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University of Wisconsin Oshkosh seeks a Budget Planner II to support budgeting and policy analysis for complex units with diverse funding sources. You will develop short- and long-term budgets, perform program cost analyses, and advise on staff planning and compensation while guiding other budget analysts as needed.
The role emphasizes rigorous data analysis, adherence to regulations, and clear communication with stakeholders.
Budget Planner II
Academic Staff
Regular
Budget Planner II
Provides budget and policy analysis for complex unit ororganizational budgets containing a variety of funding sources ofmultiple programs. Develops short- and long-term budgetaryprojections, annual operating budgets, and program cost analyses.Makes recommendations for compensation and staff planning and mayprovide guidance to other budget planners to ensure effectivebudget planning for the unit.
Budget
Starting at $60,000 commensurate with experience
Bachelor's Degree
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