Become a Budget Analyst for the Michigan Army National Guard
Are you looking for a career that combines financial precision with service to your community and country? The Michigan Army National Guard is currently seeking a highly skilled Budget Analyst to join the MI USPFO Budget Bench in Lansing, Michigan. This is an exceptional opportunity for professionals who are adept at fiscal management and wish to support the essential readiness missions of the National Guard.
Job Responsibilities
The Budget Analyst serves as a consultant for the management and administration of complex budget programs. Responsibilities include:
- Budget Formulation: Reviewing and preparing budget estimates and financial plans.
- Budget Execution: Monitoring obligations, tracking expenditures, and reporting on financial variances.
- Consultation: Providing expert advice on funding availability and the impact of budgetary changes.
- System Oversight: Utilizing automated budget systems to ensure the accuracy of financial data.
Requirements
To be eligible for this position, you must meet several key criteria, including:
| Requirement | Description |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | Must be a U.S. Citizen |
| Military Status | Must be a member of the MI Army National Guard |
| Grade Range | GS-09 to GS-11 |
| Education | Relevant degree or equivalent experience |
Note: Failure to provide complete documentation, including specific hours worked and start/end dates, may result in disqualification.
Salary Overview
The annual salary for this position ranges from $68,081 to $107,090, depending on your qualifications and the grade level for which you are selected.
Benefits
Working for the National Guard offers a suite of federal benefits, including:
- Competitive health insurance plans.
- A robust retirement system.
- The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) for long-term financial security.
- Generous annual and sick leave policies.
Application Tips
Submitting a federal application is a precise process. Ensure your resume is no longer than two pages and clearly articulates your experience in financial management. Always double-check that your military service documents (such as your Soldier Talent Profile) are saved as PDFs and ready for upload.
This role is more than just a job; it is a vital part of the Michigan Army National Guard’s financial infrastructure. If you meet the qualifications and are prepared to serve, we encourage you to apply through the official USAJOBS portal before the closing date.
Why This Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench) Job Matters
Take charge of financial readiness and strategic resource management as a Title 32 Budget Analyst for the Michigan Army National Guard.
Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench) Job Overview
The Michigan Army National Guard is seeking a dedicated Budget Analyst to serve within the USPFO Budget Bench. This role is a dual-status technician position requiring active membership in the Michigan Army National Guard. You will provide critical oversight, formulation, and execution of budget programs, ensuring that fiscal resources are aligned with mission requirements and legislative mandates.
Requirements for Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench)
- Must be a member of the Michigan Army National Guard
- Must maintain military grade compatibility (E5-O3)
- Minimum 1 year of specialized experience in financial budget competencies
- Ability to interpret and apply complex financial laws and regulations
- Must submit a 2-page maximum resume
- Must provide proof of military status (Career Data Brief or Soldier Talent Profile)
Preferred Qualifications for Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench)
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in accounting, finance, business, or economics
- Experience with State Automated Budget Systems and Accounting software
- Prior experience in federal budget formulation and fiscal execution
- Advanced proficiency in automated financial databases
Federal Benefits & Perks
- ✓Comprehensive federal benefits package
- ✓Health and life insurance options
- ✓Federal retirement benefits
- ✓Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
- ✓Paid federal holidays and leave accrual
- ✓Career development and training opportunities
💡 How to Apply Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench) Job & Insider Tips
Application Steps for Title 32 Budget Analyst (Mi Uspfo Budget Bench) Job
- Confirm eligibility for Michigan Army National Guard membership
- Create or update your USAJOBS profile
- Prepare a federal-style resume (max 2 pages) detailing specific dates, hours worked, and duties
- Obtain required military documents (Career Data Brief or Soldier Talent Profile)
- Submit your online application and occupational questionnaire via USAJOBS
- Upload transcripts or certificates as required
💡 General Tips
- Ensure your resume specifically addresses the specialized experience requirements listed in the announcement.
- Do not include personal identifiers (PII) or photos in your resume.
- Verify your documents are uploaded and processed at least one hour before the deadline.
- Be precise with your work history dates—format them as MM/YYYY to MM/YYYY.
- Use the USAJOBS resume builder to ensure all mandatory federal formatting requirements are met.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is military membership required for this position?
Yes, this is a Title 32 Dual Status technician position, meaning you must be or become a member of the Michigan Army National Guard.
Can I apply if I am not currently a federal employee?
Yes, please review the 'Who May Apply' section to determine if you meet the eligibility criteria for the specific hiring path.
What is the maximum length for my resume?
All applicants are strictly required to limit their resumes to 2 pages.
What is a Title 32 position?
*A: It is an excepted service position that requires the incumbent to maintain membership in the National Guard as a condition of employment.*
Is there a residency requirement?
*A: The position is located in Lansing, Michigan, and requires regular presence to manage fiscal operations.*
Job from Army National Guard Units
The National Guard is the oldest component of the Armed Forces of the United States. With a legacy dating back to colonial days, the Guard remains committed to providing collective defense and emergency support to our neighbors and friends. As a Title 32 technician, you are a critical part of the infrastructure that keeps our state and national defenses strong.