OUR SERVICES: FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Budget Analyst
What does a Budget Analyst do?
A Budget Analyst manages an organization’s financial resources by developing, monitoring, and analyzing budgets. They collaborate with various departments to gather budget requirements, forecast financial needs, and allocate funds accordingly. Budget Analysts review historical spending patterns, identify areas for cost savings or revenue generation, and prepare budget reports and presentations for management. They also monitor budget execution, track expenditures, and provide recommendations to ensure financial goals are met. Additionally, Budget Analysts may assist in long-term financial planning and support decision-making by providing economic insights and projections.
Tier 1 |
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1 to 2 years of experience |
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Tier 2 |
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3 to 5 years of experience |
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Tier 3 |
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> 5 years of experience |
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ABOUT THE ROLE
Roles and Responsibilities
- Developing, monitoring, and analyzing organizational budgets.
- Collaborating with departments to gather budget requirements.
- Forecasting financial needs and allocating funds accordingly.
- Reviewing spending patterns and identifying cost-saving opportunities.
- Tracking expenditures and ensuring adherence to budgetary guidelines.
- Providing recommendations for financial goal attainment and supporting decision-making processes with financial insights and projections.
Day-to-Day Duties
- Gather budget requirements from departments.
- Analyze spending patterns and trends.
- Develop and monitor budgets.
- Review budget reports and financial data.
- Provide recommendations for cost-saving measures.
SKILLS AND TOOLS
Tools
Education
Common Educational Backgrounds and Careers for this Role:
- Public Accounting
- Business administration
- Forensic Finance
- Economics
- Public Administration
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- Budget Management
- Financial Analysis
- Policy Analysis
CANDIDATES TESTS
Tests & Evaluations for Candidates
QuickBooks
QuickBooks Online (UK and US version) test to hire8/10
Bookkeepers, accountants, financial clerks, financial managers, business and clerical administrators.
GAAP
Use the Financial accounting (US GAAP) test to hire8/10
Bookkeepers, accounts assistants, financial accountants, financial managers, and other roles requiring a good grasp of financial accounting.
IFRS
Use the Financial accounting (IFRS) test to hire8/10
Bookkeepers, accounts assistants, financial accountants, financial managers, and other roles requiring a good grasp of financial accounting.