Financial Analyst III

Duration: 12 Months

• Assignment duration: 12 months
• How likely is an extension: Likely
• What is the desired start date: Mid-September
• What is the work location: Washington, D.C. 20068
• Can the job be located at an alternate site?  Is work from home an option: Per Manager – “Remote is ok. Preference will be given to local candidates that could come in on occasion.”
• Work schedule/hours: 40 hrs/wk (9AM-4PM ET are core hours)
• What are the travel requirements? (frequency, duration, locations): No travel
• Willing to consider non-local candidates, or do you want to consider local candidates only: Per Manager – “Strong preference to somewhat local. Job is remote but some in person time encouraged.”
• If non-local, is Mgr willing to pay per diem/expenses, mobilization/de-mobilization, fully loaded rate: No per diem
• Team function: Team executes line of business substation, transmission line and civil projects. The projects generally range from $250k-$5M. The financial analysts will help our PMs track cost, forecast, enter accruals, close projects etc.
• Size/structure: Team size is 15 people currently
• Culture (fast paced, individual/collaborative, etc.):  Will be supporting 20 - 30 projects/month; would be scheduling meetings with PMs to review costs, forecast costs, enter data that the analysts is tracking, create CR/CPA/CCR, etc.

What are the top technologies/skills needed/Required:

• Intermediate level Microsoft Office Suite (especially Excel)
• Finance/accounting experience
• Experience working/tracking capital projects

Pluses:

• Understanding of construction/utility industry
• How many years of experience are desired: 4 years’ minimum of experience
• What Education/Certifications is required: Bachelor’s or Equivalent
• Are there any preferred industries the candidate should come from: Utility would be nice preference, but not required – manager is open to other industries of experience

Equipment Availabiility: Work laptops will be provided upon starting