Project Control Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•McLean, VA

19h•$53,000 - $108,000

About The Position

As a Project Control Analyst, you will perform detailed financial and administrative activities for moderate-to-large-sized programs and organizations. You will support budgeting, reporting, estimating, analysis, and financial and program control across the full contract lifecycle. The role includes analyzing budgets, supporting authorization of budget expenditures, monitoring expenses, conducting cost and schedule variance analysis, and recommending actions based on findings. You will prepare cost-to-complete estimates and contract deliverables, respond to contract and program data calls, and participate in reviews of contract terms and conditions and statements of work. You will also prepare detailed financial program management reviews, report key company performance metrics, anticipate and respond to customer needs, and serve as a primary customer point of contact. The position requires collaboration with program teams and leadership in a fast-paced environment, adapting to changing requirements and working with dispersed teams. The role also involves learning and teaching fundamentals related to unique product-based program and financial or execution management activities.

Requirements

3 or more years of experience in contracting and program or project financial management.
Experience with financial management of subcontractors and generating invoice details and back-up.
Experience briefing financial recommendations to a program team or leadership.
Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, including formulas and functions for calculation and analysis.
Ability to work as a team player in a fast-paced environment and adapt to changing requirements while working with dispersed teams.
Ability to learn and teach fundamentals related to support of unique product-based program and financial or execution management activities.
Bachelor's degree.

Nice To Haves

Experience in program cost control or financial planning and analysis support for government contracts.
Experience managing programs associated with product manufacturing.
Knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), federal budget process, and funds management.
Ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously, respond to directed assignments, think analytically, and understand the financial implications of the business.
Ability to proactively identify, research, and solve financial problems.
Ability to prepare financial forecasts based on bottom-up analysis and historical trends and effectively discuss and resolve administrative and financial issues with a team.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed financial and administrative activities for moderate-to-large-sized programs and organizations.
Assist with budgeting, reporting, estimating, and analysis for full contract lifecycle support.
Analyze budgets and support authorization of budget expenditures.
Monitor expenses and perform cost and schedule variance analysis; provide recommendations based on results.
Prepare cost-to-complete estimates and supporting estimates and contract deliverables.
Respond to contract and program data calls.
Participate in reviews of contract terms and conditions and statements of work.
Prepare detailed financial program management reviews and provide status updates on key company performance metrics.
Anticipate and respond to customer needs and serve as a primary point of contact for customers.
Brief financial recommendations to program teams or leadership.
Manage subcontractor financial matters and generate invoice details and supporting documentation.