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Provide DoD acquisition financial execution, accounting reconciliation, contract closeout, budget analysis, fiscal-year closeout, and classified funding support for SOF AT&L. Manage financial systems, obligations, expenditures, appropriations, FADs, MIPRs, and fund authorizations. Prepare execution reports, metrics, corrective-action plans, briefings, and unfunded-requirement analyses while coordinating with program offices, DFAS, DCMA, and other stakeholders. Train users and support foreign partner funding, continuing resolutions, and financial compliance.

Prepares recurring financial reporting, investigates expense variances, supports annual budgeting and forecasting, develops profitability studies, and performs financial modeling and analysis. The role also assists with board reporting and other finance projects while managing multiple priorities and protecting confidential data.

The Financial Analyst owns recurring financial reporting, budget-versus-actual analysis, dashboards, data reconciliation, forecasting, and financial modeling. The role builds simulations for market expansion, fleet growth, and pricing scenarios; tracks financial and operating metrics; partners with Accounting and Operations; prepares leadership analyses; and improves FP&A processes and data flows.

Provides transactional finance support and analysis for facility operations, focusing on procure-to-pay processes, purchase orders, invoices, inventory, expense analytics, month-end close, forecasting, budgeting, audits, and financial modeling. The role supports cost management, data integrity, facility maintenance planning, and process improvement while partnering with controllers, facility managers, stakeholders, and auditors.

Creates statistical and financial models, performs ad hoc analysis, reviews financial data, and recommends ways to improve operational efficiency and financial returns. Supports special projects, enhances financial reporting tools, and prepares monthly financial reports while communicating insights to management and senior leadership.

Financial Analyst responsible for operating-expense reporting, budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, investment analysis, insurance coordination, and financial risk analysis. The role develops management reports and Power BI dashboards, evaluates capital business cases using ROI, NPV, payback, and sensitivity analysis, supports ERP and finance transformation initiatives, and partners cross-functionally with operations, engineering, supply chain, accounting, HR, IT, legal, and leadership.

Supports enterprise FP&A forecasting, annual planning, quarterly forecasts, monthly outlooks, and long-range planning. Consolidates and analyzes financial results across business units, explains variances and trends, develops financial models and reporting, and prepares insights for executive leadership and Board materials. Uses Oracle ERP, Oracle EPM, Smart View, and Excel to improve planning, reporting, data quality, and decision support.

Analyzes product category performance, profitability, pricing, revenue, budgets, forecasts, and financial variances. Builds financial models, business cases, dashboards, and KPI reporting; supports R&D budgeting, investment decisions, post-launch evaluations, and strategic initiatives. Partners with product category, engineering, and cross-functional teams to validate assumptions, improve financial visibility, maintain ERP data integrity, and automate reporting processes.

Prepares SEC filings, financial statements, footnotes, MD&A, XBRL tagging, investor materials, and supporting schedules. Assists with stock-based compensation accounting, audits, technical accounting research, forecasting, disclosure controls, and internal control processes. Partners cross-functionally to improve reporting accuracy and prepares ad hoc reports for senior management and investor relations.

Develops consolidated three-statement forecasts and long-term financial plans, analyzes working capital and operational drivers, and identifies margin and revenue opportunities. The role presents forecast updates and performance analyses to finance leadership, the CFO, and Board; performs financial modeling, valuation, and M&A transaction analysis; and applies AI-driven forecasting tools to improve reporting and variance analysis.

Provides financial analysis, reporting, forecasting, journal entries, inventory and overtime analysis, expense allocations, and KPI reporting. Supports monthly operational reviews, annual planning in Adaptive Insights, regulatory documentation, vendor payments, and capital project tracking. Requires strong Excel, analytical, reconciliation, communication, and deadline-management skills. The role is office-based, involves confidential information, and has no supervisory responsibilities.

Analyzes and forecasts program budgets, supports month-end close and invoicing, reconciles accounts, tracks expenses, processes invoices, maintains financial databases, and prepares reports. Ensures compliance with internal policies, JTR, FAR, and DSSR requirements while partnering with program management and contracts. Leads financial reviews, identifies issues, and escalates concerns to financial management.

The Financial Analyst prepares management reporting, budgets, forecasts, and capital investment analyses. The role evaluates business cases, supports capital planning, improves reporting through automation and Power BI, coordinates insurance renewals and claims, and contributes to finance transformation and ERP improvements. This position partners cross-functionally with Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, Accounting, HR, IT, Legal, and Corporate Finance.

Supports budget execution for RTX Operations Strategy and Transformation by analyzing overhead expenses, headcount, forecasts, variances, and financial performance. The analyst contributes to monthly and quarterly close activities, management reviews, business cases, cost and manpower alignment, and ad hoc analysis. The role also requires understanding financial controls, Federal Acquisition Regulations, Cost Accounting Standards, and internal processes while supporting process improvements and communicating insights to management.

Provides senior Department of Defense programming, budgeting, and execution support. Develops spend plans and POM/SPAR inputs, tracks obligations and disbursements, reconciles program funding, prepares leadership financial reports, and supports lifecycle cost estimates and acquisition documentation. Requires expertise in DoD PPBE, RDT&E, Procurement, and O&M appropriations, budget execution, financial analysis, ACEIT, and advanced Excel. The role is onsite at Fort Detrick, Maryland, with travel up to 20%.

Provides senior DoD financial management support, including PPBE, programming, budgeting, execution, spend plans, POM/SPAR inputs, funding reconciliation, financial reporting, lifecycle cost estimates, and acquisition documentation. The role requires expertise in DoD appropriations, budget execution, ACEIT, and advanced Excel, with up to 20% travel and onsite work at Fort Detrick, Maryland.

Provides senior Department of Defense programming, budgeting, and execution support. Develops spend plans and POM/SPAR inputs, tracks obligations and disbursements, reconciles program funding, produces leadership financial reports, and supports lifecycle cost estimates and acquisition documentation. The role requires DoD financial process expertise, ACEIT proficiency, advanced Excel skills, U.S. citizenship, onsite work in Fort Detrick, Maryland, and travel up to 20%.

Provides financial and reporting analysis for employee benefits clients and Strategic Account Executives. Responsibilities include preparing renewal and utilization reports, analyzing claims and plan costs, obtaining carrier rates and proposals, creating bid specifications, evaluating proposal results, answering stakeholder inquiries, and participating in client meetings.

Serve as Finance Business Partner for Technology, owning forecasts, variance reporting, financial modeling, headcount planning, cloud and AI spend management, procurement, vendor contracts, and board-level scorecards. Translate technical spending into GAAP-compliant accounting entries and executive narratives. Partner with engineering, product, accounting, and senior leadership to improve budget accountability, SaaS efficiency, investment decisions, and ROI visibility across technology teams.

Own program budgeting, forecasting, spend tracking, financial planning, variance analysis, and reporting. Partner with program managers and department leaders on headcount planning, resource allocation, and accountability. Build financial models, dashboards, and reporting tools, provide strategic insights, and support monthly and quarterly close activities with Accounting and Finance.

Leads budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, reporting, strategic planning, and business partnering for Digital, Central Operations, and company-wide fixed costs. Reviews variances, develops financial models and dashboards, supports investment and scenario analysis, communicates recommendations to leadership, and improves planning, reporting, forecasting, and financial systems processes.

Support Capital Markets brokers with financial analysis and valuation: build and audit Excel and Argus Enterprise models, perform DCF and pro forma analyses, review leases and due diligence, conduct market research, summarize findings, prepare marketing materials, and support process improvements and quality control. On-site in Washington, DC with occasional travel and flexible hours as needed.

Performs financial analysis, project underwriting, feasibility recommendations, executive presentations, and portfolio-level tracking for senior housing capital investments. Tracks budgets, cash spending, project status, forecast variances, financial performance, and return on investment across approximately 850 communities. Collaborates with internal teams and operating partners while supporting up to $500 million in annual investments. Occasional site visits are required.

Run month-end close for acquired accounting-firm clients, including legacy and platform ledgers. Perform variance analysis, respond to client requests, document close processes, identify inefficiencies, and support automation initiatives. Serve as the accounting voice for the product team by providing feedback on platform capabilities. The role requires direct client collaboration, strong process-improvement skills, and in-person work in Toronto.

Produces regulatory, financial, asset/liability, investment accounting, budget, and forecasting reports for a credit union. Supports accounting operations, implementation enhancements, back testing, third-party validations, and policy monitoring. Advises on credit union accounting matters, including funds management, allowance for loan losses, and investments. Requires strong analytical skills, accounting knowledge, accuracy under deadlines, and effective communication with internal stakeholders.