18 Mar
2023
Full-Time Manager, Budgets – Al Wakrah
Job Description
The Budget Manager is in charge of all programmatic components of the program’s internal and external reporting. This role is the principal financial interface with program employees, and it will lead efforts to organize financial information alignment among executive, program, and development personnel.
Job Title : Manager, Budgets
Location : Al Wakrah, Al Wakrah, Qatar
Salary : $ 33.33 per hour.
Company : Discovery Inc
Job Type : Full-Time
Qualifications:
- Budgetary management for agency programs Assist program managers in assigned divisions in the development and implementation of financially viable business strategies to meet customer satisfaction standards.
- The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Finance deals with all divisional operational and financial concerns and processes all Agency funding. Under her leadership, the State Attorney’s Budget Planning and Monitoring is implemented (SAO).
- Narratives, charts/graphs, and presentations on financial and budgetary studies for OFM, legislative staff, senior management, and external stakeholders. Be accurate, thorough, and high-quality.
- Researches, compiles, reviews, and analyzes data for special projects; recommends, in accordance with university policy, the appropriate service and staffing levels to maintain programmatic activities and procedures; monitors and evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of programmatic activities and procedures;
- Develop business cases, projections, buy-or-not decisions and rate assessments with cooperation with the Agency Budget Director and offer analytical assistance for assigned projects
- Creates and analyzes income and expenditure reports; advises supervisory staff on trends; prepares quarterly reports of revenue and expenditures to convert projections to actual expenditures in order to strengthen City budget reports.
- This job is in charge of the Center’s annual budget and other funded budgets, as well as estimating how much money will be needed for workers, equipment, materials, supplies, and program activities. Spending is tracked and recommendations for approval are made based on good financial sense.
- Budget modifications may be made by analyzing financial records and statistics on staff expenditures, and submitting budget allocation recommendations to the program manager.
- The comparison of operational programs and expenditures to previous fiscal years is done for the purpose of identifying trends. The supervisor receives reports with budget modification recommendations.
- Performs extra activities and obligations not stated in the employment description but within the employee’s occupational category and responsibility level.
Skills:
- Research-based There has to be a thorough examination of the information collected, discoveries made, theories substantiated by evidence, and laws properly understood and implemented. Writing and speaking in a way that is understandable to the intended audience.
- A master’s degree in quantitative analysis requires accreditation in accounting, business/public management, financial and economic analysis, or a closely related field.
- Experience in a comparable job is necessary; outstanding organizational and people skills; solid communication and writing abilities; capacity to work in a fast-paced workplace; self-motivated and capable of handling several duties; ability to work and develop others; Knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Publisher) as well as graphics/desktop and Internet applications is a plus.
- a degree of at least a bachelor’s, preferably in finance, business, accounting, or public administration, from an institution of higher education that is regionally or nationally recognized.
- At least four (4) years of professional management experience is required, as well as expertise of budgeting and grant administration.