Senior Program Finance Analyst

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The Senior Program Finance Analyst is responsible for managing program financials for Analog Devices Federal (AD Fed) portfolio of defense programs reporting to the Director of Finance.

The Senior Program Finance Analyst is a key business partner that provides strategic analysis and recommendations on program forecasting and program management areas of focus to support the cross-functional AD Fed leadership team.

This role ensures successful program execution from initiating and planning through close out.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Establish and manage program baselines
• Lead the development of Estimates at Completion (EAC) to assist in monthly financial reporting
• Conduct variance analysis and collaborate with functional leads to determine root cause, impact, and corrective actions.
• Partner with Program Management, Contracts, Operations, Supply Chain, Engineering, and Business Development to align strategy, schedule, and cost
• Support the risks and opportunity process through quantitative analysis
• Provide recommendations to increase program efficiency and drive cost and schedule improvements
• Assist contributors with forecasting accuracy, risks and opportunity development, and estimating best practices
• Support compliance with Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) and company Disclosure Statement
• Support internal and external audits related to cost compliance
• Ensure adherence to FAR, DFARS, other applicable government regulations