Financial Assistant Arlington, VA
Listed on 2026-09-20
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Government
XLA is looking for a Relocation/Financial Assistant to support a federal agency in Arlington, VA. This position is
onsite position Monday-Friday.
General
Experience:
Two years relevant experience. Relevant experience may include coordinating and performing general financial and project duties. Experience in spreadsheets, data entry, and word processing.
Functional Responsibilities: Provide program/project-wide organizational and financial support. Working with minimal supervision, provide support for the accomplishment of project/program objectives. May include document preparation,
providing meeting support and maintaining spreadsheets and reports.
This position is an in-office position that will support the relocation of government employees during their permanent change of station (PCS) moves.
Candidates should have good consumer service skills, both in writing and verbally. Candidates will interact with government employees and vendors during the
PCS process. Candidates will process Undelivered Orders, Relocation Income Tax Allowance (RITA) vouchers, Guaranteed Home Sale invoices, and Home Market Incentive
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