SUPERVISORY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ANALYST
navairSan Diego (CA)
About the role
NAVAIR is hiring aSupervisory Financial Management Analystto support the Comptroller Department within the Business and Financial Management Division ofFLEET READINESS CENTER SOUTHWEST. This onsite role at Naval Air Station San Diego, CAfocuses on consulting across business and financial management functions, analyzing budget and program data, and helping ensure approved budgets are governed by applicable legal and regulatory controls. In this supervisory capacity, you will translate financial information into actionable decision points, evaluate costs and benefits of management approaches, and coordinate priorities to deliver timely work alongside regular, recurring responsibilities. The role is offered with a salary range ofUSD 121,585 to USD 158,062 per year, with the position open 09/25/2026and closing 09/28/2026.
What you will do:
Serve as aconsultantto the command, the comptroller, and other management officials across business and financial management needs. Perform or advise on work involvingbudget administration phases and systems. Analyzefinancial and program datato identify trends, problems, and key decision points. Assess and recommendcost and benefitoutcomes for alternative approaches to financial management for organizational programs and administrative operations. Plan work, set priorities, and schedule tasks to ensure priority assignments are completed effectively and expeditiously without disrupting regular and recurring work. Implementlegal and regulatory controlsover approved budgets, while providing guidance on effective and efficient methods for acquiring and using funds to support programs and organizational activities. Position details Role: Supervisory Financial Management Analystin the Comptroller Department, Business and Financial Management Division, FLEET READINESS CENTER SOUTHWEST.Duty location: Naval Air Station, San Diego, CA(onsite).
Salary range: USD 121,585 to USD 158,062 per year. Open date:09/25/2026 Close date:09/28/2026
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