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David Careers

Senior Budget Analyst – TS/SCI CI Poly

Posted 49 days ago

tenica associatesChantilly (VA)
Budget AnalystsOther General Government Support

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Senior Budget Analyst - TS/SCI CI Poly
Department: Government Customer – Chantilly
Location: Chantilly, VAACTIVE TS/SCI CLEARANCE WITH CI POLY REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION
Position Overview: Support Government leadership by providing advanced financial management and advisory services. Lead budget formulation, execution, and oversight activities while analyzing spend performance and ensuring alignment with mission objectives and compliance requirements.
Responsibilities:
  • Lead budget formulation, justification, execution, and review activities
  • Analyze budget variances, spend rates, and fiscal risks
  • Prepare and brief financial reports and recommendations to senior Government leadership
  • Oversee contractor spend tracking, EAC reporting, and financial compliance
  • Lead preparation and presentation of CFSRs at PMRs and BMRsSupport budget drills and resource realignment efforts
  • Ensure compliance with IC, DoD, and NRO financial policies and reporting requirements
  • Conduct complex ad-hoc financial analyses to support decision-making
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree with 12+ years of relevant experience, orMaster's degree with 10+ years of relevant experience, orDoctorate with 8+ years of relevant experience, orEquivalent education and experience supporting IC or DoD environmentsTENICA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability.

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