Session Fiscal Analyst

The Office of Program Research provides nonpartisan legal, policy, and fiscal services for House committees and members. Our work involves a wide range of issues relevant to the lives of Washingtonians. Our team consists of curious, creative, collaborative, and dedicated professionals. We share a commitment to public service, teamwork, and excellence.

• Meeting office standards for nonpartisanship, objectivity, and confidentiality.
• Developing subject matter expertise for assigned agencies and programs.
• Conducting fiscal and policy research and analysis.
• Analyzing budget proposals from agencies, the Governor, and others.
• Analyzing proposed legislation and policy options, including identifying fiscal impacts.
• Drafting bills, amendments, bill reports, and budget documents.
• Developing and evaluating options to assist House members in meeting their goals.
• Presenting and explaining proposed legislation and/or fiscal information.

• A graduate degree in a relevant field, such as public administration, business administration, or economics.
• Additional Desirable Qualifications: Knowledge of public sector budget processes and procedures, revenue sources, and general forecasting methods.

• Salary
• Health insurance
• Paid leave
• Staff training and other compensation benefits

The Washington State Legislature is a bicameral legislative body that is responsible for making laws for the state of Washington.