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Financial Management

Finance and Accounting

Financial management is the practice of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling an organization's financial resources to achieve its goals, encompassing budgeting, investment decisions, capital structure, and risk management. It is a core responsibility of CFOs, finance directors, and controllers in businesses of all sizes. Effective financial management balances profitability, liquidity, and long-term growth objectives.

Financial Management in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Open roles requiring Financial Management (22)

BUDGET OFFICER

Air Force Elements, U.S. Transportation Command

Scott AFB, Illinois · $151,699 – $197,210

This is a supervisory financial management role within the U.S. Military Transportation Command, overseeing budget analysts and controlling resources across multiple funding streams for military logistics and operations. It suits experienced federal budget professionals ready to lead a team and manage complex, multi-billion-dollar programs in a joint military environment.

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ADMINISTRATIVE/TECHNICAL SPECIALIST

Naval Sea Systems Command

Crane, IN · $106,437 – $163,514

This federal administrative role oversees budget and funds management operations within a naval research center, directing daily team activities and serving as the central point for financial inquiries and billing processes. It suits someone with financial management or budgeting background who can manage complex workflows, coordinate across departments, and develop internal guidance and training.

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Management Analyst

Agriculture, Office of the Chief Financial Officer

Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322

This federal role leads USDA's compliance with grants regulations and financial assistance rules, developing policies and procedures that improve how agencies distribute and manage federal funding. It suits experienced analysts who thrive in policy development, process improvement, and navigating complex regulatory frameworks within government.

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Program Manager (Assistant Program Manager Acquisition)

U.S. Special Operations Command (Army)

Fort Belvoir, VA · $102,415 – $158,322

This is a federal position managing defense acquisition programs at various lifecycle stages, overseeing development, production, fielding, and major system modifications. The role suits military program professionals with direct experience leading Army system acquisition initiatives and the ability to coordinate complex technical and financial aspects across government and contractor teams.

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Associate Director for CISA Central

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

Washington, DC · $151,661 – $228,000

This is an executive leadership role within CISA responsible for coordinating watch and warning functions across the agency and managing critical infrastructure protection operations. The position suits experienced federal managers with expertise in cybersecurity policy, enterprise resource management, and the ability to lead large operations and coordinate with senior government stakeholders.

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Acquisition Financial Management Specialist

Space Systems Command

Full-time · Chantilly, VA · $102,415 – $158,322

This Space Force role manages financial reporting and compliance for complex acquisition programs, requiring someone who can navigate accounting challenges, strengthen internal controls, and provide strategic financial guidance to senior leaders overseeing defense technology projects.

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Program Manager (Division Administrator)

Federal Highway Administration

Indianapolis, IN · $149,323 – $194,122

A senior management role overseeing the Federal Highway Administration's federal-aid highway program delivery within a state, requiring direction of partner agencies and compliance with federal transportation policy. This position suits experienced federal transportation administrators ready to move into strategic leadership at the division level.

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Real Property Budget and Financial Management Analyst

Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts

Washington, DC · $169,292 – $209,600

A federal budget analyst role managing real property financial planning and organizational change for the U.S. Courts system, suited for someone with deep federal financial management expertise who can synthesize complex data into executive briefings and strategic recommendations.

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Biogen

Associate Director, Program Management, Global Commercial Medical IT

Biogen

Research Triangle Park, NC · $160,000 – $220,000

Lead large, cross-functional IT programs and portfolios for a biotech company's Patient Services organization, overseeing budgets, timelines, and stakeholder alignment. This role suits experienced program managers who thrive managing complexity in healthcare IT and want to drive operational excellence at a well-established firm.

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Colonial Pipeline

Manager, Environmental Programs

Colonial Pipeline

Alpharetta, GA

This role leads Colonial Pipeline's environmental compliance programs across air, water, waste, and remediation while supervising a small team. It suits experienced environmental professionals with oil and gas industry background who can manage regulatory relationships and drive program improvements across a large organization.

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