Saalex
Senior Program Analyst
$115K–$150K
Lexington Park, Maryland · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 1, 2026
- Experience
- Minimum of ten (10) years supporting Department of Defense acquisition, program management, financial management, budgeting, or related disciplines.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Management, Engineering, Acquisition Management, or a related field required.
About the job
Provides strategic acquisition, requirements, and financial management support to Naval Aviation programs, including planning and oversight of acquisition portfolios.
What you'll do
- Support IPT planning, budgeting, requirements management, acquisition execution, and program oversight.
- Analyze and monitor financial execution, spend plans, funding requests, and requirements across fiscal years and the FYDP.
- Maintain acquisition and budget data, coordinate contract actions, and advise program leadership; mentor junior analysts.
What they ask for
- Experience supporting DoD acquisition, program management, requirements planning, budgeting, or financial execution.
- Experience developing and monitoring spend plans, funding requests, contract actions, and budget documentation; working knowledge of appropriations, fiscal planning, and the FYDP.
- Experience coordinating with IPT leadership, Budget Financial Managers, Contracts personnel, and other stakeholders; ability to analyze financial data and make recommendations.
- Experience with AMS CSPT, AMS PMT, or NERP; active Secret clearance and ability to obtain Yankee White clearance.
Nice to have
- Experience supporting NAVAIR or other Navy acquisition programs, or with APN-5 and RDT&E appropriations.
- Experience preparing POM inputs, budget exhibits, PID packages, financial impact statements, or de-obligation requests; mentoring acquisition or financial analysts.
Pay
$115k-$150k annually (depending upon experience) (base salary)
Tools
AMS CSPT, AMS PMT, NERP, APN-5, RDT&E, Future Years Defense Program (FYDP)
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