About the Department

Under the direction of the CFO, the Finance Analyst delivers financial analysis, reporting, and fiscal oversight. This role supports leadership with data-driven insights and long-term planning, advancing transparency, accountability, and the responsible stewardship of public funds.

Position Duties

• Reviewandanalyzecontracts,proposals andfinancialagreementstoensurefiscal responsibility.
• Conductdetailedcostanalysesandpresentclear,actionable findings.
• Analyzeandassessthefinancialimpactofcollectivebargaining agreements.
• Prepareaccuratejournalentriesandperformtimelyaccount reconciliations.
• DevelopfinancialrepotisforCountyleadershipandpublic dissemination.
• Contributetolong-rangefinancialplanningandforecasting initiatives.
• AssisttheCFO inthedevelopment, analysisand administrationoftheCounty'scapital budget.
• Provide support for the issuance andmanagementof bonds, notes and other debt instruments.
• Draft,updateandrefinefinancialproceduresand policies.
• Maintainandimprove financial systems, databases and spreadsheetsto ensure data integrity.
• Collaborate withCountydepartmentstomonitorandanalyzefinancial performance.
• Respondtoauditorinquiriesandsupporttheannualaudit process.
• PreparedocumentationforinclusionintheCounty'sannualfinancial report.
• Researchbestpracticestoinformpolicyandstrategic initiatives.
• Performadditionaldutiesandspecialprojectsas assigned.

Minimum Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Public Administration, or a related field.

• Experience: 2–5 years of experience in financial analysis, budgeting, or governmental accounting.

• Experience in municipal or county government preferred.