Financial and Budget Analyst (Remote)

GovCIO is currently hiring for Financial and Budget Analyst to support financial management, data analysis and reporting activities at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This role will be responsible for providing support to a Fiscal Management focused mission delivery team to execute budget formulation, budget execution, government taskings, data calls, analytics and dashboard development, and various other programmatic needs. This will be a fully remote position.

• Participate in budget formulation and execution processes.
• Provide briefings and guidance to senior internal and external stakeholders.
• Develop and use relevant costing data and program analysis techniques to capture financial savings in support of client mission and strategic direction.
• Capture and/or create required budget requirements, conduct analysis of portfolio/product focused issues, and lead resolution activities as defined by the program outcome objectives.
• Develop financial management recommendations and associated deliverables (white paper, issues paper, risk assessment, etc.)
• Analyze candidate projects the ensure they are appropriately justified, prioritized and structured to yield the expected business value identified.
• Assist in all aspects of Multi-Year Planning (MYP) activities. 
• Work with stakeholders to coordinate Budget Formulation exercises.
• Develop leadership briefings to elicit budget or project issue identification, project risks and/or technical issues.
• Monitor execution year budget figures, ensuring all funds are obligating on time. 
• Support analysis of budgetary needs, execution of new requirement, and response to budget alignment with mission needs.
• Work with all team members to analyze changes in requirements and recommend the most expedient solutions in a timely manner.
• Leverage excellent presentation development skills to prepare meeting agendas and synthesize complex information into succinct visualizations using tools such as PowerPoint.

Required Skills and Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree (or commensurate experience)
• 5+ years of experience work in dynamic customer delivery environments (2 years of experience may be removed for a Master's Degree)
• 2+ years of experience directly in financial analyst and budgetary requirements

Preferred Skills and Experience

• Experience delivering for DHS and/gov US government agencies (previous or existing DHS clearance highly preferred)
• 2 or more years of federal financial and budget analysis experience
• Knowledge and experience in program planning, scheduling, budget planning/formulation, and cost analysis.
• Strong understanding in project management and data analysis.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational abilities.
• Ability to work independently in an extremely fast-paced environment.
• Ability to lead and direct a group of analysts to execute program tasks
• Ability to foster collaborative relationships with other team and external stakeholders.
• Be flexible to change direction on a moment’s notice while also tracking/executing tasks in progress.
• Ability to think “outside of the box” while communicating or dealing with a variety of situations.

Clearance Required: Ability to obtain and maintain a DHS clearance.(US Citizenship required)

Job Details

• Company: Govcio LLC
• Position: Financial and Budget Analyst (Remote)
• Job ID: 8312
• Location: Fully Remote — United States
• Employment Type: Full-Time
• Salary Range: USD 80,000 - 90,000 /Yr.
• Clearance Required: Suitability/Public Trust

Apply Now — View Full Job Description

💼 Tips to Land Your Remote Job at Meta

1. Take care of your mental health while working remotely

The isolation of remote work can affect well-being if left unmanaged. Schedule time for social interactions, take regular breaks and avoid eating in front of your computer.

2. Be proactive in communicating with your team

In remote work, the absence of communication is interpreted as disengagement. Update your team on progress, flag difficulties early and acknowledge messages promptly.

3. Establish clear start and end times

One of the biggest risks of remote work is not knowing when to stop. Set fixed hours for starting and ending your workday and stick to them. Create transition rituals: a short walk before starting, changing clothes, or making a cup of coffee.