Corporate Budgeting Analyst 3 (Sr. Financial Analyst) | Tysons (on-site) | $90-115K + bonusA leading engineering and technology solutions organization is seeking a Corporate Budgeting Analyst 3 to join its Finance team. Reporting to the Sr. Finance Manager, this high-visibility role offers the opportunity to support strategic finance initiatives, improve reporting and planning processes, and partner with senior leadership across the business. This position is ideal for a hands-on, analytical finance professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys solving complex problems, and wants long-term career growth in finance and accounting. The right candidate will bring strong ownership, advanced Excel skills, and the ability to communicate clearly with executives and cross-functional teams.

Key ResponsibilitiesCorporate Budgeting & PlanningPartner with department leaders to develop annual budgets, supporting schedules, and related documentation for shared service functionsLead indirect procurement initiatives, including RFPs, enterprise-wide vendor agreements, and rebate program managementAdminister budgeting and procurement controlsPerform month-end close activities, including cost reviews, variance analysis, prepaid and accrual reconciliations, and internal cost allocationsCollaborate with internal systems and programming teams to automate transactions, reporting, and reconciliationsSupport finance leadership with special projects and broader corporate initiativesFinancial ReportingAssist with financial reporting in a complex, multi-entity environment that includes numerous subsidiaries, shared service centers, and international operationsPerform general ledger reconciliations, corporate allocations, intercompany eliminations, and adjusting journal entriesSupport the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statementsAssist with annual audits and corporate tax preparationContribute to process simplification and automation across recurring accounting activitiesExposure to job cost accounting and percentage-of-completion accounting is helpful, but can be learned in the role