Financial Analyst I - Finance & Risk Management Department: This in-office position is located in Tucson, Arizona, United States and cannot be remote. Open until filled. Job classification: 5534 - Financial Analyst I - Central Services. Department overview: The Finance & Risk Management Department seeks a motivated, team-oriented individual to assist in developing the annual operating budget and monitoring adopted budgets through monthly analyses, analytical tools, and reporting. Responsibilities include reviewing transactions for compliance with the chart of accounts, projecting year-end expenditures, and completing ad hoc projects. The successful candidate will work closely with department contacts to develop a strong understanding of County operations. Major duties include assisting with the development, preparation, and administration of annual budgets for County departments; compiling and analyzing financial data; preparing reports; and monitoring budget performance. The position also involves supporting inventory reconciliations, providing entry-level technical assistance to departments in budget preparation, and tracking information on proposed and current legislation to support impact analysis and compliance efforts. Additional duties may be assigned to support departmental and Countywide goals. Qualifications: Minimum — Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, economics, business, or public administration or a closely related field. Relevant experience or education may be substituted. Preferred — Coursework or experience in financial accounting, Microsoft Excel or

Financial Analyst I - Finance & Risk Management Department: This in-office position is located in Tucson, Arizona, United States and cannot be remote. Open until filled. Job classification: 5534 - Financial Analyst I - Central Services. Department overview: The Finance & Risk Management Department seeks a motivated, team-oriented individual to assist in developing the annual operating budget and monitoring adopted budgets through monthly analyses, analytical tools, and reporting. Responsibilities include reviewing transactions for compliance with the chart of accounts, projecting year-end expenditures, and completing ad hoc projects. The successful candidate will work closely with department contacts to develop a strong understanding of County operations. Major duties include assisting with the development, preparation, and administration of annual budgets for County departments; compiling and analyzing financial data; preparing reports; and monitoring budget performance. The position also involves supporting inventory reconciliations, providing entry-level technical assistance to departments in budget preparation, and tracking information on proposed and current legislation to support impact analysis and compliance efforts. Additional duties may be assigned to support departmental and Countywide goals. Qualifications: Minimum — Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, economics, business, or public administration or a closely related field. Relevant experience or education may be substituted. Preferred — Coursework or experience in financial accounting, Microsoft Excel or