Establishment of Work Breakdown Structure for execution of budgeted cost of work scheduled, assessment and maintenance of objective performance criteria, maintenance and justifications of estimates to complete, and support to internal and external reporting requirements for variance analysis. Develop and implement solutions of moderate scope and complexity Analyze variances/trends and develop new methods and process techniques Work under very general supervision while completing numerous assignments per schedule and elevating potential issues to ensure proper management focus Guide and influence peers and internal customers Ability to use financial systems, to learn basic understanding of EVMS principles and hands on cost performance reporting/analysis skills Bachelor's degree with 2 years of experience in Business Management, Finance, Accounting, OR a Master's degree with entry level experience in Business Management, Finance, Accounting Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel and PowerPoint) Ability to work on site daily in Roy, UT Bachelor's degree with 5 years of experience in Business Management, Finance, Accounting, OR a Master's degree with 3 years experience in Business Management, Finance, Accounting Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel and PowerPoint) Experience in Government Contracting with Earned Value Management (EVM) Experience with Business systems (SAP, Cobra) and using Cobra in a Government Earned Value Management rhythm Ability to work on site daily in Roy, UT Experience in Government Contracting with Earned Value Management (EVM) Experience with Business systems (SAP, Cobra) and using Cobra in a Government Earned Value Management rhythm Financial forecasting experience with EVMS or government cost reporting Experience with the AOP (annual operating plan) and LRSP (long range strategic plan) processes Understanding of US Government procurement and contracting, Cost Accounting Standards, and FAR Candidate has the ability to identify issues and problems across multiple contracts and make recommendations to management for resolution of mitigation