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A personal perspective
ANGELO VERGURA PUBLIC SERVICE / FINANCE / SYSTEMS

Federal budget & performance management

Clarity for
complex decisions.

Senior Budget Analyst
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

I work in federal budgeting, workforce planning, and performance management, helping people understand the numbers and make informed decisions.

Explore my experience

01 / Selected experience

Selected work.
Practical contributions.

Budget execution, performance planning, and reporting improvements at the NRC.

01
BUDGET & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Supporting a $600 million personnel budget.

My responsibilities include budget execution and projections for Salaries & Benefits supporting approximately 2,800 full-time-equivalent positions. I assess funding needs and brief management on workforce utilization and resource risks.

~$600M Salaries & Benefits budget
02
PERFORMANCE PLANNING

Delivering an agencywide performance plan.

Authored and led development of the FY 2027 Annual Performance Plan in approximately four months, coordinating across offices and obtaining Commission approval.

4 months FY 2027 plan development
03
ANALYTICS & OPERATIONS

Replacing a monthly report with more frequent workforce reporting.

Developed a workforce-utilization dashboard that replaced a monthly Excel report used for more than six years. The data and dashboard refreshed every two weeks, aligned with the payroll cycle that supplied the source data.

Every two weeks Payroll-aligned dashboard refresh

02 / Career & education

A career built
in public service.

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

  1. 2026 — Present

    Senior Budget Analyst

  2. 2025 — 2026

    Executive Technical Assistant

    Detail assignment

  3. 2023 — 2025

    Senior Management Analyst

  4. 2019 — 2023

    Budget Analyst

  5. 2018 — 2019

    Budget Analyst Co-op / Financial Management Intern

EDUCATION

B.A., Economics

University of Maryland, College Park

03 / Beyond the day job

Still curious.
Still building.

Personal projects give me a place to explore how systems work—and what it takes to keep them useful.

PERSONAL PROJECT / HOME SYSTEMS

Making service health easier to see.

I set up a private monitoring dashboard for services I run at home, with automated notifications when a service goes down and when it recovers.

What I learned
A useful check needs to test the behavior I depend on. And a monitor running on the same machine cannot independently tell me when that machine is offline.

THE MONITORING WORKFLOW
  1. 01
    Check

    Test whether a service responds as expected.

  2. 02
    Notify

    Surface a failure or recovery for review.

  3. 03
    Investigate

    Use the evidence to decide what needs attention.

Illustrative workflow · Personal project

ALSO EXPLORING AI-assisted research and repeatable workflows, with human review of sources and results.