Program Finance Analyst II – EVMS & DoD Budgeting

Draper; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance programs

Employee clubs

Discounts to local museums and culture

Job summary

Draper in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Program Finance Analyst 2 to partner with internal and external customers enforcing financial acumen, accuracy, and support to execute significant national defense contracts.

Responsibilities include EVMS-based metrics, baseline development, EAC, funding status, invoicing, and PMR/QBR preparation, with DoD cost controls and revenue recognition expertise.

Qualifications

• Experience applying Earned Value Management (EVMS) in defense programs.
• Knowledge of DoD program financial controls and related regulations.
• Bachelor's in Accounting, Finance or related field; Master's preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provides timely and accurate metrics on schedule and cost performance using EVMS.
• Supports baseline development, charge numbers, and WBS as applicable.
• Updates for programs with/without EVMS in ERP or Cobra.
• Analyzes variances to budget and supports recovery plans.
• Assesses risks and opportunities to cost, schedule, and EAC.
• Maintains Project-Activity Structure and time-phased EAC updates.
• Delivers input for PMRs and QBRs and supports 5-year planning.
• Provides invoicing and collection of receivables; communicates funding status.

Skills

EVMS principles

DoD program financial controls

CAS/FAR/DFARS knowledge

Contract types (FFP, FPIF, CPFF, CPIF,

T&M)

Revenue recognition

Present complex info

Microsoft Office proficiency

Strong Excel skills

Analytical/problem-solving

Detail oriented

Independent self-starter

Education

Bachelor's in Accounting/Finance or related

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Cobra

ERP systems

Job description

Draper in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Program Finance Analyst 2 to partner with internal and external customers enforcing financial acumen, accuracy, and support to execute significant national defense contracts.

Responsibilities include EVMS-based metrics, baseline development, EAC, funding status, invoicing, and PMR/QBR preparation, with DoD cost controls and revenue recognition expertise.