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With supervision provided by a Supervisor I in the Support Services Bureau, Public Response and Support Section of the Unclaimed Property Division (UPD) of the State Controller's Office, the incumbent may perform at the capacity of a resource person for the unit as well as within the UPD. The Public Response Unit is responsible for assisting the public by researching and responding to incoming inquiries via telephone, correspondence and/or e-mail pertaining to ownership and the claiming of unclaimed property. The incumbent will answer questions and process claims against unclaimed property accounts by verifying pertinent claimant information, and work in accordance with the Unclaimed Property Law, Government Code, Probate Code, Civil Code, Code of Civil Procedures, the California Code of Regulations, and UPD Policies. Claims for property, which are submitted by both the private and public sectors include: Cash, Securities and Safe Deposit Box Contents. Duties Performed:...

Under the direction of the Supervisor I, Administrative Section, Personnel Liaison Office, the incumbent will be responsible for performing a broad range of complex analytical assignments related to training coordination and the personnel administration of the Division of Unclaimed Property Program. The Analyst II provides consultative services to staff and Division management in personnel, training, recruitment, staff development areas, and participates in various management analysis assignments. Duties Performed: (Candidates must perform the following functions with or without reasonable accommodations.) Act as the training coordinator for the Division’s Centralized Training Program. Facilitate the development and implementation of a process to determine non-PC required and/or desired training opportunities for staff; establish guidelines and procedures for supervisors in maintaining training profiles and submission of training requests; allocate training dollars to...

Under general direction provided by Supervisor II, the Analyst II will independently analyze and interpret new and changing requirements. Serve as an operational Business Analyst supporting the Statewide Direct Deposit, Disability and Position Control Programs and will determine operational impacts that new Human Resources (HR) policies/procedures may have on the programs. Provide statistical data generated from various HR system reports and compose issue papers for or against new proposals. The incumbent will use technical knowledge of statewide programs to review and analyze current business processes and procedures within the Bureau and provide recommendations to management on potential operational efficiencies, opportunities to streamline business processes and report such findings to the Personnel and Payroll Services Division's (PPSD) Change Control Management Unit (CCMU).   Additionally, the Analyst II provides consultative services to staff and management, while...