EVM and Affordability Analyst

MDW Associates•Fort Belvoir, VA

6d•$125,000 - $190,000•Onsite

About The Position

MDW Associates is seeking Senior and Expert EVM and Affordability Analysts to support specialized Earned Value Management, affordability and cost analysis, and enterprise financial strategy requirements for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency in the Fort Belvoir Springfield, Virginia area. Candidates may be considered for one or more specialty tracks based on their experience. Positions are fully onsite at NGA facilities. A limited number of assignments may be performed at a government approved contractor site within an accredited SCIF.

Requirements

At least ten years of relevant experience with a master's degree (for Earned Value Management Lead).
Master's degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, or another relevant field (for Affordability and Cost Analysis Expert and Financial Strategy and Enterprise Lead).
Industry recognized expertise in Federal financial management with a concentration in cost analysis, cost estimating, or affordability assessment (for Affordability and Cost Analysis Expert).
Industry recognized expertise in Federal financial management and the Planning Programming Budgeting and Execution process (for Financial Strategy and Enterprise Lead).
Maintain an active Top Secret clearance with Sensitive Compartmented Information access and remain eligible for NGA adjudication and access.
Comply with NGA security requirements and complete a counterintelligence scope polygraph when required.
Comply with all requirements for access to NGA facilities, systems, information, and approved classified workspaces.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience supporting NGA, a Comptroller organization, Major System Acquisitions, or senior financial leadership.
Certified Cost Estimator Analyst, Certified Defense Financial Manager, Certified Government Financial Manager, Certified Public Accountant, or comparable certification.
Experience with Tableau, R, Python, Crystal Ball, or other advanced financial modeling, statistical analysis, or data visualization tools.

Responsibilities

Lead complex budget submissions, long range funding strategies, budget drills, and financial analyses for major programs or enterprise portfolios.
Evaluate Earned Value Management data, validate contractor reporting, analyze cost and schedule variances, and present trends and recommendations to Government leaders.
Develop cost models, affordability analyses, sensitivity analyses, what if scenarios, business cases, Analyses of Alternatives, and cost benefit analyses.
Assess program and portfolio financial health and recommend solutions for funding shortfalls, affordability challenges, and resource allocation decisions.
Develop reprogramming analyses, cross program funding strategies, and long-term financial plans.
Analyze contractor financial reports, cost data, and proposals and provide recommendations to Government program managers.
Mine, reconcile, and analyze data from multiple financial management systems and present findings to executive leaders.
Coordinate financial actions across program offices, directorates, and external organizations.