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Helios Defense Solutions LLC

SENIOR PROGRAM CONTROL ANALYST

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A Budget Analyst develops the overall annual budget for a company or organization. Evaluates budget proposals, prepares information for government officials or company executives to inform funding decisions; monitors spending and analyzes differences between budget and actual spending. May evaluate programs or provide policy analysis.

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SENIOR PROGRAM CONTROL ANALYST
Helios Defense Solutions
LLC - 5.0
Aurora, CO Job Details Full-time $165,000 - $190,000 a year 18 hours ago Qualifications Resource allocation (project management tasks) Financial model construction Geospatial intelligence Spreadsheets DoD experience Financial projection model development TS/SCI with Polygraph Intelligence community
Full Job Description Description:
Location:
Aurora, Colorado Worksite:
Primarily onsite at
NGA-Denver Employment:
Full-Time Status:
Contingent Upon Contract Award Clearance:
Active TS/SCI with current CI Polygraph HELIOS Defense Solutions is seeking a senior Program Control Analyst (PCA) to provide acquisition, financial-management, budget, and program-control advisory support to a high-visibility National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency mission supporting persistent GEOINT and OPIR capabilities. The selected individual will advise Government program leadership across the acquisition lifecycle, PPBE and resource-management processes and will develop decision-quality financial and programmatic information supporting major Intelligence Community acquisition programs. The Program Control Analyst will support program budgeting, financial planning, execution, acquisition analysis, spend plans, funding profiles, forecasts and resource-allocation recommendations; provide
PPBE/NIP/MIP
support; support IPBS and UFR development and resolution; conduct or support source-selection cost reasonableness and realism analyses and probable-cost development; evaluate CFSRs and program financial performance; perform EAC and proposal financial modeling; support contract funding, modifications and closeout; advise Government leaders regarding cost, funding, resources and program execution; and develop expert-level spreadsheet analyses and decision products. The PCA will conduct IPBS, UFRs, source-selection reasonableness/realism, probable cost, CFSRs, closeout, EAC and financial modeling.
Requirements:
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Active TS/SCI with current CI Polygraph. Related BA/BS plus at least 12 years directly supporting IC/DoD acquisition programs, or at least 18 years qualifying experience in lieu of a degree. Required Major Systems Acquisition-level experience. Recent experience, including within the past five years, supporting an integrated Government/contractor team involved in TCPED of persistent GEOINT phenomena. Recent experience providing senior leaders decision-quality information supporting money/manpower resource-allocation decisions affecting high-visibility NSG programs. Demonstrated IC acquisition/program-control knowledge. Expert spreadsheet/financial-modeling capability. Ability to work primarily onsite in Aurora, Colorado. Strong executive communication and independent analytical judgment.
HIGHLY DESIRED NGA
Source, NGA-Denver, SXP/Persistence or NRO experience. OPIR experience. NIP/MIP and PPBE expertise. OCONUS contracting. Termination-liability analysis. DAWIA FM, CDFM, CGFM or comparable credentials.
COMPENSATION DISCLOSURE
The anticipated salary range for this position is $165K to $190K annually . This range represents HELIOS Defense Solutions, LLC's good faith estimate of the compensation it may pay for this position at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be determined based on multiple job-related factors, which may include the candidate's education, relevant experience, specialized expertise, certifications, security clearance and access requirements, directly applicable mission and customer experience, demonstrated qualifications, internal equity, contract requirements, and available program funding. The posted salary range does not guarantee a specific compensation level for any individual candidate. Final compensation will be established in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local law and the terms and conditions of employment.