Junior Financial Analyst

Junior Financial Analyst
Clearance: Top Secret
Location: Washington DC

• Utilize Microsoft Excel to compile and analyze detailed financial data from various sources to identify trends, identify potential issues/errors and recommend updates/corrections.
• Enter debt related data attributes into the financial system, and maintain and update data as required.
• Document standard operating procedures and related guidance.
• Update and maintain document repositories.
• Provide support to a dynamic client, supporting business process improvement to address government-wide or client-defined objectives.
• Provide customer service to answer questions related to customer s debt obligations via email and telephone.
• Identify and address client needs; build solid relationships with client; work within a team, communicate with client in an organized and knowledgeable manner; deliver clear requests for information; demonstrate flexibility in prioritizing and completing tasks; and communicate potential risks to team leadership.

What You Will Need :

• An ACTIVE and CURRENT TOP SECRET federal security clearance
• Bachelor s degree from an accredited university or college with two (2) years or more of financial analyst experience. Educational requirement may be waived if the candidate has five (5) or more years of experience.
• Examples of financial analyst experience includes experience calculating complex figures, forecast and prepare budgets and conducting financial/business analysis including the preparation of reports; analyzing and applying problem solving methods to identify complex problems, draw conclusions, make recommendations, and provide solutions to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
• Knowledge of financial terms and principles.
• Ability to calculate financial figures such as percentages and discounts.
• Experience using Microsoft Office (e.g., Word, Excel).

What Would Be Nice To Have :

• Experience with SharePoint
• Experience working directly with DOJ
• Experience using CGI Momentum and/or DOJ s Unified Financial Management System (UFMS)