Financial Data Analyst
convisoMundelein (IL)
Financial Data Analyst
Posted 13 days ago
convisoMundelein (IL)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job DescriptionFinancial Data Analyst
Location: Washington, DC Onsite
Duration: Full time
Clearance: Public Trust Eligible
Position Overview:
Support Service Program through financial reporting, SQL-based data analysis, financial data modeling, and quality validation for Financial and Accounting Shared Services (FASS).
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain advanced SQL queries, data extracts, and financial reporting datasets.
Analyze financial data to support customer billing, cost analysis, and recurring reports.
Build dashboards and visualizations using Power BI, Tableau, or comparable tools.
Perform data quality checks, investigate discrepancies, and validate financial reporting outputs.
Maintain technical documentation, audit support materials, and repeatable reporting procedures.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business administration, information management, IT, computer science, data analytics, or a related field.
3–6 years of relevant experience in financial reporting, SQL development, audit support, or analytical work.
Advanced SQL skills and experience with data extraction, transformation, and financial data modeling.
Experience with Power BI, Tableau, or comparable visualization tools.
Experience with financial data validation, quality assurance, and advanced Excel.
Experience in activity-based cost modeling and cost-model development.
Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills.
Preferred:
Master's degree in data analytics, finance, or public policy; federal financial management, FASS, customer billing, cost allocation, or federal financial systems experience.
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