Management and Program Analyst

• Department: Department of Transportation

A Technical support employee that is capable of supporting technical programs (i.e... Planning and requirements, and Airspace and procedures), project, policies and procedures associated with air traffic.

Incumbent applies experience and advanced knowledge of cartographic processes and procedures including: collecting, evaluating, verifying and selecting information; preparing, developing, constructing, and producing radar, video, aeronautical and other types of charts and visual aids based on accrued information. Prepares statistical graphs and pictorial illustrations for use by operational, support, and administrative personnel.

Performs multiple and varying tasks associated with the cartographic process, which requires expertise in the collection, evaluation, selection and verification of information and the knowledge and skills to originate from the data; accurate aeronautical and special purpose charts, maps, graphs, and pictorial illustrations.

Develops methods to meet cartographic requirements using computer mapping technology, drawing upon traditional manual cartographic experience and techniques.

Cartographic requirements include, but are not limited to, design and creation of charts and maps depicting navigational aids and hazards;
Minimum Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)/Altitudes (MIA); fixes; airports; warning areas; compulsory and non-compulsory reporting points; obstructions; military operational areas; boundaries for airspace stratifications;
Center boundaries;
Approach Control boundaries variances; operational deviations; and all annotations thereof.

Contacts typically are internal and external. Internal contacts frequently involve more than one major subdivision or LOB/staff office and are with managers and other employees to share information, coordinate efforts, discuss the statuses of assignments, and identify resources needed to complete assignments. External contacts typically are with customers and other parties concerning information or technical findings related to assignments.

Established policies and procedures provide guidance for most assignments, but allow considerable discretion for employee to select the most appropriate approach(es) or recommend new approaches. Typically works under limited instructions that are provided by a manager, project/program manager, team leader, or more experienced employee.

Work is reviewed periodically, typically through status reports and at completion, to ensure policy compliance and alignment with the requirements of projects and/or work activities. Incumbent is also responsible for the compilation of data and will analyze, track, monitor and report on programmatic and management actions in support of the organization's mission. May recommend changes and/or solutions to routine procedural problems.

Uses complex programs to develop and produce the products to the requested detail, scale/size, and quality. Organizes and adjusts priorities as needed to complete tasking in accordance with the needs of the facilities. Recognizes changes in mission requirements and communicates current and future needs of the cartography duties. Responsible for requesting expendables and equipment needed to perform this task.

Analyzes chart change, Notice to Airmen, personnel requests, and procedural publication information. In addition, tracks and updates operational and training information using multiple complex programs in a timely manner with minimal over‑site for several air traffic facilities ensure compliance with day‑to‑day projects. On occasion, incumbent will be required to work evening/night hours to support scheduled 56‑day cycle chart updates.

Demonstrates considerable…