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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR BUDGET AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS |
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN BUDGETING AND RELATED FIELDS
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As you scroll down on this page you will find links to current job announcements in budgeting and related fields. We do not systematically scout out job announcements. We rely on employers sending the webmaster summaries (and web links if you have them) of current announcements of possible interest to the members of the AABPA. We shall post condensed versions of your announcements shortly after receiving them. Applicants should be referred to web sites they can visit or phone numbers they can call for the complete application. There is no fee for this service.
Announcements without closing dates will be listed for approximately 30 days. Thanks for your support of this service.
Current Postings:
Permanent files: Agency "employment pages" (includes permanent job pages for CBO, GAO), and articles of interest.
Budget Analyst (2 positions)
Reviews historical financial operating data and trends to prepare and/or validate estimates.
Prepares, reviews, and edits justifications for estimates to be used in the presentation of the budget. Assembles and develops background data and documentation in support of requested program budgets for reference and evidence in formulating the organization's operating budget.
Performs operational program budget execution duties. Performs studies and audits on internal control and use of funds throughout the year. Assures that obligations incurred and resulting expenditures of funds are in accordance with pertinent laws and regulations. Analyzes and evaluates the effects of program plans and budget issues. Continually monitors control point expenditures in relation to planned levels. Prepares reports of analysis, making recommendations for remedial action. Compiles and coordinates the presentation materials for assigned area of the budget.
Enters budgetary data into a variety of forms, schedules, reports, and automated financial systems. Recommends and makes adjustments, and prepares a variety of reports related to the status of funds, expenses, obligations, and other budget-related information.
Based on a variety of information, plans for and prepares estimates for projected operating budget(s). Prepares justification materials for the financial estimates.
Prepares supporting materials for budget presentations in response to questions from Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and/or Congressional committees.
Links to full job description and application procedures:
Director, Planning and Business Analysis
Directs the financial planning, analysis, and budgeting for all elements of the enterprise, including contract and grant financial management. This is a senior and highly visible position, both internally and externally, and leads the organization through the financial long-range planning, on-going budgeting planning, and forecasting processes. Serves all members of senior management to proactively identify and communicate analysis, conclusions, and recommendations about business issues and business opportunities, including business expansion and acquisitions. The position provides analysis and guidance on general business, and special financial and operational guidance to key organizational leaders by developing strong relationships with those leaders and understanding their businesses. Serves as staff liaison to Board of Directors Finance and Administration Committee.
Requirements: MBA and minimum ten years experience in financial reporting, budgeting, planning, or analysis required in an equivalently sized and complex organization. Prior supervisory experience required. CFA highly desirable. CPA desirable. Strong communication skills. Ability to communicate financial and operational results to both internal and external parties. Knowledge of the media and broadcast industry a plus.
For the full listing of the position and to apply online, please visit the NPR website at www.npr.org/about/jobs.
Financial Management and Budget Advisors (5 positions)
The Budget and Financial Accountability program within the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Technical Assistance is competitively recruiting individuals to serve as resident (long-term) and intermittent (short-term) advisors in the areas of budgeting and financial management. Advisors provide support primarily to ministry of finance officials in developing countries.
The specialties sought in this solicitation are in five general areas. The links provide specific job descriptions and further instructions on how to apply.
Budget analyst
The Self Reliance Foundation motivates underserved communities to thrive in their personal and community lives. It is seeking a budget analyst for a short term project. For further information, contact its president, Roberto Salazar (Roberto.Salazar@srfdc.org or 202.496.6046).
Administrative Officer/Budget Analyst (2 positions)
Requires analytical problem solvers with a breadth of budgeting, finance and administrative systems expertise needed to help the Department of Human Services (DHS) execute its mission to “make a real difference in people’s lives by meeting them where they are, wherever they come in.” Successful applicants will model the department’s values of excellence, dignity, integrity and accountability.
Requirements: Bachelor’s in public/business administration, finance, accounting or related field; 3 years progressively responsible experience in program administration and/or management which included budget development and analysis, fiscal tracking and/or reconciliation of accounts as well as responsibility for at least one other administrative function such as human resources, procurement, management analysis, program planning, performance management and contracts management.
TO APPLY: Click here to go directly to the job announcement and the (required) Internet application. You may also use your browser to go to www.arlingtonva.us/pers, click on “County Jobs”, scroll down and click on the job title from the alphabetical list. You may choose to attach your resume to the Internet application if you wish.
E-mail any questions to pers@arlingtonva.us (no resumes to this address, please) or telephone 703/228-3500 and press 4.
Public Health Div. Financial And Administrative Support Services Chief
Requires analytical problem solvers with a breadth of budgeting, finance and administrative systems expertise needed to help the Department of Human Services (DHS) execute its mission to “make a real difference in people’s lives by meeting them where they are, wherever they come in.” Successful applicants will model the department’s values of excellence, dignity, integrity and accountability.
Requirements: Bachelor’s in public/business administration, finance, accounting or related field; 3 years progressively responsible experience in program administration and/or management which included budget development and analysis, fiscal tracking and/or reconciliation of accounts as well as responsibility for at least one other administrative function such as human resources, procurement, management analysis, program planning, performance management and contracts management.
TO APPLY: Click here to go directly to the job announcement and the (required) Internet application. You may also use your browser to go to www.arlingtonva.us/pers, click on “County Jobs”, scroll down and click on the job title from the alphabetical list. You may choose to attach your resume to the Internet application if you wish.
E-mail any questions (no resumes, please) to pers@arlingtonva.us or telephone 703/228-3500 and press 4.
Director of Budget and Management
The Director of Budget and Management is responsible for directing the preparation and administration of the annual operating and capital improvement program budgets for the City of Norfolk. Resposibilities include: planning, directing and supervising the preparation and administration of the annual operating budget which includes numerous funding sources; grants budgets, capital improvement programs and the long range financial plan. Must establish residency in the City of Norfolk within six months of appointment. Work requires a Masters degree in public administration, with emphasis in budget, finance, economics or a related field and at least 5 years of recent applicable experience in financial management, with at least 3 years in a significant management role.
Click here for further information about this position, including salary range and application procedures.
Management Analyst
The incumbent will participate fully with the analysts of the Budget
Formulation and Performance Integration Branch in the planning,
analysis and application of a wide range of Federal management
initiatives. You will be part of a team and/or leader to undertake
analytical studies or assignments.
Click here for the complete job announcement.
Budget Analyst
The incumbent of this position will be responsible for the formulation and presentation of a major portion of the Agency's
budget. This includes planning, organizing and carrying out annual and multi-year budgeting in support of nationwide Agency goals and
objectives. The incumbent provides expert advice on all phases of budgeting to the program managers and staff relative to budget
submissions. In addition, the incumbent is responsible for taking the lead in responding to budget-related inquiries and recommendations
from outside the Agency, including the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and the General Accounting Office (GAO).
Click here for the complete job announcement.
Branch Chief, Budget Execution and Control Branch
Responsibilities include:
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