Deputy Director, Budgeting and Planning

United States Senate; Washington (District of Columbia); Vor Ort; USD 140.000 - 190.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The United States Senate seeks an executive-level Deputy Director, Budgeting and Planning to lead budget formulation, execution, and long-range financial planning. This senior advisor will align financial resources with priorities, advise executive leadership, and ensure compliance with statutes and Senate policies.

The role demands independent judgment to analyze complex financial issues, set priorities, and represent Senate financial leadership before internal and external stakeholders.

Aufgaben

• Lead budget formulation, execution, and long-range financial planning for the Senate.
• Develop and oversee the Senate operating budget and enterprise budget initiatives.
• Advise executive leadership on emerging financial issues and fiscal policy.
• Shape financial policies, processes, and systems to support evolving operations.
• Ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and Senate policies.

Jobbeschreibung

This is an executive-level professional serving as the senior advisor to the Secretary of the Senate, Financial Clerk and Assistant Financial Clerk on matters involving Senate budget formulation and management, appropriations, financial planning, and fiscal policy. The Deputy Director, Budgeting and Planning provides strategic leadership for the development, execution, and oversight of the Senate's operating budget and long-range financial planning activities, aligning financial resources with organizational priorities, legislative requirements, and sound fiscal management principles. The position directs the development of budget strategies, advises executive leadership on emerging financial issues, oversees enterprise budget initiatives, and promotes effective stewardship of Senate appropriated funds.

The Deputy Director provides leadership in the development of financial policies, business processes, and budget management systems that support the Senate's evolving operational requirements while maintaining compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and Senate policies. Work requires the exercise of considerable independent judgment in analyzing complex financial issues, evaluating policy and legislative impacts, establishing priorities, developing recommendations, and representing Senate financial leadership before internal and external stakeholders.

Work is performed within the framework of Title 2 of the United States Code, Treasury Financial Manual requirements, Secretary of the Senate policies and procedures, the United States Senate Handbook, the Senate Ethics Manual, and Senate Disbursing Office policies and operating procedures, and requires independent judgement in setting priorities in handling assignments.