Long & Associates, LLC
Construction Analysis HUD IHBG Program
Long & Associates, LLC, Alpharetta, Georgia, United States, 30239
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Employer:
Long & Associates, LLC
Location:
Remote
Position Type:
Part-Time
Support Area:
HUD Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) Competitive Program
About Long & Associates
Long & Associates, LLC is a public accounting and consulting firm providing specialized
financial management ,
business consulting , and
administrative support services
to government and tribal entities. We are proud to support programs that address housing disparities, improve public infrastructure, and empower Native American communities.
We are currently seeking a qualified
Construction Analyst
or equivalent professional to join our team in support of HUD’s
Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) Competitive Program Evaluation . This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a federally mandated research project with national significance and direct impact on Tribal housing policy.
Position Overview
The Construction Analyst will play an integral role in a multidisciplinary research team tasked with evaluating the outcomes, implementation, and future direction of the
IHBG Competitive Grant Program . This role involves simultaneous work across several project components, including data collection, construction project analysis, financial tracking, qualitative research, and collaborative report writing.
This role is ideally suited for candidates with experience in
federal housing programs ,
construction finance ,
program evaluation , and
research design .
Key Responsibilities
Project Research & Evaluation Contribute to answering HUD’s seven overarching research questions related to the IHBG Competitive Program, including: The relationship between the competitive and formula grant programs The characteristics and scale of new housing created Barriers and enablers to housing development Recommendations for program improvement Assessment of current housing needs and conditions in Tribal areas Construction & Financial Analysis Evaluate construction projects funded by IHBG Competitive grants—including cost, timeline, project type, and implementation model Compare outcomes between competitive and formula-funded projects, including differences in financing, housing quality, and awardee types Data Collection & Management Support the collection and analysis of data from: American Community Survey (ACS) and Census Administrative and program documentation HUD/ONAP systems Surveys and interviews with Tribal staff, contractors, and HUD personnel Maintain organized project records and ensure quality and compliance with federal standards Report Development & Synthesis Contribute to the development of the following deliverables: 6–9 in-depth project descriptions, including stalled and completed efforts, with synthesis of key findings Interim report addressing Research Selected Questions, using administrative and ACS data Final comprehensive report covering methodology, findings, and policy recommendations Stakeholder Engagement & Communication Support communication with Tribes, HUD ONAP staff, and other stakeholders throughout the evaluation Participate in briefings and presentations summarizing research progress and findings Project Coordination Work collaboratively across team leads responsible for project management, qualitative and quantitative analysis, housing policy, and program evaluation Contribute to meeting deadlines within a 31-month period while maintaining high standards of research rigor
Required
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Construction Management, Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Housing Studies, or a related field At least 3–5 years of relevant experience in construction analysis, housing research, or federal program evaluation Experience working with large datasets and public housing administrative systems (e.g., ACS, HUD data) Familiarity with affordable housing development, tribal housing programs, and grant-funded projects Excellent writing and synthesis skills; ability to translate findings into actionable insights Strong organizational skills and ability to manage concurrent research activities and deadlines
Preferred
Prior experience working on HUD or ONAP-sponsored programs Experience conducting interviews, focus groups, or surveys with Tribal governments or stakeholders Familiarity with Pindus (2017) and other foundational research on Native American housing needs Ability to contribute to peer-reviewed or policy-focused publications PMP or research project coordination certification (a plus)
Additional Information
Long & Associates reserves the right to modify job descriptions to meet organizational needs. Reasonable accommodations will be provided by governing law. This posting is part of an ongoing inventory for immediate and future Construction Analysis openings. Seniority level
Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type
Employment type Other Job function
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Construction Analysis HUD IHBG Program
role at
Long & Associates, LLC 6 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Join to apply for the
Construction Analysis HUD IHBG Program
role at
Long & Associates, LLC Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. Construction Analyst
Employer:
Long & Associates, LLC
Location:
Remote
Position Type:
Part-Time
Support Area:
HUD Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) Competitive Program
About Long & Associates
Long & Associates, LLC is a public accounting and consulting firm providing specialized
financial management ,
business consulting , and
administrative support services
to government and tribal entities. We are proud to support programs that address housing disparities, improve public infrastructure, and empower Native American communities.
We are currently seeking a qualified
Construction Analyst
or equivalent professional to join our team in support of HUD’s
Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) Competitive Program Evaluation . This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a federally mandated research project with national significance and direct impact on Tribal housing policy.
Position Overview
The Construction Analyst will play an integral role in a multidisciplinary research team tasked with evaluating the outcomes, implementation, and future direction of the
IHBG Competitive Grant Program . This role involves simultaneous work across several project components, including data collection, construction project analysis, financial tracking, qualitative research, and collaborative report writing.
This role is ideally suited for candidates with experience in
federal housing programs ,
construction finance ,
program evaluation , and
research design .
Key Responsibilities
Project Research & Evaluation Contribute to answering HUD’s seven overarching research questions related to the IHBG Competitive Program, including: The relationship between the competitive and formula grant programs The characteristics and scale of new housing created Barriers and enablers to housing development Recommendations for program improvement Assessment of current housing needs and conditions in Tribal areas Construction & Financial Analysis Evaluate construction projects funded by IHBG Competitive grants—including cost, timeline, project type, and implementation model Compare outcomes between competitive and formula-funded projects, including differences in financing, housing quality, and awardee types Data Collection & Management Support the collection and analysis of data from: American Community Survey (ACS) and Census Administrative and program documentation HUD/ONAP systems Surveys and interviews with Tribal staff, contractors, and HUD personnel Maintain organized project records and ensure quality and compliance with federal standards Report Development & Synthesis Contribute to the development of the following deliverables: 6–9 in-depth project descriptions, including stalled and completed efforts, with synthesis of key findings Interim report addressing Research Selected Questions, using administrative and ACS data Final comprehensive report covering methodology, findings, and policy recommendations Stakeholder Engagement & Communication Support communication with Tribes, HUD ONAP staff, and other stakeholders throughout the evaluation Participate in briefings and presentations summarizing research progress and findings Project Coordination Work collaboratively across team leads responsible for project management, qualitative and quantitative analysis, housing policy, and program evaluation Contribute to meeting deadlines within a 31-month period while maintaining high standards of research rigor
Required
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Construction Management, Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Housing Studies, or a related field At least 3–5 years of relevant experience in construction analysis, housing research, or federal program evaluation Experience working with large datasets and public housing administrative systems (e.g., ACS, HUD data) Familiarity with affordable housing development, tribal housing programs, and grant-funded projects Excellent writing and synthesis skills; ability to translate findings into actionable insights Strong organizational skills and ability to manage concurrent research activities and deadlines
Preferred
Prior experience working on HUD or ONAP-sponsored programs Experience conducting interviews, focus groups, or surveys with Tribal governments or stakeholders Familiarity with Pindus (2017) and other foundational research on Native American housing needs Ability to contribute to peer-reviewed or policy-focused publications PMP or research project coordination certification (a plus)
Additional Information
Long & Associates reserves the right to modify job descriptions to meet organizational needs. Reasonable accommodations will be provided by governing law. This posting is part of an ongoing inventory for immediate and future Construction Analysis openings. Seniority level
Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type
Employment type Other Job function
Job function Research, Analyst, and Information Technology Industries Accounting Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Long & Associates, LLC by 2x Get notified about new Analysis Specialist jobs in
Alpharetta, GA . Atlanta, GA $80,000.00-$90,000.00 1 week ago North Atlanta, GA $20.00-$40.00 1 year ago Atlanta, GA $81,200.00-$181,600.00 1 week ago Regional Construction Manager South-East (GA, NC, SC)
Regional Construction Manager South-East (GA, NC, SC)
Assistant Construction Manager/Superintendent
Atlanta Metropolitan Area $125,000.00-$150,000.00 4 days ago Construction Superintendent (National Traveling)
Atlanta, GA $80,000.00-$95,000.00 3 days ago General Laborer Entry Level Construction Worker
Alpharetta, GA $70,000.00-$85,000.00 1 month ago Alpharetta, GA $55,000.00-$65,000.00 1 month ago KWFS - Lead Civil Construction - Texas or Georgia
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