Management Analyst Jobs

You will serve as a Financial Management Analyst in the FLT COMPTROLLER FINANCIAL MGMT, FINANCIAL SYSTEMS & ANALYTICS of COMMANDER US FLEET FORCES COMMAND. The position performs advanced financial management analysis supporting budget formulation, justification, execution, and strategic financial operations for organizational programs and activities. It conducts complex financial and program analyses to evaluate costs, benefits, risks, and alternatives for managing programs and administrative operations. The role applies advanced accounting, internal control, and financial reporting principles to support the accuracy, reliability, and integrity of enterprise financial systems information. It also develops and refines complex budget estimates and financial plans in compliance with Department of War, Department of the Navy, and other oversight guidance, and resolves complex issues caused by conflicting program and financial data, particularly in unstable funding environments. The position requires U.S. citizenship, suitability for federal employment, participation in direct deposit, and compliance with applicable federal hiring conditions. A security clearance must be obtained and maintained before entering duty. This is a Financial Management Level II certified position, and the required certification must be achieved within prescribed timelines. Travel from the normal duty station to CONUS and OCONUS locations may be required, including travel to remote or isolated sites and extended travel on military and commercial aircraft. For GS-13 consideration, applicants must have at least one year of specialized experience at or equivalent to GS-12. For GS-12 consideration, applicants must have at least one year of specialized experience at or equivalent to GS-11. Specialized experience for either grade includes formulating and executing financial budgets for maritime operations; analyzing financial reports for funding shortfalls and operational risks; conducting audits for compliance with federal funding regulations; using online financial databases to track program obligations and expenditures; and directing personnel in reconciling financial accounts and transaction records.