Senior IV&V Analyst (remote, part-time)

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Job Summary TestPros is seeking an IV&V analyst  to provide Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) for the  Lead Agency New Mexico State Land Office (NMSLO). Lease User Experience (LUX) Initiation and Planning project for the New Mexico State land office. The engagement is compliance only; no services such as testing are needed.

The Commissioner of Public Lands, as the elected chief executive of the New Mexico State Land Office (NMSLO), manages approximately nine million acres of surface and 13 million acres of mineral estate throughout the State of New Mexico.

State trust lands are working lands set aside by Congress to generate money in support of key public institutions, such as schools, universities and hospitals, and are administered in a manner that fosters their health and productivity.  State Land Office operations and other expenditures are fully paid through a small portion of the revenue it generates each year and do not rely on General Funds.

NMSLO earnings for FY23 exceeded $2.7 billion.

With land in all of the state’s 33 counties, the State Land Office faces significant challenges with respect to adequately overseeing the myriad of leasing activities occurring on state trust lands, including renewable energy, oil and gas, agriculture, and other commercial endeavors.

This project will enable the NMSLO to improve lease data quality and help standardize lease processing across the leasing divisions Position :

• Part-time (around 40 hours a month for 6 months) Citizenship : U.S.

Citizenship Location :

Evaluate progress on two primary workstreams :

Participate in project meetings, stakeholder interviews, and document reviews to validate :