Budget Officer US Attorney's Office San Francisco
Overview
The Budget Officer leads the formulation and execution of district budgets. This permanent position requires a GS-13 level professional with strong financial analysis skills. You will manage funds and develop strategic plans.
What You'll Do11
- 1Supervise subordinate staff and plan work schedules
- 2Develop integrated financial planning and reporting systems
- 3Maintain accounting programs with appropriate delegation
- 4Provide technical guidance on future resource needs
- 5Analyze budget reports and prepare financial forecasts
- 6Lead budget adjustments as projects evolve
- 7Coordinate with management on program operations and costs
- 8Manage fund availability and recommend reallocations
- 9Analyze expenditures to improve program efficiency
- 10Drive budget preparation and implementation processes
- 11Ensure compliance with federal financial regulations
Requirements11
- 1U.S. Citizen or National registration
- 2GS-13 level with 1 year specialized experience equivalent to GS-12
- 3Expertise in financial forecasting and budget analysis
- 4Proven ability to manage complex budgeting tasks
- 5Strong analytical and communication skills
- 6Background check clearance
- 7Ability to pass a competency assessment with cut score requirement
- 8Experience with interagency career transition assistance programs
- 9Familiarity with federal pay scales and GS grading
- 10Commitment to federal service ethics and standards
- 11Veteran preference eligibility documentation if applicable
Salary Insight
$133 - $173k per year
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