[Hiring] Permitting and Regulatory Reform Consultant @Institute for Responsive Government

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description This position involves supporting and advancing implementation efforts under clear strategic direction, working as part of a coordinated team. • Serve as a subject matter expert and trusted implementation advisor on Responsive Gov’s core policies and best practices. • Provide strategic analysis, support, and guidance to policy and implementation teams. • Build trust-based, collaborative relationships with state agency staff and in-state partners. • Create foundational implementation resources, including detailed state overviews and generalized implementation roadmaps. • Proactively identify potential problems and develop solutions to achieve policy goals. • Prepare well-crafted briefs, reports, and guidance materials. • Document implementation learnings, decisions, and state-specific nuances. Qualifications • Past expertise and subject-matter expertise in state and/or local permitting and regulatory reform. • Expertise in government efficiency and modernization initiatives. • Experience in state and local administrative capacity. • Knowledge of process improvement, performance management, or service delivery reform. • Understanding of cross-agency coordination and implementation challenges. Requirements • Proven experience in navigating complex policy implementation challenges and dynamic political environments. • Professional and/or volunteer experience in government agencies, authorities, or boards. • Understanding of the legal, technical, and financial frameworks in which government entities operate. Compensation and Payment Compensation will be determined based on experience and agreed-upon scope, paid upon invoice. This is a 1099 independent contractor role; the contractor is responsible for their own taxes and insurance. No benefits are included. Application Deadline Rolling Apply tot his job

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