job overview
The Program Support Analyst at LMI supports organizational and programmatic initiatives for government clients, particularly serving veterans, by analyzing and facilitating peer-reviewed scientific merit proposals.
Responsibilities and impact
The role involves managing the intake, validation, and compliance of merit proposals, supporting pre and post peer-review activities, coordinating with project managers, analyzing data, managing budgets, facilitating meetings, and ensuring adherence to established processes.
Compensation and benefits
The salary range is $56,000 to $75,000, with final compensation based on skills, experience, education, and certifications; benefits details are not specified.
Experience and skills
Candidates need an Associate's degree or equivalent experience, 3-5 years in a similar administrative role, strong critical thinking, communication, teamwork, and attention to detail; preferred experience includes working with Veteran Affairs research, mentoring, meeting facilitation, and research systems like eRA or NIH.
Work environment and culture
LMI values a people-centered culture and has been recognized as a 2024 Best Places to Work in the US, emphasizing collaboration and positive influence within teams.
Company information
LMI is a consultancy founded in 1961 focused on government logistics, digital, analytic solutions, and management advisory services, supporting federal civilian and defense agencies including the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs.
Job location and travel
This is a remote position with a preference for candidates near Washington, DC for occasional meetings.
Unique job features
The role uniquely involves supporting government scientific merit review processes and working closely with the Department of Veterans Affairs research programs.
Company overview
LMI is a consulting firm that provides management and technical services to the U.S. government, focusing on areas such as logistics, digital services, and advanced analytics. They generate revenue by offering expertise and solutions that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of government operations. Founded in 1961 as a non-profit organization, LMI has a rich history of supporting national defense and public sector initiatives, evolving over the decades to address modern challenges in technology and management.
How to land this job
Tailor your resume to emphasize your critical thinking skills, experience in administrative roles, and your ability to manage complex processes, especially those related to scientific merit review and program support, aligning with LMI’s focus on organizational advancements and veteran services.
Highlight your experience or familiarity with government-client interactions, peer-review processes, and research administration systems such as eRA Commons or NIH, as these are key responsibilities in the job description.
Apply through multiple channels including LMI’s official corporate careers page and LinkedIn to maximize your chances of being noticed and to ensure your application reaches the right hiring managers.
Connect with current employees or managers in LMI’s MRSS division or related program support teams on LinkedIn; use ice breakers like asking about their experience working on veteran-related projects or in peer-review facilitation, or expressing your enthusiasm for contributing to veteran-focused organizational improvements.
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