Earned Value & Program Finance Analyst - Aerospace (Hybrid)

General Atomics; Huntsville (AL); Hybrid; USD 84,000 - 141,000; Full time

Job summary

General Atomics in Huntsville, AL seeks a Program Financial Analyst to support the GA-EMS Electromagnetic Systems group. The role focuses on Earned Value Management, IPMR/IPMDAR reporting, budgeting, and performance analysis in a hybrid 9/80 schedule.

Requires DoD clearance eligibility, six+ years of related experience, and strong Excel, SAP, DELTEK COBRA, and MS Project skills. Collaboration with PMs and auditors is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business administration or related discipline with six or more years of related experience.
• Proficient in MS Office and applications including SAP, DELTEK COBRA, and Microsoft Project.
• Ability to obtain and maintain DoD Security Clearance is required.
• Must have two or more years of experience with Earned Value Management (EVM).
• Experience interfacing directly with DCMA auditors / surveillance required.

Responsibilities

• Apply Earned Value Management procedures with PMs and CAMs.
• Prepare IPMR, IPMDAR, EACs and related variance analyses for customers and program management.
• Maintain Earned Value requirements and monthly CDLR reporting.
• Support transition from IPMR to IPMDAR reporting per government requirements.
• Develop WBS and dictionaries; provide planning, scheduling, budgeting, and variance analysis.

Skills

Earned Value Management

Excel mastery

Budgeting

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in business administration or related discipline

Tools

SAP

DELTEK COBRA

Microsoft Project

Job description

General Atomics in Huntsville, AL seeks a Program Financial Analyst to support the GA-EMS Electromagnetic Systems group. The role focuses on Earned Value Management, IPMR/IPMDAR reporting, budgeting, and performance analysis in a hybrid 9/80 schedule.

Requires DoD clearance eligibility, six+ years of related experience, and strong Excel, SAP, DELTEK COBRA, and MS Project skills. Collaboration with PMs and auditors is essential.