BPR Financial Analyst

CACI International

About The Position

CACI is seeking a self-motivated, high-performing Senior Financial Analyst with federal financial experience to join its Joint Transportation Management System (JTMS) team as a member of the Business Process Reengineering (BPR) team. The role provides Department of War (DoW) financial expertise for developing enterprise-level logistics system capabilities, processes, and workflows. The analyst supports reengineering transportation and financial business processes for JTMS, a DoW initiative intended to integrate end-to-end transportation with auditable financial operations. The position works with stakeholders and program teams to assess current processes, identify gaps and impacts, develop future-state processes and requirements, and help ensure alignment with auditability, transparency, optimized resource allocation, and applicable financial regulations. It uses Model Based Systems Engineering and Agile SAFe methods, and contributes to reviews, testing, training, and change management. The position requires a Secret clearance and may involve up to 10% local travel.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field.
At least 5 years of experience.
3–5 years of in-depth federal or DoW financial management experience using DoW accounting and/or business feeder systems.
Vast experience with DoW financial Transportation Account Code and G-Invoicing.
Broad knowledge of FMR content and expert skills in researching the FMR and FMR-cited federal regulations.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to work as a team member in a diverse group.
Minimum Secret clearance required to start.

Responsibilities

Provide DoW financial expertise for development of enterprise-level logistics system financial capabilities, processes, and workflows.
Participate in reengineering transportation and financial business processes to support implementation of JTMS.
Collaborate with stakeholders to understand and validate current (“As-Is”) processes, identify and address capability gaps, and align processes with JTMS objectives for auditability, transparency, and optimized resource allocation.
Conduct BPR activities required by the systems engineering process, including financial use-case development, end-to-end process modeling, and detailed requirements decomposition.
Analyze financial or systems processes to identify opportunities for automation, improvement, efficiency, and auditability; provide advice and recommendations.
Research the Financial Management Regulation (FMR) and FMR-referenced source documents to address policy issues.
Use DoD 7000.14-R FMR expertise to advise BPR and development teams about potential regulatory conflicts in proposed (“To-Be”) processes.
Use Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) to capture business rules, decision logic, exception handling, and end-to-end process flows.
Research and identify DOTmLPF-P impacts and recommendations.
Collaborate with program teams to translate requirements into Agile SAFe user stories, acceptance criteria, and test scenarios.
Collaborate with policy, audit readiness, and data governance teams to incorporate traceability, internal controls, and enterprise visibility into future-state processes.
Identify upstream and downstream process impacts and work with functional teams to resolve overlaps and handoffs across organizational boundaries.
Participate in user experience reviews, testing, training, and change management to promote adoption of standardized processes and tools.