Legislative Fiscal Analyst State of South DakotaLegislative Fiscal AnalystPierre, SD$75,000–$117,000 / yearMinimum Qualifications: A bachelor's degree; preferred degrees include public or business administration, public policy, finance, economics, accounting, operations research, data science, or other advanced degree in a related field, such as law; Strong research skills, including the use of appropriate source materials and methodologies; Strong communication skills, both orally and in writing, to convey information to legislators and the public; The motivation to gain knowledge and develop expertise in several skills and subject areas depending on the needs of legislators; The ability to work objectively and impartially with members of all political parties and independents; The ability to work cooperatively under pressure with legislators, colleagues, and state government staff; The ability to demonstrate Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint proficiency; The ability to work long hours, when necessary, and under tight deadlines; employees earn compensation time for extra hours worked. Duties and Responsibilities: Compiling data and researching public policy issues for legislators; Writing reports and other documents on the inner workings and fiscal condition of state government; Analyzing state agency budgets and presenting budget information to legislative committees; Staffing the Joint Committee on Appropriations, including acting as secretary for meetings; Drafting legislation, especially appropriation bills, and amendments; Developing effective relationships with legislators and agency personnel; Evaluating proposed legislation and ballot measures for potential fiscal impacts and preparing fiscal notes; Improving internal processes and systems and learning new skills and subject areas over the interim.
Legislative Intern (Spring) State of South DakotaLegislative Intern (Spring)Pierre, SDParty preference is not used to qualify or disqualify an applicant, but the number of interns selected from each party is reflective of the partisan composition of each house of the Legislature. Position Description: The South Dakota Legislature is currently in search of 26 college students to serve as interns during the upcoming 2027 South Dakota Legislative Session.
Senior Analyst, FP&A - Legislative, Initiatives & Pricing Integration CVS Health CorpSenior Analyst, FP&A - Legislative, Initiatives & Pricing IntegrationSD$46,988–$122,400 / yearPOSITION SUMMARY: The Senior Analyst, FP&A - Legislative, Initiatives & Pricing Integration supports the tracking, modeling, and financial integration of legislative impacts, new business initiatives, and pricing assumptions into the Network P&L within CVS Health's Pharmacy Services business. Reporting to the Manager, FP&A Fees, Credits, GTs, Legislative & Network Consolidation, this role monitors state and federal regulatory developments and quantifies their financial impact on network revenue, COGS, fees, and credits.
NewLegislative Research Analyst South Dakota State GovernmentLegislative Research AnalystPierre, SD$74,000–$109,000 / yearA bachelor's degree or higher in public policy, political science, public or business administration, economics, or a related field; Strong research and analytical skills; Strong writing skills; A willingness to develop expertise in various subject areas; The ability to communicate, both orally and in writing, in a manner that clearly and efficiently conveys information to legislators and the public; The ability to remain objective and nonpartisan in relation to all legislative matters, maintain confidentiality, and handle politically sensitive work; and. Applications, consisting of a letter of interest and resume, should be submitted online ( https://gen-stateofsouthdako-trn.inforcloudsuite.com/hcm/xmlhttp/shorturl.do?key=4PK ) or e-mail to: South Dakota Legislative Research Council.
Legislative Fiscal Analyst South Dakota State GovernmentLegislative Fiscal AnalystPierre, SD$75,000–$117,000 / yearA bachelor's degree; preferred degrees include public or business administration, public policy, finance, economics, accounting, operations research, data science, or other advanced degree in a related field, such as law; Strong research skills, including the use of appropriate source materials and methodologies; Strong communication skills, both orally and in writing, to convey information to legislators and the public; The motivation to gain knowledge and develop expertise in several skills and subject areas depending on the needs of legislators; The ability to work objectively and impartially with members of all political parties and independents; The ability to work cooperatively under pressure with legislators, colleagues, and state government staff; The ability to demonstrate Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint proficiency; The ability to work long hours, when necessary, and under tight deadlines; employees earn compensation time for extra hours worked. Compiling data and researching public policy issues for legislators; Writing reports and other documents on the inner workings and fiscal condition of state government; Analyzing state agency budgets and presenting budget information to legislative committees; Staffing the Joint Committee on Appropriations, including acting as secretary for meetings; Drafting legislation, especially appropriation bills, and amendments; Developing effective relationships with legislators and agency personnel; Evaluating proposed legislation and ballot measures for potential fiscal impacts and preparing fiscal notes; Improving internal processes and systems and learning new skills and subject areas over the interim.
Legislative Intern (Spring) South Dakota State GovernmentLegislative Intern (Spring)Pierre, SDParty preference is not used to qualify or disqualify an applicant, but the number of interns selected from each party is reflective of the partisan composition of each house of the Legislature. The South Dakota Legislature is currently in search of 26 college students to serve as interns during the upcoming 2027 South Dakota Legislative Session.
Director of Communications State of South DakotaDirector of CommunicationsSD$66,550–$80,000 / yearwrite press releases, public service announcements, speeches, presentations, and speaking points for Department officials; assist Department programs in creating and developing program specific website and media projects; coordinate joint informational efforts with other state agencies as well as federal agencies and partner organizations; develop and coordinate monthly internal and external presentations and videos for the Cabinet Secretary; serve as the Department's point of contact and spokesperson for all media and public inquiries; organize press conferences and other special events involving the media; collaborate with the Governor's communications staff as necessary; participate in the Department's legislative activity. As the Director of Communications, this individual will: lead the Department's overall communications strategy by directing, planning, writing, designing, editing, and producing a wide range of effective communication projects; manage the Department's media communications to ensure responses are appropriate, timely and in accordance with Department interests and policies; maintain and foster relationships with members of the statewide media pool; work directly with reporters from media outlets across the state to coordinate interviews and provide information and context on department programs.
Director of Communications South Dakota State GovernmentDirector of CommunicationsStatewide, SD$66,550–$80,000 / yearwrite press releases, public service announcements, speeches, presentations, and speaking points for Department officials; assist Department programs in creating and developing program specific website and media projects; coordinate joint informational efforts with other state agencies as well as federal agencies and partner organizations; develop and coordinate monthly internal and external presentations and videos for the Cabinet Secretary; serve as the Department's point of contact and spokesperson for all media and public inquiries; organize press conferences and other special events involving the media; collaborate with the Governor's communications staff as necessary; participate in the Department's legislative activity. As the Director of Communications, this individual will: lead the Department's overall communications strategy by directing, planning, writing, designing, editing, and producing a wide range of effective communication projects; manage the Department's media communications to ensure responses are appropriate, timely and in accordance with Department interests and policies; maintain and foster relationships with members of the statewide media pool; work directly with reporters from media outlets across the state to coordinate interviews and provide information and context on department programs.
Assistant Director of Communications South Dakota Board Of RegentsAssistant Director of CommunicationsBrookings, SDResponsibilities include writing and editing athletics publications and news releases, maintaining GoJacks.com, managing media and press box operations during home events, enhancing social media presence for assigned sports, maintaining historical records and statistics, and promoting student-athletes and coaches through award nominations and storytelling initiatives. Changes of Temperature, Exposure to Noise, Extreme Cold, Extreme Heat >100F, Extreme Weather Conditions (wind, rain, snow, humidity), Walking/Standing on rough or uneven surfaces (gravel, rocks, etc), Walking/Standing on wood, metal or concrete Please describe, in more detail, any of the conditions checked above.