Description
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI) strives to conduct rigorous analysis and research to advance policy solutions that ensure all Georgians thrive. We examine the state’s budget, taxes, and public policies to provide thoughtful analysis and responsible solutions that address inequities in our state. We educate the public about complex issues confronting Georgia. We activate Georgians to call for policy solutions that put people first. Our aim is to inspire informed debate and decision-making, advancing our vision of a state budget informed by the people that improves economic opportunities for all Georgians, creating a just, equitable, and inclusive economy.
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI) is hiring a Senior Policy Analyst/Director of Education to lead its education policy and advocacy agenda, with a primary focus on Pre-K–12 education funding and equity. This role also serves as the resident policy expert for the Fund Georgia’s Future (FGF) coalition.
Scope of Work
Research and writing: 30% of the role.
External affairs: 30% of the role.
Budget and legislative analysis: 20% of the role.
Advocacy and policymaker education: 20% of the role.
Key Qualifications
Core Experience: Policy research, public finance, and legislative advocacy.
Technical Skills: Analyzing state budgets and Excel proficiency.
Policy Knowledge: Georgia’s Pre-K–12 landscape and school funding formulas.
Equity Focus: Understanding structural racism in education.
Bonus Skills: Data visualization tools (R, Tableau) and grant writing.
Position Details & Application
Salary Range: $90,000 to $110,000.
Type & Location: Remote with frequent travel across Georgia and to the Capitol.
Reporting Structure: Reports directly to the CEO.
Application Materials: Resume, cover letter (answering three specific prompts), and a policy writing sample under 4 pages.
Deadline: November 10, 2026.