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Aretum · 22 hours ago

Financial and Budget Analyst

McLean, Virginia, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Senior Level

5+ years exp

Aretum is a mission-driven organization committed to delivering innovative, technology-enabled solutions across various sectors. They are seeking a Finance and Budget Analyst to help plan, manage, and monitor finances, preparing budgets, analyzing spending, and evaluating funding requests.

ConsultingInformation Technology

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive budget analysis and forecasting to monitor financial performance and resource utilization

Prepare and maintain budget reports, assessments, and financial statements for decision-making support

Collaborate with project managers to develop and implement financial plans for various projects

Identify areas of financial improvement and recommend strategies to enhance budget management processes

Ensure compliance with federal regulations and accounting standards in all budget-related activities

Conduct planning for Budget and Contracts Office, ensuring alignment with organizational goals

Adjudicate budget change requests

Qualification

Financial analysisBudgetingFederal financial regulationsExcel (advanced)Power BIData analysisCollaborationCommunication

Required

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field

5+ years of experience in financial analysis and budgeting, preferably within the federal sector

Proven knowledge of federal financial management regulations and practices

Strong data analysis skills - power user of Excel (Pivot Tables, Using Financial Functions, Logic Functions (IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF), Using Text Functions (CONCATENATE), VLOOKUP)

Extracting data from government systems like FFMS and organizing and analyzing data

Strong knowledge of Power BI

Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust or Suitability Determination, depending on the agency's background investigation requirements

U.S. citizenship due to federal contract requirements