Mike Dalianis Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Department of Homeland Security(DHS); Office of Innovation and Collaboration (OIC)• In support of the Business Finance Manager (BFM) in the OIC Front Office, oversee coordination of five Divisions, tracking execution, expenditures, and appropriations.• Use DHS financial systems including Federal Financial Management System (FFMS), Science and Technology Analytical Tracking System (STATS), PR Tracker, and EPIC to track historical, current, projected, and proposed financial activities.• Review, analyze, and make recommendations regarding Congressional appropriations to assess impacts on planned or current S&T projects.• Provide weekly execution reports and analysis to the BFM and Principal Director.• Assist in creating financial briefing materials for OIC Leadership.• Track funding shortfalls and excesses among programs to reallocate and optimize yearly execution rates.

Arlington, Va

• Regarded as a tested and trusted leader, as demonstrated by a consistent and timely progression in scope of duties. Currently serving as Team Lead for five direct reports in addition to managing critical aspects of multiple engagements, including: dissemination of tasking, quality control, client management of high-level Federal stakeholders, regulatory compliance and financial oversight.• Serves as a trusted advisor on matters of DoD procurement policies and procedures by applying comprehensive knowledge of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) policy while also driving the development of voluminous program acquisition documentation, highly accurate cost estimates, timely program status reports, advanced data collection and insightful analysis.• Oversees a diverse portfolio of multi-year programs, consisting of 65 personnel and in excess of $70 million per fiscal year.• Engineers the effective transition of government programs to multiple agencies including the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL), Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), and Joint Program Execution Office (JPEO) using Memorandum of Agreements (MOA) and Inter-Agency Agreements (IAA).• Effectively manages financial processing and tracking of commitments, obligations and expenditures, ensuring that engagements have appropriate funding to provide for fiscal year obligations.• Provides financial support guidance and analysis for multiple DARPA financial systems, including Defense Agencies Initiative, Findex, and Monitor.• Compiles sensitive documentation and reports from performers and government agents to ensure that accurate information is documented within the DARPA financial and technical files.• Fosters team morale by exhibiting a vested interest in the professional growth and career development of three mentees, dedicating time and resources outside of working hours in creating and aligning both near and long-term goals with their overarching career trajectory aspirations.

Washington, D.C.

• Managed 16 active projects, totaling approximately $3 million dollars in various technical fields, in support of the Program Director.• Provided financial support and analysis through the STRIPES government financial system. • Tasks included invoice review, financial, administrative, and program management.

• Tracked technical and financial milestones and developed DARPA financial documentation, such as MIPRs, ARPA orders, and Execution/Expenditure Drill documents for Program Managers. • Supported six DARPA programs, as well as classified efforts. • Supported conference and meeting coordination, research, financial management and administrative areas of client support. • Assisted with multiple source selection activities and planning workshops. Support for these activities included database creation, managing online registration, onsite conference support, financial processing, and meeting closeout activities.

Chanitlly, Va

Served as an account representative for federal government agencies with a focus on Department of Homeland Security. Other agencies supported include the Department of Treasury, Department of State, NASA, and the Social Security Administration.Organized and coordinated on-site meetings at government agencies to provide software and hardware solutions such as SAN, DAS, and NAS environments.Facilitated more than 6.5 million dollars of IT business at the Department of Homeland Security between January of 2006 and July of 2008. Established working relationships with inside and outside sales representatives of technology vendors, such as Symantec, NetApp, Quantum, Brocade, Q-Logic, and others.