Financial Manager / Budget Analyst

Budget Analyst / Financial Manager

Are you seeking impactful work in a fast paced and highly collaborative environment focused on delivering quality results to our customers and making critical contributions to the nation? Are you organized, able to manage multiple tasks, and pay attention to details? Are you a self-starter demonstrating proactive involvement and follow-through on various tasking while also having flexible work arrangements? If so, we're looking for someone like you to join the Financial and Business Services Group in support of the Asymmetric Operations Sector (AOS) at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Budget Analyst / Financial Manager with excellent problem solving and communication skills, with the ability to work independently and in a team environment to help us champion teamwork, cultivate collaboration, and develop inventive processes to achieve the objectives of our mission area, sector, and the entire APL organization. As a member of our group, you'll be joining a high-spirited team of hardworking professionals who are committed to providing timely, reliable, and valuable financial analysis and expertise to our internal and external customers. We are passionate about being considered a key partner to our Program and Project Managers, as well as our Executive Leaders. We strive to foster an environment of team work, open communications, empowerment, appreciation, integrity, trust and transparency. Our team values our culture in which we want to show and have respect, unity and a shared vision.

As Financial Manager / Budget Analyst, your primary responsibility will be handling the day-to-day financial management of a portfolio of projects with our government sponsors. Duties include :

• Lead the proposal development process by collaborating with technical and program team members to identify staffing requirements and preparing an accurate and fully compliant proposal packages for submission to government sponsors.
• Prepare, review, and analyze financial data related to AOS' direct-sponsored project portfolio, including performing updates of project plans for labor, non-labor, and funding resources, highlighting financial and staffing trends, identifying anomalies, and calculating financial projections for government sponsors and program managers.
• Advise program and project managers on efforts related to contract and financial administration while providing sound contractual and financial guidance and recommendations for best practices.
• Participate in program reviews and program / sponsor meetings and proactively respond to and address all business or financial matters pertaining to the program.
• Use the internal Management Information Systems in conjunction with Excel to provide analysis of actual and projected costs for programs, ad-hoc reporting and support as required.
• Prepare monthly financial reports for our government sponsors.
• Demonstrate initiative and take appropriate actions to resolve issues and ensure desired results are achieved and delivered on time.
• Assess project schedules and identify, evaluate financial and contractual risks relating to period of performance, contract ceiling, available funding, time to award, and more.
• Engage and partner with various levels of APL staff and leadership, particularly with Contract, Subcontract, and Procurement team members of the business enterprise.

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Minimum Rate $62,900 Annually Maximum Rate $180,300 Annually