Small Business/Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Advocate & Compliance Analyst
California Department of Public Health
California · Posted October 27, 2026
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California, The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is seeking an Analyst II to serve as its Small Business/Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (SB/DVBE) Advocate within the Policy, Governance and Compliance Unit. This full-time, permanent position supports CDPH’s public health mission by expanding contracting opportunities for SB/DVBE firms and ensuring purchasing and procurement activities comply with applicable state and federal requirements. The position is based in Sacramento, California, and is eligible for telework. Up to 10% travel may be required. The incumbent independently implements and maintains the department’s SB/DVBE Business Plan, promotes participation in purchasing opportunities statewide, responds to vendor inquiries and concerns, and works with CDPH programs and control agencies to resolve issues. Responsibilities include supporting prompt payment practices, reviewing relevant contractor payment matters, and liaising with the Department of General Services on SB/DVBE program issues. The Analyst II researches and evaluates contracting and purchasing compliance, identifies opportunities to improve processes, and provides technical assistance to staff. The role contributes to updates of procurement policies, manuals, templates, checklists, bulletins, and training materials. The incumbent also represents CDPH at SB/DVBE advisory meetings and outreach events, maintains information about vendors and their offerings, and may serve as a subject matter expert in department training. The position prepares complex reports and analyses for CDPH management, the Department of General Services, and other state agencies. Reports may include the Annual Contract Activity Report, improvement plans, the Economic Equity First Action Plan Report, and special statistical reports. The incumbent coordinates data collection, interprets findings, and presents recommendations and potential solutions. The role also coordinates SB/DVBE outreach events, evaluates event outcomes, and recommends improvements. The Analyst II works under the direction of the PGCU Supervisor I and is expected to exercise sound judgment, communicate effectively, and collaborate respectfully with colleagues, vendors, and stakeholders. CDPH values equity, diversity, and inclusion and recognizes the contributions of employees’ varied backgrounds and experiences. Meet the general qualifications for California state employment, including integrity, dependability, thoroughness, accuracy, sound judgment, initiative, resourcefulness, and the ability to work cooperatively with others. Communicate effectively, orally and in writing, with the public, vendors, colleagues, and management. Independently perform complex analytical and technical assignments and exercise sound judgment on compliance matters. Develop and maintain knowledge of applicable state and federal contracting, purchasing, SB/DVBE, and prompt payment requirements. Prepare clear reports, analyses, recommendations, correspondence, and procedural materials. Maintain consistent and regular attendance, complete assignments on time, and follow departmental policies and procedures. Travel up to 10% as required.