Us Army G4 Work Values

Daily Duties at Us Army G4:

Headquarters Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics (G4), U. S. Army September 2009-Present Senior Financial Analyst -Pentagon, Washington D.C. Tracks expenditures for a $2.5B dollar budget, develop reports and utilize mining computer tools (COGNOS), and pivot tables to analyze data, to report trends, institute cost savings and develop policy to facilitate overall sound fiscal procedures. Provides logistics research support to the US Army G-4 in the area of Transportation policy initiatives. Conducts research and drafts documentation to support the Army’s Logistics portion of the Department of Defense (DoD) annual report to Congress on Program Objective Memorandum (POM) Planned Program Budget Execution transportation issues. • Track project status, costs and milestones associated with the annual report, the distribution and requirements for Transportation equipment, and supports the implementation and interpretation of the policy to the field activities, thirty-two Army Commands, Program Executive Offices, and direct reporting units. • Review transportation policy, program, and organizational documents for logistics issues and requirements. Formulates the distribution of transportation accounting codes/classifications and lines of accounting data as it impacts Headquarter Department of the Army second destination transportation budget.

What they like about Us Army G4:

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Tags

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Skills

Microsoft Office suite, Transportation suite of systems

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