Review campus budget and financial plans, monitor progress, evaluate accomplishments and recommend actions for change. Develop methods and systems to improve the budgeting and resource allocation processes. Make decisions on issues involving campus and system level implementation of budgetary guidelines, where such decisions moderately impact policy. Conduct special analytical studies, of a highly technical and complex nature, in support of university-wide financial planning and make policy related recommendations. Represent the Office of Planning and Budget on technical advisory committees and may serve as principal liaison on budget matters with budget officers.
Work is performed under general guidelines consistent with project objectives.
Work progress is reviewed on a limited basis. No supervision is exercised. A bachelor's degree in business or public administration preferably in finance or accounting, or an equivalent combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and abilities can be acquired is necessary. A master's degree in business or public administration is highly desirable. Minimum of five years of experience in budget operations, financial planning or accounting.