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Supports government acquisition and proposal evaluations through financial, pricing, actuarial, healthcare, and data analysis. Responsibilities include organizing and validating complex proposal data, performing reconciliations and calculation checks, maintaining evaluation workpapers and documentation, identifying data-quality issues, preparing analytical charts and briefing materials, updating products based on proposal revisions, and supporting model testing, peer review, and final file assembly.

Reviews government acquisition proposals and performs pricing, financial, actuarial, and healthcare analyses. Builds and validates models, comparison matrices, sensitivity analyses, and evaluation workpapers; identifies anomalies and unsupported assumptions; drafts clarification questions and briefing materials; reconciles analytical differences; and updates work following proposal revisions. Maintains rigorous quality control, version control, traceability, calculation validation, confidentiality, and peer review.

Lead operational execution of complex government proposal evaluations across pricing and actuarial teams. Responsibilities include staffing, scheduling, stakeholder coordination, risk management, quality control, deliverable reviews, model validation, version control, and Government communication. The role integrates analytical findings, manages clarifications and dependencies, supports secure automation, and oversees transition of evaluation materials into official acquisition or contract files.

Design, develop, and maintain Microsoft Power Platform applications and dashboards (Power Apps, Power Automate, SharePoint, Dataverse, Power BI). Translate stakeholder requirements into technical solutions, create data visualizations and recurring reports, perform trend analysis, troubleshoot integrated solutions, and support system design, configuration, and continuous improvement to improve operational performance and remediation tracking.

Performs cost mapping, reconciliation, overhead allocation, variance analysis, and trend evaluation to ensure accurate, traceable program cost data. Supports audits, financial reviews, and recurring cost adjudication while mapping general ledger and job-cost data to contract-required WBS structures. Communicates financial findings and recommendations to program leaders, government stakeholders, contracting officers, DCMA, and legal teams, maintaining documentation and financial integrity.