Program & Financial Evaluation Analyst

ON-SITE POSITION>  Summary: Community Advocates for Family & Youth (CAFY) is dedicated to upholding the rights of victims of crime and strives for the empowerment and emotional, physical, and financial recovery of victims. Regardless of your role, victim services is highly interactive and may deal directly with victims, helping abused parents and their children cope with changes, challenges, and unsafe environments in their lives, along with case management, crisis intervention, service referral, and financial and educational functions. 

Role Overview: Work hand in hand with CEO maintaining confidentiality and ensuring quality data on programs, personnel, expenses, and services are developed and distributed appropriately to stakeholders.  The Financial and Program Analyst plays a key role in supporting strategic decision-making of organization programs by conducting detailed financial analysis, program evaluation and performance survey analysis and evaluating stakeholder and community impact. This role is key to service programs and budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, ensuring programs are aligned with organizational goals. 

The ideal candidate will have strong analytical skills, a solid understanding of quantitative and qualitative program evaluation and possess an innate curiosity about the world that leads to always asking “why” to summarize findings from surveys, focus groups, financial and evaluations in written reports and presentations that are clear and easy to understand. 

Key Responsibilities
·       Develop and maintain financial models for forecasting, budgeting and long-term planning

·       Monitor program expenditures and variances against budget and prepare variance analysis

·       Support grant and contract financial reporting requirements 

·       Seek out and share opportunities to improve cost and program efficiencies and effectiveness

·       Analyze program performance data to assess effectiveness, outcomes and impact

·       Collaborate with program managers to align plans with program objectives

·       Support evaluation metrics development and ongoing monitoring efforts 

·       Assist in proposal development with financial components for new funding 

·       Identify process improvements and provide documentation and analysis for both financial and program support. 

·       Communicate Conduct interviews, facilitate focus group sessions, and monitor survey response rates in Qualtrics, Google Forms, etc. Incorporate feedback into relevant reports, presentations, and ad-hoc data requirements

 
Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Economics, Data Science & Analytics, or relevant field. 

Skills: Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills, Time Management and Organizational Skills, and Critical Thinking; 

Knowledge of Power BI, Excel;  Pivot tables and or Salesforce

Requirements: 

·       Complete in-house training, Criminal background check

·       Must have an understanding of, sensitivity to, and a commitment to working with families, and individuals with trauma-related experiences.

·       Adhere to confidentiality requirements 

Salary: $52-$55,000 annually