Budget Analyst - Entry to Expe

RESPONSIBILITIES As a Budget Analyst at the NSA, you will be instrumental in building and managing resources for multiple years and producing financial reports. Applicants with prior DoD/IC experience and Program Build experience to include interpreting fiscal guidance from ODNI and OMB are preferred. For entry level applicants, experience or knowledge of HR and/or manpower is a plus.Budget Analysts cover a variety of responsibilities that include, but are not limited to:- Planning, programming, budgeting and execution process, the congressional budgetary processes, and DoD/IC-specific budget practices- Analyzing financial, performance, and requirements data for business decision making- Using financial principles to identify trends in data- Justifying the resources (manpower and funding) to support the strategic plans of the President, DoD, Intelligence Community, and the NSA- Advising NSA/CSS elements in the preparation, negotiation, coordination, approval, and termination of all reimbursable support agreements.- Managing all aspects of Cyber tenant requirements and reimbursement activities to ensure proper execution of funds within appropriate timeframe as indicated on incoming funding orders- Managing civilian and military manpower resources to reflect current and future requirementsIndividuals selected for this position are required to obtain DoD Financial Management (DoDFM) and appropriate DAWIA certification within 24 months.***NOTE: This position requires an uploaded college transcript upon application. Without an uploaded transcript to validate the requirement for 24 semester hours in accounting, business finance, law, contracts, purchasing, economics, industrial marketing, marketing, quantitative methods, and/or organizational management, the application may not move forward.*** SKILLS The ideal candidate is someone with a desire for continual learning; who possesses strong communication (both oral and written), problem-solving, and interpersonal skills along with a strong eye for detail; and who is adaptable.Knowledge and experience in the following areas is desired but not required:- Managing complex projects- Communicating complex concepts and ideas- Familiarity with DoD-wide processes (e.g., military manpower)- Data analysis- Data manageme