DescriptionFinancial Analyst
This position requires an active TS/SCI Security clearance.
A Financial Analyst is responsible for conducting and documenting complex financial analysis projects, including budgeting, auditing, forecasting, and analysis.
Compensation & Benefits:
Estimated Starting Salary Range for Financial Analyst: $95,000 to $105,000
Pay commensurate with experience.
Full time benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, and other possible benefits as provided. Benefits are subject to change with or without notice.
Financial Analyst Responsibilities Include:
- Maintains responsibility for conducting and documenting complex financial analysis projects, including budgeting, auditing, forecasting, and analysis.
- Research financial and economic trends and develop short-term forecasts.
- Ensures management's comprehension of rate and budgeted issues.
- Ensures compliance with internal procedures and government regulations.
- Conducts and oversees audits.
- Provides work leadership to junior employees.
- Prepares briefs, information papers, and presentations as required utilizing Microsoft Office family of products (i.e. Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Access).
- Develops and maintains an electronic resource, to include key points of contact, to be used for mission continuity that may be accessed by all stakeholders.
- Analyze and evaluates operational requirements gaps and issues from TSOC operational units and develops recommendations for resolution in accordance with established JCIDS and/or SOFCIDS processes.
- Applies the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Material, Leadership & Education, Personnel & Facilities (DOTMLPF) approach in the development of new SOF capabilities and systems.
- Assist with resource programming (POM) while advising staff on budget, planning, and policy.
- Selects and applies appropriate analytical methods and techniques (e.g., cost-benefit analysis, planning-programming-budgeting, probability, theory, program evaluation review techniques, etc.) to forecast or assess the effects of budgetary and/or program changes and fully evaluate the significance of conflicting program and budget data.