Loyola University Maryland has an exciting opening for a Budget Analyst within the Business and Finance Division.

The Business and Finance Budget Analyst reports to the Assistant Director, Budget & Business Planning with responsibilities for supporting the Associate Vice President for Facilities and Campus Services, this Budget Analyst is responsible for the financial management support, including budget preparation, review and analysis, strategic financial planning, and financial reporting for the division. The Budget Analyst will also be heavily involved in the preparation and administration of the University's annual capital budget, and when required, be involved in broader budget analyses of the University.

Job duties include:
Conduct statistical and financial analyses of Facilities, Campus Services, and other Business & Finance strategies, policy initiatives and issues. Analyze and forecast major economic and financial trends. Assist in the preparation and administration of annual operational and capital budgets for both short- and long-range fiscal planning. Analyze and track costs for all Facilities, Campus Services and other Business & Finance budgets, including the collection, analysis and forecasting of financial information throughout the year. Monitor actual performance versus budget, researching and investigating any variances to expected results.

Serve as project lead for high-level assignments, performing complex ad hoc reporting and analysis for senior management. Responsible for providing data and working with the Controller's Office on fixed assets, annual audit issues, construction-in-progress reports and utility accruals.

Develop accounting policy guidance for transactions and activities of the department. Analyze and evaluate current business practices and recommend actions and best practices. Responsible for successful and timely completion of fiscal year-end closing. Provide and supervise internal control functions in the department, assuring control of financial resources, records and accountability are being met.

Responsible for developing and maintaining process to ensure the management of contractual arrangements for construction projects. Assist with the administration of risk management insurance premiums such as professional liability, workers' compensation, vehicle, property and the Middle Atlantic Catholic Risk Management Consortium Group insurance.

Bachelor's degree and a minimum of 3 to 5 years of related experience.

This is a full time benefit eligible position.  Benefits include health, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, 9% retirement contribution, vacation, sick time, and paid holidays, as well as tuition remission for the employee and their family.

For more information and to apply online please visit:
https://careers.loyola.edu/postings/6213

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