Senior Budget Analyst - TS/SCI Clearance w/CI Poly Required
Senior Budget Analyst - TS/SCI Clearance w/CI Poly Required
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Establish and maintain multi-faceted financial management information
- Interact with management, technical workforce, and development contractor to align the financial management approach with program objectives
- Ensure accurate financial reporting by researching, compiling, verifying, and summarizing program and financial information. This includes performing Reviews (BMRs), Cost Accumulation Policy (CAP) compliance, GEAC maintenance, and other financial reporting.
- Review program requirements and spend plans for accuracy and completeness
- Evaluate program performance and recommend resource allocations
- Support development of the President's budget submission (IPBS, CBJB and CJB, or POM and BES in DoD) for large-scale acquisition programs
- Analyze trends and developments in planning, programming, budget, and execution processes to identify inconsistencies that could impact financial performance
- Develop working knowledge of financial policy, regulations, procedural guidance, and strategic issues to determine the impact to financial management
- Provide budgetary information for entry into government financial systems, and develop products using Microsoft applications
- Prepare and coordinate funding documents, to include managing funds transfers between agencies
- Perform other duties as assigned to support corporate initiatives
- 12 years of IC/DoD budget experience
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, including PowerPoint and Excel (pivot tables and macros)
- Ability to apply analytical techniques to evaluate programmatic data and resolve inconsistencies
- Demonstrated knowledge of Federal Appropriation Law, concepts, methods, and standards impacting financial activities
- Knowledge of Cost and Price analysis preferred
- Knowledge of project management concepts and principles as well as Federal Government budgetary principles and procedures
- Desired Education
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