Legal Analyst, NRULPC

This Legal Analyst, NRULPC position is with University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Regulatory and Policy Research, Analysis, and Compliance Monitoring: Conduct advanced research and analysis of federal, state, tribal, and local laws, regulations, administrative decisions, litigation, and policy developments affecting natural resource users and related stakeholders. Monitor proposed legislation, regulatory actions, and emerging compliance issues to assess potential impacts. Develop policy analyses, regulatory summaries, compliance assessments, and recommendations that support informed decision-making and risk mitigation strategies. Identify emerging legal and regulatory trends and establish research priorities through engagement with stakeholders, agencies, and community partners. Policy Development and Institutional Guidance: Serve as a subject matter resource on policy interpretation, regulatory frameworks, and compliance considerations affecting natural resource management and use. Prepare reports, policy briefs, presentations, and recommendations for leadership and stakeholder groups. Outreach, Education, and Stakeholder Engagement: Translate complex legal, regulatory, and policy information into clear, practical, and accessible resources for different audiences. Develop and deliver educational programs, presentations, workshops, webinars, and community outreach activities that promote awareness of regulatory requirements and policy issues. Foster relationships with government agencies, industry organizations, community groups, and other stakeholders to support collaboration and information sharing. Represent the Center at meetings, conferences, and public forums related to regulatory and policy initiatives. Program Oversight, Risk Assessment, and Continuous Improvement: Assess the effectiveness of existing processes, and recommend improvements to strengthen accountability and program outcomes. Maintain systems for tracking legislative, regulatory, and policy developments and supporting accurate reporting and documentation. Contribute to program planning and assessment. Staff Supervision and Mentorship: Supervise and mentor student researchers, fellows, interns, and project participants. Support professional development and ensure consistency in research, outreach, educational programming, and policy analysis activities. Promote collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving and stakeholder engagement. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs): Extensive knowledge of legislative, regulatory, compliance, and public policy processes, including policy analysis, statutory interpretation, and administrative rulemaking. Skill in researching, analyzing, and evaluating complex legal, regulatory, and policy information and translating findings into actionable recommendations. Ability to communicate complex legal, regulatory, scientific, and policy concepts clearly and effectively to various audiences through written, verbal, and presentation formats. Ability to develop policies, procedures, educational materials, and compliance-related resources that support organizational objectives and stakeholder understanding. Skill in building collaborative relationships and influencing stakeholders across academic, governmental, industry, and community settings to achieve strategic goals.