26 May
2023
Full-Time Contract & Budget Specialist – Al Hariq
Job Description
Budget Analysts prepare and analyze budgets. Examine, study, and analyze operational budgets; compile budgetary data and reports; prepare and revise legislative appropriation proposals, operating budgets, and other reports. Gives department staff budget recommendations. Budget Analysts utilize Excel, Access, Word, HHSAS, CAPPS, and ABEST to do their jobs. The Budget Analyst works under the Budget Manager’s guidance, using initiative and independent judgment.
Job Title : Contract & Budget Specialist
Location : Al Hariq, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Salary : $ 32.44 per hour.
Company : Weill Cornell Medicine
Job Type : Full-Time
Qualifications:
- Performs budget revisions by examining accounting records and staff cost data to estimate program funding needs and recommending budget allocations.
- This individual oversees the Center’s annual budget and other funded budgets and forecasts cash needed for workers, equipment, materials, supplies, and program activities. Monitors and recommends spending with financial judgment.
- Some duties may not be explicitly specified in the job description, but they fit within the general occupational category and responsibility level generally associated with the employee’s class of work. Execute different duties and obligations as assigned.
- Preparing quarterly budget reports for the city based on estimates and actual spending, counseling supervisory officials on trends, and generating and evaluating data on revenues and expenditures.
- Comparing the current fiscal year’s expenditures and operational efforts to the previous fiscal year is done. The Supervisor receives reports on budget changes.
- Prepare narratives, charts/graphs, and presentation materials for OFM, legislative staff, senior management, and external stakeholders. Ensure correctness, completeness, and quality.
- Analyze program business cases, forecasts, make-or-buy decisions, rate studies, and other financial modeling and analysis with the support of the Agency Budget Director.
- The Office of Management and Budget’s Office of Finance is in charge of handling all operational and financial matters for the division it is assigned to, including the processing of all Agency awards. is charge of budget planning and oversight for the office of the state attorney (SAO).
- In charge of the agency’s daily budget operations for assigned projects, Involved in the formulation and execution of business strategies that are financially feasible and allow the agency to satisfy customer satisfaction standards.
- Monitors and evaluates programming activities and processes; investigates, compiles, examines, and analyzes data for special projects; recommends appropriate service and personnel levels.
Skills:
- an undergraduate degree from an authorized institution or university in the fields of business administration, finance, accounting, or any other related field
- At least four (4) years of professional management expertise in designing, monitoring, and managing a diverse operational budget, as well as at least two (2) years of supervisory experience.
- A master’s degree in quantitative analysis requires accreditation in accounting, business/public management, financial and economic analysis, or a closely related field.
- Research-based An effective analyst is able to evaluate data, draw conclusions, substantiate them with evidence, and then put those conclusions into practice. The ability to communicate in a way that is understandable to the intended audience.
- Experience in a similar position is required, as are good organizational and people skills, good communication and writing skills, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, self-motivation and the ability to handle many tasks at once, and the ability to work with and develop others as a team. It is helpful to have advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Publisher) and graphics/desktop and Internet software.