Strategic Budget Manager – Government Finance

Benton-County-Oregon; Corvallis (OR); On-site; USD 86,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

11 Paid Holidays

64 Personal Leave Hours

2 Floating Holidays

Vacation accrual

Health Insurance

Retirement plan

Wellness program

Employer-paid AD&D Insurance

Life Insurance

Long-Term Disability

HSA contribution

Job summary

Benton County is seeking a Budget Manager to lead the Budgeting Team within the Financial Services Department. The role supervises four budget analysts and guides the development, monitoring and analysis of adopted budgets for the County and its districts to ensure compliance with all budget requirements.

The Budget Manager performs complex analyses, develops revenue forecasting models, interprets policy restrictions on resources, and identifies opportunities and risks that impact the county’s

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Even years of governmental accounting/budgeting experience with supervisory/management experience.
• Cover letter required (no longer than two pages) describing qualifications and management experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Budgeting Team of four budget analysts.
• Oversee development, monitoring and analysis of adopted budgets for the County and districts.
• Provide complex analysis and technical work for countywide financial and budget activities; forecast revenue and expenditures.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Budget analysis

Financial forecasting

Policy interpretation

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Benton County is seeking a Budget Manager to lead the Budgeting Team within the Financial Services Department. The role supervises four budget analysts and guides the development, monitoring and analysis of adopted budgets for the County and its districts to ensure compliance with all budget requirements.

The Budget Manager performs complex analyses, develops revenue forecasting models, interprets policy restrictions on resources, and identifies opportunities and risks that impact the county’s