Budget/Financial Analyst (Mid-Senior Level)

Alexandria Insights•Stafford, VA

16h•$90,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Budget/Financial Analyst / Financial Management Specialist provides financial management support to DoD acquisition and program management offices. This role develops and monitors spend plans, supports Program Objective Memorandum (POM) submissions, maintains auditable financial records, and provides analytical support across the program lifecycle. The analyst works closely with program managers, contracting officers, and customers to support accurate financial execution and reporting in accordance with DoD and federal fiscal policies. The position is on-site in Stafford. A bachelor’s degree in accounting, business administration, or a related discipline and 8–10 years of related finance or business analysis experience are required. Candidates must be eligible for a Secret clearance; an active Secret clearance or above is preferred. The anticipated base salary range is $90,000–$130,000 annually. The final offer depends on qualifications, relevant experience, certifications, clearance status, and other job-related factors.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, business administration, or a related discipline.
8–10 years of related finance or business analysis experience.
Eligible for a Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Active Secret clearance or above.
Experience supporting DoD/DoW acquisition programs (ACAT I–III).
Familiarity with the PPBE process and congressional budget justification materials.
Proficiency in financial management and accounting systems such as PBIS, WAWF, MOCAS, and SAP.
WARU Financial Management 'Practitioner' certification or equivalency.

Responsibilities

Assist with development of spend plans, budget exhibits, financial action requests, and below-threshold realignments.
Assist with POM development, ensuring accuracy and alignment with program requirements.
Create and maintain financial tracking documents with accurate and timely updates.
Support updates to Capital Asset Cost Forms (CACFs) for capital asset military equipment.
Coordinate with stakeholders to document contract and reimbursable funding, equipment exchanges and transfers, capital improvements, delivered assets, and other required financial data.
Maintain auditable financial records and assist with audit responses.
Monitor and report on financial execution performance against benchmarks.
Liaise with customers to capture and address financial requirements.
Demonstrate proficiency in standard financial software and reporting tools.
Organize and prioritize tasks to ensure timely delivery of financial products.