Program Analyst to perform mid-senior level financial analysis and business management function for Aviation Mission Systems and Architecture Project Office, Business Management Division.
Proficient in Microsoft Office with a strong background in Excel and Power Point.
Experience working (management and execution of funds) within Government systems such as General Fund Enterprise Business Systems (GFEBS), Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), Logistics Management Program (LMP), Comprehensive Cost and Requirements (CCaR)/Project Management Resource Tools (PMRT), Defense Travel Systems (DTS).
Familiarity with Financial Management Regulations to include DOD 7000-14, FMR 37-100, FMR 37-1.
Develop and coordinate the annual Program Objective Memorandum (POM), the Program Management Review (PMR), Army Program Budget Briefs (APBB's), and the bi-annual update of the P and R Forms.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: General Fund Enterprise Business Systems (GFEBS)
Nice to have: Wide Area Workflow (WAWF)
Nice to have: Logistics Management Program (LMP)
Nice to have: Comprehensive Cost and Requirements (CCaR)
Lead and manage federal financial management transformation initiatives, including systems modernization, business process improvement, and organizational change.
Compensation
For this position, we offer a competitive salary range of $120,000 to $170,000 in the United States.
Responsibilities
Lead financial management transformation initiatives, including systems modernization, business process improvements, organizational change, and operational enhancements.
Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, milestones, risk registers, status reports, and other project management deliverables.
Assess current-state financial management operations and identify opportunities to improve efficiency, accuracy, reporting, and internal controls.
Facilitate stakeholder meetings, requirements gathering sessions, process mapping workshops, and executive decision-making discussions.
Lead business process assessments, root cause analyses, gap analyses, and evaluations of operational improvement opportunities.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Information Systems, or a related field.
Nice to have: experience supporting large federal agencies or Chief Financial Officer (CFO) organizations
Nice to have: experience supporting federal financial statement audits
Nice to have: experience with federal financial management process redesign
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Senior Program Manager - Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV)
Leading Group 1 UAS field-test activities, technical project ownership, and applied autonomy integration for $5M–$20M program efforts within the defense sector.
Responsibilities
Lead complex, multi-project portfolios with high visibility and mission-critical outcomes
Manage financial performance including budgets, forecasts, staffing plans, and resource alignment
Provide senior-level engagement with clients, partners, and external stakeholders
Ensure all program activities meet Covan’s standards for quality, rigor, communication, and compliance
Shape organizational strategy and contribute to corporate planning and decision-making
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in aerospace, electrical, mechanical, computer, or systems engineering; computer science; robotics; or a related field, OR equivalent relevant technical experience
Support the Program Manager in leading a geographically dispersed financial-management workforce, maintaining contract performance and quality, and supporting mission-critical PPBE, budget execution, resource analysis, financial systems, and Defense Travel System (DTS) functions.
Responsibilities
Support the Program Manager in day-to-day contract execution, staffing, schedule management, deliverable tracking, risk management, and performance improvement.
Serve as an alternate management point of contact for the Government COR and INSCOM G-8 stakeholders; coordinate task priorities, status, issue resolution, and corrective actions.
Help supervise and coordinate a distributed workforce supporting INSCOM headquarters and subordinate commands across CONUS and OCONUS locations, as required.
Oversee assigned support for Army PPBE/POM/FYDP, budget formulation and execution, financial analysis, funds control, and resource-management decision support.
Review and coordinate financial deliverables, reconciliations, spend plans, obligation and expenditure tracking, MIPR support, audit readiness, and fiscal-year-end closeout activities.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, or a related field
Nice to have: Prior INSCOM G-8, Army intelligence, or comparable DoD resource‑management program experience
Nice to have: Familiarity with geographically distributed and OCONUS support
Nice to have: Hands‑on or supervisory familiarity with PROBE, TRM, SAMAS, ASARS, R2MS, IRMIS, GFEBS-SA, and DTS
The QCM is a Government-designated key personnel position responsible for establishing and administering the contractor's quality control program across financial management, budget and program analysis, Defense Travel System support, reporting, and geographically distributed operations.
Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and maintain an effective contract Quality Control Program and written Quality Control Plan (QCP) aligned with applicable performance requirements.
Conduct independent reviews and recurring internal inspections of work products and services across INSCOM headquarters and supported CONUS/OCONUS locations; document findings and follow through to closure.
Monitor quality of PPBE/POM/FYDP, budget formulation and execution, resource-management analysis, reconciliations, funds-control support, and financial decision-support deliverables.
Evaluate quality and timeliness of Defense Travel System (DTS) support, financial systems analysis, management reports, and other deliverables against PWS standards and the Government Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP).
Maintain inspection checklists, performance dashboards, quality metrics, corrective-action logs, root-cause analyses, and trend reports; identify recurring issues and recommend process improvements.
The Senior Director, Analytics and Insights is responsible for the successful delivery and growth of ROI’s analytics services, currently MiLo modeling and Epiphany Benchmarking, while identifying and developing new analytics offerings.
The Program Integrator serves as the primary operational partner and designated deputy to an Assistant Program Manager (APM) overseeing the cost, schedule, and technical performance of 3–5 unique Launched Effects product lines.
Responsibilities
Serve as the designated deputy with full authority to perform the APM’s duties in their absence.
Synchronize cost, schedule, risk, and technical baselines across 3–5 multi-domain LE platforms to safeguard critical paths.
Architect agile procurement pathways using Middle Tier of Acquisition (MTA), Other Transaction Authorities (OTAs), and Commercial Solutions Openings (CSOs).
Build high-impact Contract Requirements Packages (CRPs), PWS/SOWs, and CDRLs tailored for modular, iterative capability drops.
Champion adoption of artificial intelligence, collaborative autonomy, edge computing, and Modular Open Systems Approaches (MOSA) across prime contractor deliverables.
Requirements
Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Business, or related technical discipline
DAWIA / Back-to-Basics certification in Program Management or Systems Engineering
Nice to have: Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS)
Nice to have: Launched Effects
Nice to have: collaborative swarming architectures
Oversee and optimize financial planning, execution, and reporting for high-impact NAVWAR and PEO C4I programs.
Compensation
$80k+ to align with experience and education
Responsibilities
Support preparation of complex monthly financial reports using standardized processes and templates; provide strategic insights that inform leadership decisions
Monitor and analyze program spending, proactively identifying variances and recommending corrective actions to maintain alignment with financial targets
Own and maintain the execution reporting, ensuring accuracy across Labor Rosters, burn rates, and multiple budget lines
Develop executive-level slide decks and tailored briefings that synthesize financial data into actionable intelligence for stakeholders
Serve as a trusted advisor to program leadership, offering risk-informed financial strategies and surfacing issues before they impact program outcomes
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Finance
Bachelor's degree in Accounting
Bachelor's degree in Statistics
Bachelor's degree in Mathematics
Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems
Provide programmatic, budget, and resource‑planning support for Army Science and Technology (S&T) programs.
Responsibilities
Evaluate and synthesize technical, programmatic, cost, and schedule information to advise government leaders on alignment with S&T objectives.
Analyze funding requirements, budgets, allocations, expenditures, and resource risks to inform investment and program‑adjustment decisions.
Coordinate with government technical, program‑management, and resource‑management officials to support alignment of requirements, resources, and schedules.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Master’s degree
Nice to have: Experience integrating and evaluating POM/resource decision packages
Nice to have: Experience making recommendations on funding priorities
Nice to have: Experience coordinating among government S&T, resource‑management, and acquisition organizations
Ensure MiLo and Epiphany services are delivered accurately, timely, consistently, and with a strong client experience.
Establish appropriate processes, quality standards, capacity planning, and performance measures.
Drive adoption, retention, expansion, and revenue growth for MiLo and Epiphany.
Identify unmet client needs and determine where ROI can develop scalable, repeatable analytics services.
Partner with Product, Technology, and Client Services to determine how analytics, modeling, benchmarking, and insights can enhance ROI’s broader products and services.