Senior EV Program Finance Lead

Draper Labs; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 95,000 - 245,000; Full time

Job summary

Draper in Cambridge, MA seeks a Senior Program Finance Analyst to ensure financial acumen, accuracy, and support to programs, PMs, CAMs, and schedulers. The role applies Earned Value and related program control principles to drive cost and schedule performance.

Responsibilities include maintaining WBS/charge numbers, EAC processes, time-phased planning, PMR/QBR inputs, invoicing and receivables, and reporting on funding status.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance or relevant discipline; Master’s preferred.
• 7+ years of related experience in program finance or cost control.
• Ability to obtain and maintain government security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provides timely and accurate metrics on schedule and cost performance utilizing Earned Value or related processes.
• Supports baseline development and development of charge numbers and WBS as applicable.
• Maintains updates for programs with/without Earned Value requirements in ERP or Cobra.
• Analyzes variances to budget and assists with recovery plans.
• Reports risks and opportunities to baseline cost, schedule, and EAC.
• Maintains Project-Activity Structure (Charge Numbers).
• Completes EAC processes and time-phased EAC updates for planning and reporting.
• Develops and monitors program-level time-phased revenue plans for forecast and 5-year planning.
• Provides inputs and variance narratives for PMRs and QBRs.
• Manages invoicing and collection of customer receivables.
• Communicates funding status and disposition of potentially cancellable funding.

Skills

EVMS

DoD financial controls

FAR/DFARS

Contract types

Revenue recognition

Communication

MS Office

Excel

Analytics

Independent work

Education

Bachelor's in Accounting/Finance

Tools

ERP systems

Cobra

Job description

Draper in Cambridge, MA seeks a Senior Program Finance Analyst to ensure financial acumen, accuracy, and support to programs, PMs, CAMs, and schedulers. The role applies Earned Value and related program control principles to drive cost and schedule performance.

Responsibilities include maintaining WBS/charge numbers, EAC processes, time-phased planning, PMR/QBR inputs, invoicing and receivables, and reporting on funding status.