AM&E Program Analyst
Vets HiredFlorida, United States
Posted April 10, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Vets Hired is a San Diego‑based nonprofit that champions the transition of women veterans and military spouses into the civilian workforce. By forging strategic partnerships with corporations, educational institutions, and defense agencies, the organization runs “Support Our Troops” resource and career fairs that connect more than 100 veteran‑friendly employers with job seekers. Its comprehensive suite of services—including skill assessment, resume writing, interview coaching, and family relocation support—empowers veterans and their families to secure meaningful employment and advance their careers. Vets Hired distinguishes itself through its focus on women veterans, its zero‑cost model for participants, and its proven track record of reducing veteran unemployment rates across the United States.
Job Description
The AM&E Program Analyst supports the evaluation and effectiveness of security cooperation and assistance programs by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting program data to inform strategic decisions and improve program outcomes.
Requirements
- Provide technical support for assessment, monitoring, and evaluation activities in alignment with established policies and frameworks.
- Assist in integrating evaluation data into operational planning, exercises, and strategic initiatives.
- Develop, review, and edit reports, plans, and analytical documents related to program performance.
- Support the design and evaluation of security cooperation and assistance programs.
- Conduct assessments and gather feedback from stakeholders to evaluate program effectiveness.
- Coordinate with internal teams, partners, and stakeholders to support program implementation and monitoring.
- Represent program initiatives during engagements and support collaboration with external partners.
- Track program progress, milestones, and performance metrics.
- Support policy development, reporting requirements, and action tracking.
- Assist in improving processes and adapting to evolving program requirements.
