Description du poste
This position is in the Office of the Secretary (OST), Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs and CFO, OST Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Volpe Financial Management. The incumbent of this position serves as a Financial Analyst performing a variety of financial management duties, utilizing professional knowledge of accounting and financial management principles and procedures.
PRINCIPALES MISSIONS :
As a Financial Analyst, you will: Knowledge and understanding of the substance and operation of various programs conducted by the Secretarial Office of the Office of the Secretary (OST) to which the analyst is assigned. The analyst can respond quickly and effectively both verbally and in writing to information requests, program issues, and a wide range of questions from top management that are raised on a day-to-day basis. These responses are provided to the Finance Officer, Director of Financial Management, OST CFO, Deputy Assistant Secretary, the DOT CFO, or other Secretarial officers. Makes recommendations for improving programs conducted by the Secretarial Offices. Analyzes financial statements of one or more Secretarial Offices within the Office of the Secretary on a continuing basis to develop verbal and written recommendations on accounting related actions for the Finance Officer, Director of Financial Management, and OST CFO. Analysis is based on knowledge and data gained through discussions with program managers, program analysts, budget analysts, administrative officers, fund administrators, and operating officials within OST; discussions with OST staff members; and regular review of a variety of budget and program reports. Recommendations reflect knowledge of budget policy, methods and procedures; the programs involved; the law; relevant Departmental, Presidential, and congressional policies; the past performance of the program; and the expertise and judgments of other elements of OST. Analyzes financial statements of one or more Secretarial Offices within the Office of the Secretary on a continuing basis to develop verbal and written recommendations on accounting related actions for the Finance Officer, Director of Financial Management, and OST CFO. Analysis is based on knowledge and data gained through discussions with program managers, program analysts, budget analysts, administrative officers, fund administrators, and operating officials within OST; discussions with OST staff members; and regular review of a variety of budget and program reports. Recommendations reflect knowledge of budget policy, methods and procedures; the programs involved; the law; relevant Departmental, Presidential, and congressional policies; the past performance of the program; and the expertise and judgments of other elements of OST. accounting records and promptly prepares apportionments, allotments, and operating plans. Monitors, tracks, and reports on program obligations. Works with OST Offices to ensure that program funding data is entered into the financial system expeditiously and correctly. Ideal candidate statement: Financial Analyst with expert knowledge of federal budget, accounting, and financial management processes. Proven track record of managing high-visibility special projects, tracking complex funding obligations, and ensuring GAAP and Treasury Financial Manual compliance. Exceptional communicator skilled at managing personal contacts across multiple agency subdivisions and delivering data-driven briefings to CFO-level leadership to guide strategic organizational objectives.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUISES :
To meet the minimum qualifications for this position, you must (1) meet the Education Requirement for the series, (2) provide a copy of transcripts for verification, AND (3) meet either the education or experience qualifications for the grade at which you are requesting consideration. To qualify for the GS-11 on Experience, you must have at least one year of experience equal or equivalent to the GS-09 it must
À propos de Office of the Secretary of Transportation
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