Program Analyst

Canvas; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Canvas in Huntsville, AL seeks a Program Analyst to perform mid-level financial analysis and business management for PM AMSA. The role requires a Secret Security Clearance, a BS degree, and 10+ years of technical experience, with strong Excel and PowerPoint skills and familiarity with GFEBS, WAWF, LMP, CCaR/PMRT, P&R Forms, and DTS.

Responsibilities include developing the annual POM, PMR, APBB, and updating P&R Forms, coordinating budget execution, and monitoring OMA/APA/RDT&E spending using

Qualifications

• Secret Security Clearance is required.
• BS degree and 10+ years of technical experience.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office with strong Excel and PowerPoint experience.
• Experience with Government systems: GFEBS, WAWF, LMP, CCaR/PMRT, P&R Forms, and DTS.
• Familiarity with Financial Management Regulations (DOD 7000-14, FMR 37-100, FMR 37-1).
• Develop and coordinate annual POM, PMR, APBB, and bi-annual P&R forms updates.
• Coordinate budget execution, monthly actuals reporting, and variance analysis.
• Monitor OMA, APA and RDT&E appropriations using GFEBS and LMP.

Responsibilities

• Develop and coordinate the annual POM, PMR, APBB, and the bi-annual update of the P and R Forms.
• Coordinate budget execution, monthly actuals reporting, and variance analysis.
• Monitors Execution OMA, APA and RDT&E appropriations using GFEBS and LMP Systems.
• Participate in the development and updating of monthly Product Team’s Spend Plans in PMRT CCaR and EA, FO Dashboards Quads.
• Review and advise APMs/SAMs/PIs on budgeting for current, future, and prior year.
• Serve as Program Analyst Workflow in PMRT CCaR.
• Update the Budget Authority Editor in PMRT CCaR.
• Provide input for Mid-Year Reviews, PMR Reviews, Financial Briefings, and Support Agreements.
• Responsible for execution information associated with Support Agreements (G-Invoicing).

Skills

Secret Security Clearance

BS Degree

10 years experience

Excel

PowerPoint

GFEBS

WAWF

LMP

CCaR/PMRT

P&R Forms

DTS

FMR 37-100

DOD 7000-14

Budget execution

Education

BS Degree

Tools

GFEBS

WAWF

LMP

CCaR/PMRT

DTS

Job description

• PD: Program Analyst to perform mid-level financial analysis and business management function for PM AMSA.
• Required Qualifications: Secret Security Clearance; BS Degree and 10 years technical experience; Proficient in Microsoft Office with a strong background in Excel and Power Point; Experience working with Government systems: General Fund Enterprise Business Systems (GFEBS), Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), Logistics Management Program (LMP), Comprehensive Cost and Requirements (CCaR)/Project Management Resource Tools (PMRT), P&R Forms, and Defense Travel Systems (DTS). Familiarity with Financial Management Regulations to include DOD 7000-14, FMR 37-100, FMR 37-1. Develop and coordinate the annual Program Objective Memorandum (POM), the Program Management Review (PMR), Army Program Budget Brief (APBB) and the bi-annual update of the P and R Forms. Coordinate budget execution, monthly actuals reporting, and variance analysis. Monitors Execution OMA, APA and RDT&E appropriations to include development and maintenance of OSD Goals using GFEBS and LMP Systems.
• Examples of recurring tasks:
• Participate in the development and updating of monthly Product Team’s Spend Plans in PMRT CCaR and EA, FO Dashboards Quads
• Review and advise APMs/SAMs/PIs on process for properly planning budget for current, future, and prior year
• Serves as Program Analyst Workflow in PMRT CCaR (This is ASA-ALT requirement)
• Updates the Budget Authority Editor in PMRT CCaR (This is ASA-ALT requirement)
• Provides input for Mid-Year Reviews, PMR Reviews, Financial Briefings, and Support Agreements.
• Responsible for execution information associated with
• Support Agreements, i.e., G-Invoicing Site and G-Invoicing Hub in GFEBS.

• PD: Program Analyst to perform mid-level financial analysis and business management function for PM AMSA.
• Required Qualifications: Secret Security Clearance; BS Degree and 10 years technical experience; Proficient in Microsoft Office with a strong background in Excel and Power Point; Experience working with Government systems: General Fund Enterprise Business Systems (GFEBS), Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), Logistics Management Program (LMP), Comprehensive Cost and Requirements (CCaR)/Project Management Resource Tools (PMRT), P&R Forms, and Defense Travel Systems (DTS). Familiarity with Financial Management Regulations to include DOD 7000-14, FMR 37-100, FMR 37-1. Develop and coordinate the annual Program Objective Memorandum (POM), the Program Management Review (PMR), Army Program Budget Brief (APBB) and the bi-annual update of the P and R Forms. Coordinate budget execution, monthly actuals reporting, and variance analysis. Monitors Execution OMA, APA and RDT&E appropriations to include development and maintenance of OSD Goals using GFEBS and LMP Systems.
• Examples of recurring tasks:
• Participate in the development and updating of monthly Product Team’s Spend Plans in PMRT CCaR and EA, FO Dashboards Quads
• Review and advise APMs/SAMs/PIs on process for properly planning budget for current, future, and prior year
• Serves as Program Analyst Workflow in PMRT CCaR (This is ASA-ALT requirement)
• Updates the Budget Authority Editor in PMRT CCaR (This is ASA-ALT requirement)
• Provides input for Mid-Year Reviews, PMR Reviews, Financial Briefings, and Support Agreements.
• Responsible for execution information associated with
• Support Agreements, i.e., G-Invoicing Site and G-Invoicing Hub in GFEBS.

ii. Army Program Budget Brief, ASA-ALT Responses and P/R-Forms.

• Prepare and submit reprogramming and realignment requests to include UFRs, Information Papers and Impact Statements in PMRT CCaR.
• Manages Travel Budget – Serve as a Finance Defense Travel Administrator and conducts DTS Audits: Review DTS travel authorizations and vouchers submitted by team members for accuracy.
• Executes and monitors the release of funding via MIPRs, PWDs, and contract modifications actions with other government agencies
• Examine and report variances on commitments, obligations, and disbursement goals on prior and current year.