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EXECUTIVE GRANT ANALYST ( UNCLASSIFIED) at State of Nevada (NV) — Applications Closed

State of Nevada (NV)

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Posted On Friday 17th July 2026
Organization State of Nevada (NV)
Location Las Vegas
Job Type Full-time
Address , NV, 89701, Las Vegas
Listing Expires Friday 21st August 2026

Job Description

EXECUTIVE GRANT ANALYST ( UNCLASSIFIED) is listed by State of Nevada (NV) in Las Vegas. The State of Nevada's Office of Federal Assistance (OFA) is hiring an Executive Grant Analyst (EGA) to join its crew in Las Vegas.

This role is central to the OFA's mission of reducing barriers and maximizing federal assistance for Nevada. The EGA will analyze, arrange, and supervise federal grant activities, securing state compliance with regulations and supporting efficient grant administration across state agencies, local agencies, tribal governments, and nonprofit bodies.

This role is perfect for experienced grant professionals who wish to form a considerable bearing on federal funding in Nevada.

Salary & Compensation

Salary: $87,567 per year.

Qualification

You must have three or more years of applicable experience as described in the role responsibilities. A bachelor's degree in public administration, finance, enterprise, or a related field is preferred; a master's degree is also preferred.

  • Three or more years of relevant experience in grant analysis, coordination, or oversight.
  • Bachelor's degree in public administration, finance, business, or a related field (preferred).
  • Master's degree (preferred).
  • State public sector know-how.
  • Expertise in monitoring and evaluating grant performance and compliance.
  • Background in proposal development, budgeting, and securing federal grants.
  • Track record of successfully managing the entire grant lifecycle from submission to closeout.
  • Capacity to monitor grant performance metrics and targets.
  • Know-how tracking and evaluating grant submissions subject to intergovernmental assess.

Duties & Responsibilities

  • Analyze, coordinate, and manage federal grant activities.
  • Confirm state compliance with federal regulations.
  • Aid productive administration of grants across state agencies, nearby agencies, tribal governments, and nonprofit institutions.
  • Monitor grant performance metrics and targets to guarantee reliable administration and maximization of federal assistance.
  • Track and evaluate grant submissions subject to intergovernmental evaluate.
  • Run the entire grant lifecycle from submission to closeout.
  • Create proposals and budgets for federal grants.
  • Organize with various stakeholders to reduce barriers to federal assistance.

Conditions & Requirements

  • Three or more years of suitable expertise.
  • Ability to perform in Las Vegas, Nevada.
  • Full-time availability.
  • Compliance with state and federal regulations.
  • Thriving background verify may be needed.

How You Will Be Evaluated

  1. Submission examine located on qualifications and background.
  2. Supplemental questions may be employed to assess candidates.
  3. Meeting for top candidates.
  4. Reference verifies and background verification.

Required Documents

  • Wrapped up online submission.
  • Responses to supplemental questions.
  • Resume (recommended).
  • Include letter (optional but encouraged).
  • Transcripts or proof of degree (if relevant).

Benefits

  • Competitive pay of $87,567 per year.
  • Full-time employment with state state.
  • Prospect to function on impactful federal grant programs.
  • Expert development in grant administration.

How to Apply

  1. To apply, call on the State of Nevada's professions portal on the formal application portal. Produce or to your candidate account. Finalize the online submission and all supplemental questions. Attach your resume and any other required documents. Assess your application for accuracy and submit before the continuous due date. Submissions are accepted regularly until the role is filled.

Additional Information

  • This role is unclassified, sense it isn’t piece of the classified solution.
  • The Office of Federal Assistance (OFA) centers on maximizing federal funding for Nevada.
  • Continuous recruitment means submissions are reviewed as they’re received.
  • Veterans and people with disabilities are encouraged to register.
  • State of Nevada offers a finish advantages package including health insurance and retirement.
  • This role may need occasional travel within the state.
  • For questions, contact the OFA human assets office.

About Company

The State of Nevada is the public sector entity responsible for administering state programs and solutions across Nevada. Its Office of Federal Assistance (OFA) functions to lower barriers and maximize federal assistance for the state, supporting agencies, area governments, tribal entities, and nonprofits.

This role gives the opportunity to contribute to Nevada's federal funding efforts in a collaborative state environment. State of Nevada (NV) is named as the hiring organization for the EXECUTIVE GRANT ANALYST ( UNCLASSIFIED) post.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common applicant questions about this position, eligibility and the application process.

What does an Executive Grant Analyst do at the State of Nevada?
The Executive Grant Analyst analyzes, coordinates, and manages federal grant activities to guarantee compliance with regulations. They assist grant administration across state agencies, nearby agencies, tribal governments, and nonprofits, managing the packed grant lifecycle from submission to closeout.
What background is needed for the Executive Grant Analyst role?
Candidates demand three or more years of suitable know-how in grant analysis, coordination, or oversight. Preferred qualifications involve a bachelor’s degree in public administration, finance, or enterprise, and state public sector background.
How does the continuous due date work for this role?
Continuous deadline means submissions are accepted and reviewed regularly until the role is filled. It’s best to apply as soon as feasible to be considered.
Is this role remote or onsite in Las Vegas?
This role is located in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is expected to be onsite. The function includes coordinating with various stakeholders across the state.
What documents are needed to put in for the Executive Grant Analyst role?
You require a completed online submission, responses to supplemental questions, and a resume. A include letter and transcripts are optional but recommended.
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