Budget Analyst
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
Thitani location, Kitui County, Kenya · Full Time
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- Experience
- 1+ yrs
- Salary
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- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 18시간 전
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Graduate degree in Business, Finance, or a closely related field preferred for GS-11 level; GS-12 requires experience without education substitution.
- Eligibility
- Applicants must be U.S. citizens eligible for merit promotion and other specified employment programs, including career and career conditional Bureau employees, Career Transition eligibles, and those eligible under Land Management Workforce Flexibility Act.
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Job description
Position Overview
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a Budget Analyst to join their team located in Thitani, Kitui County, Kenya. This position entails full-time onsite work and covers a broad scope of financial and budgetary responsibilities within regional offices. This announcement is specifically for merit promotion for career and career conditional Bureau employees and other eligible candidates under defined hiring paths.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage budget and financial activities for regional offices, including forecasting, tracking, and reporting budgets predominantly for smaller or less complex programs.
- Assist with annual budget preparation, justifications, and expenditure monitoring under guided supervision.
- Coordinate budget creation and execution, ensuring submissions comply with financial policies and regulations.
- Conduct financial studies and maintain data systems to support finance-related analysis and reporting processes.
- Advise personnel on procedural budget matters and policies, while providing thorough yet more procedural guidance.
- Prepare and monitor financial reports, promote accuracy and audit readiness, though with less responsibility for major corrective measures.
- At the full performance level, develop long-term budget forecasts, evaluate program cost-effectiveness, analyze spending trends, and recommend funding improvements.
- Lead annual operating budget planning by engaging with program leadership to set priorities and prepare justifications for budget requests.
- Manage complex multi-year, multi-billion-dollar budget programs, ensuring regulatory and policy compliance in financial reviews.
- Initiate and oversee special projects related to regional budget formulation and financial management, including management of data systems.
- Provide budget consultation to senior directorate staff on funding status, requirements, and applicable policies.
- Prepare monthly financial reports, apply knowledge of NRDAR Fund use, and maintain precise financial recordkeeping for audit readiness.
Qualifications and Requirements
- Applicants must be U.S. citizens and successfully clear background checks and employment verification (E-Verify).
- Men born after December 31, 1959, must have registered for Selective Service.
- Mandatory enrollment in direct deposit and completion of training including maintaining a government credit card with travel and purchase authority.
- Possession of a one-year probationary period upon hiring to assess fitness for continued employment, with possible termination if criteria are unmet.
- Specialized experience and educational requirements differ based on grade level:
- GS-11 requires one year experience equivalent to GS-9 federal level OR a Ph.D. or equivalent doctoral degree in Business/Finance or related fields OR a combination of education and experience to total 100% of requirements.
- GS-12 requires one year of specialized experience equivalent in scope to GS-11 federal level; education substitution is not permitted.
- Education documentation (transcripts, official letters) proving completion of required coursework must be provided if applicable.
- Experience includes paid, unpaid, and volunteer work relevant to the position’s competencies.
Additional Information
- Multiple vacancies may be filled through this announcement.
- Promotion to higher grades is contingent upon performance, current workload, and supervisor recommendations.
- Reasonable accommodation is available during the hiring process for those with disabilities.
- Ethical rules prohibit DOI employees and family members from acquiring claims or rights on Federal lands, among other restrictions.
- Applicants must avoid inappropriate content in their applications; any unacceptable language will disqualify the candidate.
- Candidates are expected to be dedicated to effective federal government function, uphold constitutional values, and support the public interest.
- Federal employment benefits are comprehensive and depend on appointment status; contact agency for details.
Minimum education
Master's Degree
Industry
Government Administration