The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) is recruiting for one (1), Permanent, Full-time Associate Governmental Program Analyst within its Legal Division. This position may be based in the Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, or San Diego offices, with remote work options available.
The DFPI is a California state agency that protects California consumers, small businesses, and investors, and administers multiple state licensing laws relating to financial services. Industries that the DFPI regulates include mortgage and student loan servicers, state-licensed lenders, investment advisors, and debt collectors. The DFPI often considers legal and policy issues presented by emerging financial technologies, and develops strategies that protect consumers and investors while encouraging financial innovation that benefits all Californians. The Legal Division is a team of attorneys, professional and support staff that draft regulations, legal opinions, and legislative analysis, and coordinate the DFPI’s responses to subpoenas and Public Records Act (PRA) requests.
Under the general direction of the Staff Services Manager I (SSM1) of the Legal Division, the Associate Governmental Program Analyst assists legal staff in timely responding to PRA requests and subpoenas duces tecum, agency rulemaking, business correspondence, drafting and proofreading legal and policy documents, and organizing meetings and conferences. PRA responsibilities may include coordinating with DFPI staff to obtain responsive documents, identifying applicable exemptions from disclosure, applying appropriate redactions, drafting acknowledgment and response letters to requestors, and disclosing documents to requestors. Agency rulemaking responsibilities may include preparing form documents for submission to the Office of Administrative Law, conducting research to support the DFPI's economic impact determinations relating to regulations, organizing and summarizing rulemaking comments, drafting non-substantive regulations, and ensuring that rulemaking documents are posted to the DFPI’s public website.
This recruitment may be used to fill subsequent vacancies of these positions within the next 180 days.
You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.