Mid Budget Analyst (WFH) ID-13724

May 2, 2025

Mid Business/Budget Analyst Consultant

Must have excellent communications skills.

Role is WFH (Work from home) 100% - 1099 Contract Roll - US Citizen / Green Card Only

Looking for a creative thinker who can use their analytical and interpersonal skills to help our client by working with the budgeting team and technical team members to analyze financial data, develop models, and provide insights and create visually appealing presentations to support strategic decision-making.
The client is a mutual fund organization that helps make retirement possible for millions of Americans. You'll engage both executives and technical staff. Are you an analytical person whose detail-oriented? Do you like collaboration and innovation? Sound like you? If so, apply today!

Temporary Contract Role (5 months, at 40hrs/week) - **Must be US Citizen OR Green Card Holder (No Visa holders please)

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What You'll Do: (assignments may include responsibilities in one or more of the following areas):

Assist in analyzing financial data and creating budget models to support business
decisions.
Help prepare and present budget reports, forecasts, and plans.
Conduct research and analysis to identify trends and opportunities as well as present the material in a concise manner.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement business strategies.
Monitor and evaluate financial performance, identifying areas for improvement.
Provide insights and recommendations to management based on financial analysis.
Ensure compliance with financial regulations and company policies.

What you'll need:

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business Administration, Economics, or a related field.
Experience or internships in a Business/Budget/Financial Analyst role or similar.
Relevant coursework or certifications in finance or business analysis.
Basic proficiency in financial modeling, forecasting, and analysis.
Intermediate proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite of products (Excel, PowerPoint, etc)
Familiarity with financial software and tools (e.g., Workday Adaptive) is a plus.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication skills and good presentation skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.

What you'll gain:

Involvement in the technical components of a client project
Exposure to business issues and challenges

Opportunity to leverage your computer knowledge and analytical skills

We are the prime contractor.

Subcontractors welcome to apply. (C2C Allowed, Must be US Citizen or Green Card Holder)

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