MIRACORP, Inc.
Overview
Join to apply for the DHS Senior Budget Analyst role at MIRACORP, Inc. Location: San Francisco and San Diego, CA. We are a federal contract services company committed to excellence, talent development, and meaningful impact. Position summary: We are seeking an experienced Budget Analyst with a proven track record of accuracy, attention to detail, and the ability to identify trends in data. The Budget Analyst provides comprehensive financial management assistance, applies GAAP, ensures data integrity, and clearly communicates budget and accounting information to staff at all levels. Responsibilities
Financial and Budget Analysis: Analyze, reconcile, and monitor accounting data to ensure accuracy and compliance. Monthly and quarterly financial reviews and variance analyses. Review funding status, obligations, and expenditures to support budget integrity. Prepare vendor payment reconciliation reports and ensure proper close-out and reclassification. Assist in the preparation of financial reports, summaries, and management analyses. Perform account reconciliations and generate standard financial analysis reports. Budget Execution and Contract Support: Review and process invoices, ensuring accuracy and fund availability. Coordinate invoice corrections or rejections and maintain accurate payment records. Support contract and obligation closeout activities and assist in developing funding packages. Data and Records Management: Maintain and update financial databases, reports, and reference materials. Verify data accuracy against source documents and resolve discrepancies. Organize and maintain digital and physical filing systems. Update policy manuals, directives, and internal documentation as needed. Technical and Analytical Support: Utilize Excel, Access, and database tools to analyze and report on financial data. Create charts, graphs, and presentations to communicate budgetary insights. Conduct statistical analysis and trend reporting to support strategic decisions. Provide support for financial systems, data migration, and record archiving. Program and Administrative Support: Reconcile annual appropriations and support reporting cycles. Assist with official travel documentation, including funding and tracking. Support audits, special projects, and data calls with timely and accurate reporting. Qualifications
Must be a U.S. Citizen Bachelor’s Degree (BS/BA) in finance, quantitative methods, or accounting At least four (4) years of active experience in federal financial policy, procedures, regulations, and guidelines applicable to financial management programs, processes, and systems Strong background in financial operations, accounting, or administrative support Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe applications Experience with federal financial systems Exceptional attention to detail, organization, and follow-through Excellent organizational and analytical skills Ability to manage sensitive data and meet strict deadlines Familiarity with DHS/FPS procedures and documentation standards preferred Why MIRACORP?
Competitive benefits from day one including Paid Time Off, health coverage, FSA options, disability coverage, life insurance, and more 401(k) with employer matching Independent, purpose-driven work environment with meaningful impact Commitment to integrity, accountability, and excellence We proudly support veterans and all qualified applicants, ensuring equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Join a team where your expertise is valued and your career can thrive at MIRACORP.
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Join to apply for the DHS Senior Budget Analyst role at MIRACORP, Inc. Location: San Francisco and San Diego, CA. We are a federal contract services company committed to excellence, talent development, and meaningful impact. Position summary: We are seeking an experienced Budget Analyst with a proven track record of accuracy, attention to detail, and the ability to identify trends in data. The Budget Analyst provides comprehensive financial management assistance, applies GAAP, ensures data integrity, and clearly communicates budget and accounting information to staff at all levels. Responsibilities
Financial and Budget Analysis: Analyze, reconcile, and monitor accounting data to ensure accuracy and compliance. Monthly and quarterly financial reviews and variance analyses. Review funding status, obligations, and expenditures to support budget integrity. Prepare vendor payment reconciliation reports and ensure proper close-out and reclassification. Assist in the preparation of financial reports, summaries, and management analyses. Perform account reconciliations and generate standard financial analysis reports. Budget Execution and Contract Support: Review and process invoices, ensuring accuracy and fund availability. Coordinate invoice corrections or rejections and maintain accurate payment records. Support contract and obligation closeout activities and assist in developing funding packages. Data and Records Management: Maintain and update financial databases, reports, and reference materials. Verify data accuracy against source documents and resolve discrepancies. Organize and maintain digital and physical filing systems. Update policy manuals, directives, and internal documentation as needed. Technical and Analytical Support: Utilize Excel, Access, and database tools to analyze and report on financial data. Create charts, graphs, and presentations to communicate budgetary insights. Conduct statistical analysis and trend reporting to support strategic decisions. Provide support for financial systems, data migration, and record archiving. Program and Administrative Support: Reconcile annual appropriations and support reporting cycles. Assist with official travel documentation, including funding and tracking. Support audits, special projects, and data calls with timely and accurate reporting. Qualifications
Must be a U.S. Citizen Bachelor’s Degree (BS/BA) in finance, quantitative methods, or accounting At least four (4) years of active experience in federal financial policy, procedures, regulations, and guidelines applicable to financial management programs, processes, and systems Strong background in financial operations, accounting, or administrative support Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe applications Experience with federal financial systems Exceptional attention to detail, organization, and follow-through Excellent organizational and analytical skills Ability to manage sensitive data and meet strict deadlines Familiarity with DHS/FPS procedures and documentation standards preferred Why MIRACORP?
Competitive benefits from day one including Paid Time Off, health coverage, FSA options, disability coverage, life insurance, and more 401(k) with employer matching Independent, purpose-driven work environment with meaningful impact Commitment to integrity, accountability, and excellence We proudly support veterans and all qualified applicants, ensuring equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Join a team where your expertise is valued and your career can thrive at MIRACORP.
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