Public Safety / Sworn Compensation & Classification Specialist

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About this role

AlphaGov is seeking a Public Safety / Sworn Compensation & Classification Specialist for project-based engagements supporting municipal and county studies that include police, fire, EMS/paramedic, and related public-safety pay plans.

You will lead or co-lead the sworn/public-safety portions of classification and compensation studies — peer selection for public-safety markets, rank/step analysis, specialty pay, FLSA public-safety considerations, and compression between sworn and civilian structures. This role pairs with civilian class/comp leads on mid-to-large city studies.

What you'll do

  • Lead sworn/public-safety class/comp analysis (police, fire, EMS/paramedic)
  • Design public-safety peer sets and market surveys
  • Analyze rank structures, steps, specialty/incentive pay, and overtime patterns relevant to compensation studies
  • Assess compression between sworn schedules and civilian plans
  • Draft sworn-section findings and recommendations for reports and council briefings
  • Support AlphaGov proposal technical content for mid-band municipal studies with multi-structure scopes

Requirements

  • Required:
  • - 5+ years public-safety compensation, classification, or municipal HR work covering police and/or fire pay plans
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  • Direct experience on at least one completed study or major pay-plan redesign involving sworn employees
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  • Strong analytical and writing skills; ability to explain findings to non-HR leaders
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  • Ability to cite concrete past government projects (agency, role, year)

Nice to have

  • Both police and fire experience
  • Paramedic/EMS schedules
  • Collective bargaining familiarity (analysis only — not labor negotiation)
  • Southeast municipal experience

Before you apply

  • 1Which parts of your CV prove experience with HR?
  • 2Which recent work examples would make your application stronger for this role?
  • 3What details from the original source listing should you confirm before applying?