Title: Budget Analyst–Finance (WORD version ) (Customer Diagram)

Industry: Beverage Industry

Function: Accounting & Finance

Value-Added Results/Weights
Performance Standards
Information supporting business decisions (35%)

• ROI analysis

• Cost information/analysis

• Operations, Engineering, Planning and Finance say that:

• All cost impacts surrounding the decision have been identified and evaluated.

• The numbers are accurate and do not require second-guessing or rework.

• Reports/analyses logically state the issues and reach conclusions that are supported by the data and analyses.

• The analysis is useful and answers the question asked.

• The analysis/information was provided by the agreed-upon deadline.

Reductions in cost and revenue enhancements (35%)

• Alternative ways of doing business

• Cost saving/revenue enhancement ideas and projects

• Business process evaluation and analysis

• Customers say that:

• The idea or project fits the strategic direction of the department/company.

• The evaluation of the idea/project addresses all issues and cost impacts.

• Reports/analyses logically state the issues and reach conclusions that are supported by the data and analyses.

• Initiates at least 1 idea/year that results in cost savings, efficiency improvement or flexibility improvement.

• Exceeds = Several ideas, or large dollar impact, or makes a dramatic change in efficiency or flexibility.

Financial advice/solutions to strategic problems (15%)

• Cost knowledge/analysis

• Performance capabilities

• Team participation

• Customers say that:

• All cost impacts surrounding the decision have been identified and evaluated.

• Reports/analyses logically state the issues and reach conclusions that are supported by the data and analyses.

• They can use the information.

• The Analyst made meaningful contributions without dominating.

Improved financial systems (15%)

• Designs

• Development

• Implementation

• Manager and customers in Finance and Operations are satisfied that:

• The system change is within the scope of control.

• The change provides information in a more efficient, accurate and useful manner than previously.

• The time required to implement the change meets the customer’s needs and deadlines.

• The value of the improvements exceeds the cost of the implementation.

Business Analyst—Finance