Susan Wright
Financial Analyst
Washington, DC
aceiwv@r.postjobfree.com - 703-***-****
WORK EXPERIENCE
Financial Analyst
SERCO Inc - Reston, VA - June 2013 to December 2013
CLEARANCE: Active Secret, Expiration: 7/2014
Performed at work site, Commander, Navy Installation Command (CNIC), Washington Navy Yard, Washington
DC. I performed Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) processes, sufficient to provide
budgetary information, analysis, and recommendations throughout the budget process (e.g., Program
Objectives Memorandum (POM) through PRESBUD for prior year, current year, budget year). The first phase
of the budget formulation, I submit to Regions/Installations financial resources, Issue guidance and financial
controls, after the POM; consolidate O&MN, O&MNR, OPN, OCO, and FHN budgets from HQ and Regions
and prepare and submit Certified Obs for Labor and Non-labor exhibits to FMB. I develop mid-year strategy;
review Resource Allocation Module (RAM) inputs for Region realignments and submit to FMB, tracking all
controls. I justify dollars are appropriate and sufficient to accomplish CNIC mission. I prepared and submitted
required exhibits, reviewed and finalized exhibits prepared by external sources; submitted internal exhibits via
JMS/SNAP/OARS in accordance with (office of) Financial Management and Budget (FMB) guidance. During
second phase, I update exhibits prepared in the DON budget cycle for new issues and unresolved issues; I
submit to the Secretary of Defense in preparation for the President's Budget. Third phase, I submit President's
Budget to FMB; prepare and submit reclamas and redistribution of controls.
• Receive and review guidance from FMB.
• Review all new PBIS issues that have hit CNIC accounts since the prior budget submission.
• Collaborate with HQ N5/OPNAV N46 for POM/SPP information to support the new issues/changes to
controls.
• Coordinate with Ncode/HPDs on all issues requiring reclamas.
• Prepare and submit reclamas in PBIS.
• Re- distribute issues in PBIS if necessary.
• Assess exhibits to be submitted, assign to appropriate analysts, and send guidance to regions/N-Codes if
their input is required.
• After all issues have been properly aligned to the correct programs in PBIS, begin working on the OP32
(BOCs).
• Balance BOCs to PBIS controls and submit by deadline specified in the FMB guidance.
• Prepare exhibits, review for accuracy, and brief Budget Officer.
• Submit exhibits via JMS/SNAP/PDOCs/NITESTAR/OARS in accordance with FMB guidance.
• After FMB reviews submission, respond to any questions they may have.
• If required, task HQ N-Codes/HPDs or Regions to support question and answers (Q&A).
• Brief leadership on finalized responses to FMB.
• Research and provide amplifying information to support Q&A.
• Respond to FMB questions within the timeframe specified.
• Track monthly execution to phasing for Operations and Maintenance, Navy (O&MN) and Operations and
Maintenance, Navy, Reserve (O&MN, R) appropriations
• Monitor Resource Allocation Module (RAM) to manage the initiation, review, approval and /or reporting of
Unfunded Issues and Headquarters (HQ) Transfer Realignment Issues
• Research and resolution of budgetary/execution issues sufficient to Interpret policies and guidance for
Regions and Headquarters' Program Directors( HPDs)
• Respond to Congressional and IG Inquiries for (OMN)
• Validate, distribute Program, Budget Information System (PBIS) Issues
• Distributes Issues in Program, Budget, Information Technology (PBIT) by program
• Participates in Quarterly Allocation Reviews
• Prepare Mid-Year review and analysis; and End of Year review and analysis
• Provide weekly fund status, track reports and analysis to HPDs
• Respond to External Data Calls
• Prepare Internal Data Calls to Regions and HPDs
• Have knowledge of, and responsible to: download required Command Financial Management System
(CFMS) modules and reports/Enhanced Managerial Analysis (EMA)Discoverer reports/PBIS reports/PBIT
reports/develop and update Excel spreadsheets
Financial Analyst
Kratos Defense - Washington, DC - December 2011 to March 2012
CLEARANCE: Active Top Secret, Expiration: 7/2014
Performed at Kratos Defense, Washington DC, supporting the NAVSEA Program Executive Office (PEO). I
performed budget formulation and perform execution analysis utilizing various reports; prepare and submit
monthly progress and financial reports; support tri-annual review, problem disbursement reconciliation and
process improvement analysis. Familiar with the PPBE process and have Navy ERP and STARS experience.
• Perform Financial Analysis to support NAVSEA Shipbuilding & Conversion, Navy (SCN), Amphibious Ship
Self-Defense System (SSDS), which is a component of the Program Executive Office (PEO) Integrated Warfare
System (IWS).
• Perform budget formulation and perform execution analysis of SSDS Journal Fund Status report;
• Develop, prepare and submit monthly progress and financial reports;
• Perform tri-annual review, problem disbursement reconciliation, and process improvement analysis;
• Proficient with Navy resource allocation processes to perform, analyze, and track financial execution using
Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) process, Program & Budget Information System
(PBIS); Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Standard Accounting & Reporting System (STARS), and
PRISMS;
• Strong analytical and business writing skills; Perform budget formulation and budget execution activities
in accordance with operational requirements sufficient in applying the principles, practices and methods of
budget execution to determine whether obligations, expenditures, and requested allotments are within funding
limitations in the approved budget; Experience in identifying, sorting, and analyzing quantitative data in order
to relate the effects of changes in funding levels to programs and activities to be funded. Respond to quick-
turnaround budget drills and assist with the development and justification of budget exhibits• Prepare and
submit monthly progress and financial reports and briefings• Track funding execution and establish project
structures using Navy ERP, STARS, and PRISMS financial/document systems• Prepare PRISMS and ERP
funding documents, reports and other deliverables for client approval;
• Ensure that deliverables are in compliance with statement of work• Foster positive work relationships with
all stakeholders - customers, clients, co-workers, suppliers, other contractors and visitors, to meet identified
contractual obligations• Assist other team members with their responsibilities based on volume of work,
established priorities and leadership direction• Organize self and work space to ensure timely completion of
assigned responsibilities, accounting for unanticipated support needs and changing priorities;
• Ensure ongoing service to all clients, customers, employees, contractors, suppliers and visitors by raising
service level concerns and opportunities to appropriate leadership personnel• Ensure personal compliance
to company and contractual guidelines as specified• Ability to Research, Analyze, and Comprehend Federal
Financial Management Policy and Regulations• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Word and Excel software•
High comfort level working with and around all military/organizational levels, clients, customers, suppliers and
visitors• Ability to manage multiple program components and activities simultaneously, ensuring efficiency and
effectiveness is achieved per contract requirements• Ability to work as a team player and demonstrate personal
initiative to complete the work of the team as a whole.
Principal Consultant/Financial Analyst
RGS Associates, INC - Arlington, VA - July 2010 to February 2011
1800 South Bell Street, 10th Floor
Arlington, VA 22202
Title: Principal Consultant/Financial Analyst
CLEARANCE: Active Top Secret, Expiration: 7/2014
Performed as financial analyst principal consultant to support the Surface Warfare Enterprise (SWE) SFMT.
Developed future budget analysis and metrics for the SWE community. Support the goals of the SWE through
consulting and mentoring in the best application of enterprise principles, and through analysis and metrics
support as follows:
• Execute and improve the Strategic Warfare Enterprise (SWE) developing, implementing and communicating
processes that support cost reduction, cost avoidance and strategic financial management initiatives to provide
stakeholders with a voice in the PPBE process during key events and through collaboration meetings; Prioritize
decisions regarding Navy budgets and make attendant recommendations for adjustments.
• Review SWE strategic planning; defining long range goals/initiatives, establishing/maintaining a corporate
vision, outlining objectives and developing tactical plans for a component of the enterprise;
• Develop and established an Enterprise financial management process that enables the SWE to allocate and
manage more effectively its financial resources to support current readiness and future capabilities;
• Review/issued POM Planning Guidance; Planning Orders, Warning Orders, Serials, etc. that support the
building of the POM/PR;
• Collected/coordinated Program Review Execution Session (PRES) to allow SWE Stakeholders to submit
issues (including offsets); Conduct/Prioritize draft POM packages that will be reviewed and validated by the
PRG; Formalize "Bundles"; Draft unfunded priorities memorandum for distribution;
• Provide SWE POM Scorecard to the Surface Board with an assessment of unfunded SWE priorities
for the FYDP; Conduct recurring meetings with resource sponsors and SWE Stakeholder to communicate
status of Unfunded priorities; Monitor and evaluate status throughout POM cycle; Proficient with Navy
resource allocation processes to perform, analyze, and track financial execution using Planning, Programming,
Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) process, Program & Budget Information System (PBIS); Navy Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP), Standard Accounting & Reporting System (STARS), and PRISMS;
• Gather relevant information on selected programs; Identify affected POM PPBE/Budget cycles and
processes;
• Experienced in applying the principles, practices and methods of budget execution to determine whether
obligations, expenditures, and requested allotments are within funding limitations in the approved budget;
Experience in identifying, sorting, and analyzing quantitative data in order to relate the effects of changes in
funding levels to programs and activities to be funded.
• Engage stakeholders and evaluate models/capabilities plans to determine requirement; Query PBIS and
collect;
• Analyzes and develops strategies and plans to achieve assigned objectives. Manages the preparation of
analyses, evaluations, and recommendations for proper implementation of across multiple complex tasks in
multiple organizations;
• Evaluates existing business goals, team functionality, and cross-discipline cooperation;
• Develops plans to improve internal performance, shorten throughput time, and minimize internal costs, while
increasing the overall quality of work, product, or service output;
• Develops operational concepts, plans, and instructions. Identifies alternative courses of action and
recommendations. Implementing improved systems, procedures and organizational changes.
Commander
Navy Installation Command (CNIC) - January 2008 to June 2010
1322 Patterson Ave., SE
Washington Navy Yard, Bldg. 33, 4th FL, So.
Washington, DC 20374-5065
Title: Program/Financial Analyst
CLEARANCE: Active Top Secret, Expiration: 7/2014
Perform as the Program analyst in the Public Works Services Directorate, Facility Services (FX) Branch. The
Navy's Shore Installation Management (SIM) System is comprised of the CNI headquarters and it's supporting
commands: 13 Navy Regions and 78 Navy installations. I work closely with Program Director to develop
program requirements and prepare the Program Objective Memorandum (POM) and Presidential Review (PR)
Navy Budget for submission to DON and OSD.
• I provide analytical and process control support for external reporting requirements for the FX programs
and sub-functions which included grounds maintenance, custodial, pest control, snow removal, pavement
clearance (street sweeping, snow removal), Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) (refuse and
recycling) from data populated from, Resource Management Knowledge System (RMKS), and the Facilities
Operation Model (FOM) on a monthly basis.
• I provide financial and budgetary support and monitor the PPBE processes to perform execution of FX
approved budget OMN, OMNR and GWOT appropriations. Assist in developing data on past performance for
use in determining funding to be allotted to program and sub functions; track funding requirements allocated
throughout the FYDY for the OMN & OMNR BOS Operating Support the FX program by using the DoN Program
Budget Information system Database (PBIS). I also use the PBIS program to check the status of approved
funding, functional transfers and issues.
• Serve as the contracting Officer Representative for contracts for the procurement of highly specialized Fleet
Mooring products and services using formal acquisition procedures.
• I compose correspondence, briefs, reports, and other items for direct presentation to senior levels within the
chain of command I have the ability to communicate complex information effectively, both orally and in writing.
• I collaborate daily with professional peers within the FX & comptroller community to resolve issues pertaining
to Facility Services and financial planning, management and evaluation of the Program. I obtain research,
data, analyses, and studies relevant to the facilities services and organization, sufficient to resolve significant
issues concerning operations and policies.
• Perform day-to-day responsibility for the management of resources (processes and tools) primarily for
Capability Based Budgeting, Activity Based Costing, and Performance Metrics in support of the delivery of SIM
products and services, sufficient to assist in the oversight and maintenance of CNI's Capability Based Budget
Process, Resource Allocation Process, Activity Based Cost Management (ABCM) Process and Performance
Metrics Reporting Process. Experience in applying the principles, practices and methods of budget execution
to determine whether obligations, expenditures, and requested allotments are within funding limitations in the
approved budget; Experience in identifying, sorting, and analyzing quantitative data in order to relate the effects
of changes in funding levels to programs and activities to be funded.
Commander
Navy Installation Command (CNIC) - Washington, DC - October 2005 to January 2008
20374-5065
Title: Management Analyst
Serve as senior analyst of the Shore Modeling Requirements Team (SMRT), Total Force Manpower Directorate
of CNIC, as mandated by OPNAV, Governing Directive, OPNAVINST 1000.16K, for the various Program
Directors for business enterprises (Programs) described in the Core Business Model (CBM) for Shore
Installations.
• Developed Manpower Requirements Determination Models for Programs
• Defined Direct and indirect workload at each Common Output Levels (COL) and projected future manpower
requirements.
• Developed mathematical formulas, sustain, and maintained business models.
• Provided consulting services for all manpower requirement determinations for the Budget Submitting Office
(BSO) and in model process developments.
• Facilitated/Assist in Continuing Government Activities (CGA) A-76 Residual Organization.
• Developed CGA for Non-Guard Services; Emergency Management; and Safety organizations
• Support development of the SMR for the Security Post Validations (SPV) to prevent SECDEF personnel from
being viewed as excess and moved.
• Provided Model assistance for Housing, Brigs, Confinement, Facilities, Transient Personnel Unit, Air Traffic
Control.
• Provided support development of Defense Readiness Reporting System - Navy (DRRS-N)
• Brief CNIC various Headquarters Program Directors (HPDs) and Senior Executive Service (SES) Directors, to
develop and express methods of determining manpower requirements at various workload volumes according
to common output levels.
• Ensure manpower requirements for the programs are accurately identified and in line with capabilities based
budget practices used by the enterprise and expressed in Common Output Levels (COLs). Attend technical
briefings and conferences with various Headquarters Program Directors (HPDs) and Senior Executive
Service (SES) Directors, to develop and express methods of determining manpower requirements at various
workload volumes according to common output levels. Establish defendable manpower requirements models
sufficient to support PPBE Program Objectives Memorandum (POM), Planning, Programming, Budgeting,
and Estimating Assist with the analysis and comparison of line item classifications in the approved operating
budget. This function is in accordance with the Navy Financial Management System (FMS) and Requirements
Automation Management (RAM) system.
• Experience in applying the principles, practices and methods of budget execution to determine whether
obligations, expenditures, and requested allotments are within funding limitations in the approved budget;
Experience in identifying, sorting, and analyzing quantitative data in order to relate the effects of changes in
funding levels to programs and activities to be funded.
• Performs research, review, verification, development and compilation appropriate budgetary information
submitted by program managers/or designated individuals within the organization to assist with the overview of
the requisitions submitted for appropriateness. Cross-checks the accuracy of all information received; monitors
current expenditures to ensure the availability of resources throughout the year, revises and realigns data on
basis of current information; recommend transfers and reallocation of funding based on rates of expenditures;
and request additional information as deemed necessary.
• Assist designated individuals in performing semi-annual audits on Divisions travel and purchase card
programs as well as property.
• Provides support and assistance to process between 1 and 300 requisitions within a Fiscal Year with fiscal
responsibility up to four hundred million dollars for the maintenance of several programs System (PPBES),
and Future Years Defense Program (FYDP) requirements.
• Developed Model Development to identify COLs, Required Operational Capability (ROC), and metrics
• Provided data gathering through on-line input, such as, (Capabilities Based Budgeting (CBB)) method.
• Develop Performance Work Statements (PWS), Mission Function and Task (MF&T), Staffing Standards
and organization charts. Apply knowledge of Total Force Manpower Management Systems (TFMMS); Total
Workforce Management Services (TWMS) and Activity Manpower Documents (AMD) sufficient to build ad-
hoc queries; organizational listings; on-board strength reports; employee-supervisor ratios; link billets to
employees; and consolidate all workforce data (civilian, military, contractor, non-appropriated fund and billets).
Assist team members with the development of Navy Mission Essential Tasks (NMETL) for CNIC programs in
support of the Joint Mission Essential Task List (JMETL) in the Defense Readiness Reporting system (DRRS).
EDUCATION
M.A. in Organizational Management
University of Phoenix - San Diego, CA
2001
B.S. in Information Systems
University of Phoenix - San Diego, CA
1999
A.S. in Medical Assisting
Mesa City College - San Diego, CA
1982
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Offering Secret Clearance; thirty-one years of progressive experience with the Federal Government, with
an emphasis in multidisciplinary Budget/Business Analyst, Program/Management Analyst and Contract
Administrator programs. Effective in identifying the resources (budget dollars, manpower, material and
services) to support programs, and correlating those requirements with program plans to make sure that the
needed support is provided at the right time and place; produce continuous performance improvement, and
strengthen cost-efficiency across programs and organizations. I consider myself a Team player with excellent
written and verbal communication skills; Ability to gain buy-in and inspire action to implement new ideas and
concepts. Key strength in: Leadership Skills, exhibit enthusiasm and a positive attitude and able to convey
energy to others.