Finance Manager

Blue Sky Innovators is seeking a Senior Financial Manager to join our team in Colorado Springs, CO! The Senior Financial Manager will be responsible for the following: Plan, organize, direct, and conduct financial management support for the Program Control shop and Program Managers in problem areas of moderate-to-extensive scope and complexity. Work as part of Government and Contractor teams performing DoD Acquisitions. The primary focus of this position is to provide senior level Financial Management support to broad areas of DoD financial management and acquisitions. This position is primarily focused on USSF space programs. Travel can be anticipated 10% of the time. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Support budget development activities, such as, validation of budget items, forecasting obligations and expenditures, assisting in prioritization of requirements, and establishing traceability of budget items to other program documentation. Compile, analyze, and reconcile financial data to produce program financial status and establish or maintain financial accounts, reports or logs. Prepare, process, review, and categorize budget documents using data from various sources such as, presentations, letters, memorandums, policies, interviews, meetings, financial and contractual documents, and government accounting systems. Support acquisition planning and oversight activities, such as, but not limited to, Independent Program Assessments (IPAs), Integrated Baseline Review IBR, Request for Proposal (RFP) development, source selections, Program Management Reviews (PMRs), and internal reviews and assessments. Education Qualification, Experience and Skills: BA/BS degree in Business, Accounting, Math, Engineering, or other applicable degree MA, MS, or MBA will count as 2 years of additional experience. 12+ years of experience performing DoD or Aerospace Financial Management 6+ years of experience performing Acquisition Financial Management of DoD systems Possession of excellent oral and written communication skills Ability to effectively work as a member of larger dynamic teams Experience with Microsoft Office, including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel Hold a current TS security clearance with SCI eligibility Experience with DoD funding documents, contracts, and lines of account is must Fully understand the DoD Planning, Programing, Budget and Execution (PPBE) process Prior Military, DoD, or Federal Government Program and Budget experience is highly desired Salary range for the position is $150,000 - $190,000 per year. 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