IT Financial Manager

Under the direction of the Director of IT Financial Administration and the agency department head, this employee will assist with the overall responsibility for the financial review and budgeting process for IT related items for the OIT and other various City departments.  This position requires the ability to strategize and plan the financial resources in a manner that is consistent with the goals of OIT as it carries out the Mayor’s vision for improving technology across the City.  Salary is commensurate with the education and qualifications of the successful candidate.Essential FunctionsAnalyze the IT related budget items for OIT, and possibly various city departments, to direct financial strategy around citywide programs and initiatives. Evaluation of vendor proposals in the contracting process to ensure scope of work and cost estimates are associated with the corresponding budgeted line items.Oversee portions of other department financial operations including vendor relations and payment processes. Review and monitor OIT’s IT spending and prepare periodic reports.Conduct a variety of special or recurring studies of fiscal and related operations.Recommend solutions to various issues when fiscal constraints must be followed to meet the original intent of the scope of work within budget.  May include meeting with appropriate officials to discuss proposals, consider alternatives or modifications, and resolve problems. Performs related work as required.Competencies, Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesAnalyze and comprehend organizational and procedural problems and make recommendations related to budgetary requirements. Express ideas effectively, both orally and writing. Enlist the cooperation of officials to implement policy and procedural changes. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with associates, administrative officials, departmental officials and vendors. Analyze and resolve complex budgetary problems and make sound recommendations consistent with budgetary principles and departmental policies. Exercise judgment and discretion in applying and interpreting policies and procedures consistent with overall policy and objectives. Identify and evaluate significant trends in revenue and make budgetary recommendations.The principles and practices of both capital and operating budget formulation, evaluation, and administration including the execution of guidelines for the use of both capital and operating funds. The principles and practices of budget administration as applied to the analysis of budgetary objectives and procedures. The principles of finance as applied to the preparation and control of operating and capital budgets. Principles and practices of administrative analysis and managerial operations. Principles and practices of administrative organization and management and their application in resolving a variety of operational and administrative problems. Principles and practices of revenue forecasting.