B-1 Cost Estimator/Financial Manager SME (Tinker AFB) with Security Clearance Financial & Banking - Oklahoma City, OK at Geebo

B-1 Cost Estimator/Financial Manager SME (Tinker AFB) with Security Clearance

Applicant shall have experience in USAF acquisition program control, financial management, budget building, planning, distribution/ execution processes and USAF or DoD program management, program control, and financial systems; position located at Tinker AFBEssential Job Functions:
Applicant shall have an understanding of appropriation law (time, purpose, and amount), PPBE, and EVM)Applicant shall assist in planning, organizing, completing, and presenting cost estimates for all phases of acquisition from inception through disposalApplicant shall assist in performing materiel solution analyses leading up to design reviewsApplicant should have previous experience with estimating tools including but not limited to:
ACEIT, PRICE TruePlanning parametric modeling, Constructive Cost Model, and Oracle Crystal Ball, and AF- maintained databases such as AFTOC and REMISApplicant shall assist team members in developing program definitions needed for cost estimates, including program acquisition strategies, WBS, Cost WBS, ground rules, assumptions, and constraintsApplicant shall assist with documenting and briefing cost estimates as required and research historical cost data to support cost estimates and cost databases/modelsApplicant shall support the program office in formulating program plans and strategies and preparing planning documents including but not limited to SOW and SORAPApplicant shall provide inputs to program documentation, including inputs for the identification and development of program requirements and/or cost, schedule, technical, and program riskApplicant should be proficient in Winsight-- the automated tools used to accomplish EVM analysisApplicant shall assist weapon system applicant/supplier contract negotiation efforts by performing technical evaluations of contract proposal task assessmentsApplicant shall be proficient in the following financial systems and tools to include but not be limited to:
MOCAS, General Accounting and Finance System, Selected Management Acquisition and Reporting Tool, CRIS, ABSS, DTS, SDW, EDA, Obligation Adjustment Reporting System, and WAWF, FMSuite, CCaRS, Web CCaR, and AFMApplicant should be proficient in FM Suite and performing tri-annual reviews; shall conduct research and analysis on open documents utilizing financial systems; and shall be proficient in working with DFAS to correct issues/concernsApplicant should have a working knowledge of MIPR and MORD policy and proceduresApplicant should apply expertise in the following financial management guidance/regulations to include but not be limited to:
DoD Financial Management Regulation , (FMR) 7000.
14R, Budget Guidance & Procedures (AFI 65-601 Vol1), Budget Management for Operations (AFI 65-601 Vol2), Cost Analysis Guidance and Procedures (AFI 65-508), Appropriations Symbols and Budget Codes (AFMAN 65- 604), and General Accounting Office Fiscal Principles of Federal Appropriation Law Applicant should be proficient in DTS, specifically loading budgets and performing cross-organizationsApplicant shall use automated budgetary systems and computer-generated products in assisting with sustainment budgeting assignmentsRequired Skills:
Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.
SCitizenship is requiredMust hold BA/BS degree, and 15 years of experience in the respective technical/professional discipline being performed, 5 of which must be in the DoDMust hold a SECRET security clearance Day 1.
Recommended Skills Assessments Databases Generally Accepted Accounting Principles Oracle Applications Program Management Financial Systems Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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