SAIC is seeking a Financial Business Analyst to join our team supporting a major state & local government customer. The Financial Business Analyst is responsible for providing input with pricing models and cost volumes to inform recompete strategy. Essential duties of this position include:
- Support and Review the basis of estimate (BOE) and cost narratives aligned with RFP requirements
- Perform scenario and sensitivity analyses (e.g., staffing mixes, rate assumptions, fee strategies) to shape competitive bids.
- Analyze historical program financials and operational performance to inform win themes, value propositions, and proposed efficiencies.
- Assess financial viability of new offerings, tools, or services (e.g., new managed services, cloud migrations, analytics solutions) for the program.
- Support pipeline and portfolio analysis (e.g., revenue and margin projections, risk/opportunity assessments).
- Provide data-driven recommendations to support staffing decisions, investment in tools/technology, and process improvements that can strengthen SAIC's competitive position.
- Help articulate the financial impact of solution changes (e.g., cloud migration of DR, automation, new service offerings) on both the current program and recompete posture.
TYPICAL EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Bachelors and fourteen (14) years or more experience; Masters and twelve (12) years or more experience; PhD or JD and nine (9) years or more experience.
Typically, 3 -5+ years of experience in
o Financial analysis, program control, FP&A, or business analysis, and
o Supporting government contracts within a defense, federal, state/local, or similar environment.
- Experience contributing to recompetes, proposals, pricing, or capture activities strongly preferred.
- Experience working directly with Program Management, Capture, and Business Development teams to support opportunity pursuit and portfolio growth.
- Strong skills with: MS Office products and Microsoft SharePoint
Must be a US Citizen
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