Job Description

CALIBRE Systems Inc., an employee-owned Management Consulting and Information Technology Solutions company, is looking for a Business Systems Analyst to provide business systems support to inventory management systems, management information control systems, proposal pricing systems (PPSs), and DWCF budgeting systems through information monitoring, administration, analysis, and testing. The support efforts will include: ensuring systems are utilizing the DWCF business process structures required in order for users to accurately price and bill, providing recommendations for improvements and prioritization of requirements for system improvements.

This support includes, but is not limited to:

• Maintain and administer complex financial coding structures within DWCF business systems for inventory management systems, mainframe inventory control systems, PPSs, and DWCF budgeting systems.
• Ensure financial structures are in sync with the DISA DWCF objectives and standards
• Maintain knowledge of the DWCF business and financial structures and be able to communicate these within and external to the Agency Directorate/Division
• Maintain the ability to adhere to changing business structures and processes and able to implement revised structures and methodologies into business systems successfully
• Develop unique and complex queries within the systems to extract recurring and/or ad-hoc requests for pricing, billing or budget financial data.
• Provide system programmer/system administration, modification and testing support for Mainframe Information Control Systems (MICS).
• Perform various daily operations of the MICS environments including ensuring utilization data is available from Logical Partitions to MICS complexes for processing on a daily basis and billing properly passed to the Agency’s DWCF financial system for billing purposes
• Provide maintenance of the MICS test and production complexes including performing routine daily, weekly, and monthly updates to the test and production complexes and work with the government to ensure current data is available and the most current version of MICS is applied to the complexes