Strategic Budget Analyst for Programs & Policy

Army National Guard Units; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Oklahoma Army National Guard is seeking a Budget Analyst (Title 5) in the OK Human Resources Office. The position requires data analysis, program coordination, financial planning, staff supervision, and strong communication skills.

Experience with training and presenting reports is essential for delivering clear budgets and briefings. Qualified candidates must understand NG budget practices, be eligible for certification programs, and demonstrate independent judgment in financial matters.

Qualifications

• Collect and analyze data effectively and accurately.
• Plan and coordinate difficult programs.
• Develop, apply, and adjust financial plans and policies.
• Select, develop, and supervise subordinate staff.
• Establish effective working relationships with management officials.
• Present formal training presentations and briefings.
• Write and present clear oral and written reports.
• Apply a high level of independent judgment in financial management.
• Read and interpret program materials and directives.

Responsibilities

• To qualify, applicants must have 24 months of finance budget experience.
• Demonstrate competencies in NG financial budget program requirements.
• Eligible for entry into the budget certification career program (GS-0560).
• Show understanding of basic principles and concepts of NG budget business program.

Skills

Data analysis

Program coordination

Financial planning

Staff supervision

Communication

Training presentations

Oral and written reporting

Independent judgment

Reading directives

Job description

Oklahoma Army National Guard is seeking a Budget Analyst (Title 5) in the OK Human Resources Office. The position requires data analysis, program coordination, financial planning, staff supervision, and strong communication skills.

Experience with training and presenting reports is essential for delivering clear budgets and briefings. Qualified candidates must understand NG budget practices, be eligible for certification programs, and demonstrate independent judgment in financial matters.