Senior Finance (SME)

CEXEC, Inc. provides expert guidance and the application of innovative technologies to help our clients plan, implement, and manage their most critical programs. Chas a corporate tradition of 50 years in federal service and an unrivaled degree of programmatic and regulatory insight. Our focused, mission-oriented consultants are expert at helping our clients take a strategic, comprehensive approach to meeting their business objectives. Position Overview Chas a future position for a highly experienced Senior Finance Subject Matter Expert (SME) to provide strategic financial management, budgeting, appropriations, accounting policy, and advisory support to the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO). The ideal candidate will bring extensive federal financial management expertise, including significant experience supporting Legislative Branch agencies, federal appropriations law, budget formulation, internal controls, and managerial cost accounting. This position will work closely with senior financial leadership to strengthen financial planning, improve internal processes, ensure regulatory compliance, and support strategic decision-making. Key Responsibilities - Review and analyze federal operating budgets, financial trends, budget requirements, and projected financial results. - Support preparation of annual budget requests and justifications submitted to the Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee. - Evaluate five-year capital expenditure requirements and develop financial plans for major acquisitions and investments. - Provide expert guidance on federal appropriations law, budget execution, financial policy, and accounting procedures. - Develop and analyze managerial cost accounting, reimbursement rates, cost estimates, and financial reporting. - Evaluate revolving fund reimbursement requirements and compliance with Title 44. - Review internal controls, financial risks, audit findings, and corrective action recommendations. - Develop and maintain financial management policies, standard operating procedures, and accounting guidance. - Prepare responses to Congressional inquiries, oversight committees, and audit organizations. - Support OMB budget formulation, reporting, and sequestration requirements. - Develop budget justification schedules, annual spending plans, and reprogramming analyses. - Support strategic investment planning through financial analysis, reports, and recommendations. - Conduct organizational assessments, develop performance measures, and recommend improvements to financial processes. - Prepare executive-level reports, presentations, and financial recommendations. - Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and training to agency financial personnel. Required Qualifications Education and Certifications - Master's degree in a business-related, management, or legal field. - Active Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license. - Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) professional certification. Professional Experience - 15+ years of federal government experience applying, interpreting, and advising on federal budget and appropriations law. - Substantial specialized experience supporting Legislative Branch agencies. - At least five recent years of specialized experience involving federal financial management, appropriations, budgeting, accounting, and regulatory compliance. - Demonstrated experience developing and analyzing federal budget justifications, financial reports, and managerial cost accounting systems. - Experience supporting senior government financial executives and developing financial management recommendations. Technical and Regulatory Expertise GAO Green Book - Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government. GAO Yellow Book - Government Auditing Standards. GAO Red Book - Principles of Federal Appropriations Law. OMB Circular A-11 - Preparation, Submission, and Execution f the Budget. OMB Circular A-136 - Financial Reporting Requirements. Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) standards. Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) standards. Title 44 of the United States Code. Federal app