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Senior Budget Analyst Resume
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| Desired Industry: Civil Service/Government/Postal |
SpiderID: 28954 |
| Desired Job Location: Olympia, Washington |
Date Posted: 10/2/2009 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: Negotiable |
| Desired Wage: 70,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: |
| Highest Degree Attained: MBA |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
To obtain a position as a Senior Budget Analyst
Experience:
Budget Analyst
April 2009 to Present
Employment Security Department
In this position with the Employment and Career Development Division (ECDD), I function as a budget analyst for six Workforce Development Areas across Washington State. This position is responsible for supporting and coordinating the ECDD budget to ensure funds are used in the most cost effective and efficient manner possible to support ECDD employment and workforce efforts.
Created to work primarily with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding, this position was assigned the duties of an operating budget analyst in June of 2009. In this capacity, my responsibilities include:
• Creating, presenting, and monitoring annual operating budgets for six of the twelve Workforce Development Areas.
• Developing yearly budget and cost estimates for new ECDD initiatives.
• Providing monthly analysis of Workforce Development Areas expenditure reports for identify trends, analyze variances and develop expenditure forecasts for remaining fiscal months.
• Providing consultation and technical advice and assistance to workforce development areas regarding budget performance.
• Review of program allotment requests and position actions to provide recommendations for approval or modification based on ECDD strategic priorities and divisional financial considerations.
• Creation of budget estimates for Resource Sharing Agreements and contracts in assigned Workforce Development Areas.
• Participating in the initial development of agency purchasing processes, procedures and guidelines. This has included the development and presentation of a centrally supported purchasing model for the agency.
Budget Analyst/Financial Manager
March 2003 to April 2009
Department of Ecology
My duties as a Budget Analyst at the Washington State Department of Ecology have encompassed all aspects of budget administration, fund management, contract management and financial/performance aspects of program development. These duties include the planning, establishment, monitoring, and maintenance of operating and capital budgets and associated performance measures related to the cleanup and restoration of contaminated areas in Washington State.
Responsible for establishing and managing the Cleanup Settlement, State Toxics and Underground Storage Tank accounts. Responsible for making recommendations directly related to proper and aggressive strategic management of these funds in order for the state to realize the maximum environmental benefit from accumulation, appropriation and expenditure of these funds.
Other specific duties of my position with the Toxics Cleanup Program include:
• Responsible for administration of the Toxics Cleanup Program budget in conjunction with the TCP Management Team.
• Development of funding and FTE allotments in accordance with OFM and Federal grant guidelines.
• Development of capital spending plans for three significant programs totaling $33.0 Million during the 09 biennium.
• Preparation of all agency fiscal notes related to the cleanup of Hazardous Waste in Washington State.
• Development of program activities and performance measures with the Toxics Cleanup Program Planner.
• Preparation and establishment of Toxics Cleanup Program biennial and supplemental operating budgets.
• Preparation and establishment of statewide capital budget programs to clean up and restore contaminated areas.
• Development of Toxics Cleanup capital program expenditure and reappropriation projections.
• Acting as a resource to communicate detailed technical and financial information to a full range of stakeholders, including the public, taxpayers and other stakeholders, the Office of Financial Management, and legislative staff.
• Worked with agency, OFM and legislative staff to establish the Cleanup Settlement Account in the State Treasury.
• Management of Special Revenue Treasury funds, including the Cleanup Settlement, State Toxics Control, and Underground Storage Tank accounts.
• Developing recommendations directly related to strategic management of Special Revenue Treasury funds.
• Development and delivery of quarterly budget analysis, forecast, expenditure, and revenue status reports using Excel statistical forecasting capabilities.
Education:
Postgraduate Studies:
Masters of Business Administration (2009)
Financial and Performance Management
GPA 3.96
Saint Martins University
Relevant Courses:
• Performance Management
• Strategic Planning and Policy Analysis
• Financial Management
• Advanced Quantitative Methods for Management
• Accounting for Managerial Decision Making
• Seminar in Research Methods
Undergraduate Studies:
Bachelor of Applied Arts (1999)
Industrial Supervision and Management
Major GPA 3.71 - Minor GPA 3.25
Central Michigan University
Skills:
PERSONAL PROFILE
Highly astute, energetic and motivated team player with extensive knowledge of economics, finance, statistics, and organizational development. Capable of high quality, objective research and analysis, with the skills to make strategic, data driven decisions. Recognized as a creative and practical problem solver with the ability to adapt quickly to changes and changing environments.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Six years experience developing operating and capital budgets.
• Six years experience working with legislative, budgeting, and fiscal note processes.
• Working knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
• Extensive knowledge of state financial rules, regulations, and policies.
• Ability to coordinate multiple projects and meet deadlines under pressure.
• Ability to effectively communicate detailed policy, technical and financial information to a full range of stakeholders.
• Enthusiastic, creative, and willing to assume increased responsibility.
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