Budget and Finance Analyst, Senior

AMERICAN SYSTEMS•Washington, DC

23h•$120,000 - $140,000•Onsite

About The Position

AMERICAN SYSTEMS is seeking a Senior Budget and Finance Analyst to support our Navy customer at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, DC. In this hands-on role, you’ll work directly with Integrated Product Team (IPT) and competency leads to support budget development, financial execution, acquisition activities, and program operations. The position offers significant day-to-day autonomy and a flexible work schedule based on customer needs.

Requirements

Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
U.S. citizenship required to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance.
Bachelor’s degree in a technical, business, financial management, or related field.
11 or more years of related financial experience, including at least five years in government finance, PPBE, and budget development.
Experience with government financial management systems, budget allocation, and funding document requests.
Knowledge of the FAR, DFARS, DoD Financial Management Regulation, and Technical Assessment Reports (TAR).
Experience developing cost models and supporting government contract negotiations.
Ability to work 100% on-site at JBAB.

Responsibilities

Develop and execute spend plans across multiple fiscal years, appropriations, and budget lines.
Update spend plans during Continuing Resolutions and support budget drills, data calls, POM submissions, and congressional inquiries.
Prepare and release funding documents, MIPRs, contract actions, and modifications.
Monitor financial execution, reconcile budgets, and recoup unexpended funds and unliquidated obligations.
Maintain Excel-based financial reports and prepare monthly operational and execution briefings.
Support field activities and external organizations executing program funds.
Audit Government Purchase Card transactions and submit monthly reconciliation reports.
Assist with CARD inputs, Performance Work Statements, Technical Assessment Reports, pricing models, Procurement Requests, and contract negotiations.
Research appropriation use in accordance with the FAR, DFARS, and DoD Financial Management Regulation.
Respond to financial and budget questions from program stakeholders.
Work independently across a variety of program activities, with limited meetings, established reporting requirements, and flexible work hours based on customer needs.