Budget Analyst 3 (PCN 250151 & 250152)

About the position The Budget Analyst 3 position at the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is responsible for providing advanced technical and analytical budget support across multiple divisions during the annual budget cycle. This role involves mentoring less experienced staff and managing special projects under the direction of the Budget Manager, contributing to the department's mission of maintaining and improving Alaska's transportation infrastructure. Responsibilities • Provide advanced technical and analytical budget support for multiple components/divisions throughout the annual budget cycle. • Independently carry out special projects as assigned. • Mentor less experienced budget team staff. Requirements • One year of full-working professional level experience analyzing and reviewing budgetary data and information; preparing analysis, reports, and recommendations on budgetary information; and utilizing electronic information management systems. • OR two years of full-working level professional experience in accounting or auditing; financial management, budget analysis, management, or projection/forecasting; budget legislation or policy analysis; economic or management analysis and projection; or conducting research, analysis, and interpretation of economic, budgetary, and fiscal information and making presentations and recommendations on results to management. • OR two years of experience as a business executive or manager establishing and implementing policies, goals, objectives, and procedures. Nice-to-haves • Knowledge of the principles and practices of budget administration and analysis. • Strong oral and written communication skills. • Ability to set well-defined and realistic personal goals and work with minimal supervision. • Attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Benefits • Career growth opportunities • Professional development and training programs • Mentorship opportunities • Dynamic and diverse work environment Apply tot his job