Full-Time Senior Manager – Dariyah
Job Description
It is the job of the City Budget Manager to monitor the city’s operating, capital improvement projects (CIP), and debt funds, as well as any other financial components associated to the city, and to develop, administer, and oversee the budget process in support of the Chief Financial Officer. Preparation, analysis, and reconciliation of departmental and fund budgets, revenue, and expenditure data on a monthly and annual basis; reconciliation of fund balances at year-end to the Annual Financial Report; and preparation and publication of the annual budget document are among the duties assigned to the position. The budget staff is overseen and guided by this role.
Job Title : Senior Manager
Location : Dariyah, Al Qassim, Saudi Arabia
Salary : $ 39.77 per hour.
Company : NYC Careers
Job Type : Full-Time
Qualifications:
- Manages the preparation of the City’s operational, performance, Capital Improvement Program (CIP), and other budgets; manages the annual budget development and review processes; establishes and monitors budget development standards, policies, and calendars; and publishes the final approved City budget.
- The incumbent must integrate with a department operating team throughout a short- or long-term assignment, establishing rapport; and use analytical criteria to assess performance consistently and efficiently. It is critical to be able to set and adhere to deadlines.
- Intermediary between the Vice President and Secretary’s Office of Budget and the department’s financial matters. Assist with the development of the budget story for the department.
- This position’s key tasks include budget research and analysis, as well as resource forecasts.
- Respond to requests for information about assigned program areas from a variety of internal and external sources, and coordinate with stakeholders as needed to provide accurate and timely responses.
- Staff members are frequently contacted to discuss and resolve issues related to priorities, workload, resource allocation, technological obstacles, quality standards, and services; staff members are also regularly overseen and reviewed to ensure they are fulfilling their tasks.
- Support the assigned divisions’ operational and financial needs, as well as grant processing, by collaborating with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Office of Finance (OF).
- Analyzes trends and forecasts financial situation; creates short and long-term income and spending predictions, as well as multiyear forecast models; compares revenue and expenditure patterns to budget and projections, identifies revenue control issues, and recommends budget changes.
- Completing tasks not specifically included in the job description, but which fall within a broad occupational category and correspond to a responsibility level often associated with the employee’s line of work.
- Prepares a composite budget, gathers budget data from departments, and prepares a proposed budget plan, as well as advising departments on appropriate budget levels.
Skills:
- You must be acquainted with the theories, principles, and best practices of public finance and budget management, including project-level budgeting, resource allocation, and annual financial reporting.
- Having the ability to do job obligations in a variety of work situations, whether at home, on the road, or in an office.
- Self-starter and team player with excellent organizational and interpersonal skills, strong communication and writing talents, and an ability to multitask. Needed are skills in computer graphics, desktop, and Internet applications.
- Plus four (4) years of professional management experience involving responsibility for developing, monitoring and administering a diversified operating budget experience, and grant preparation/administration
- Aptitude for and familiarity with massive datasets, integrated software solutions, and business intelligence tools.