Grant Accountant

Overview

Performs accounting and administrative functions for the Office of the Comptroller for grant accounting.

• Coordinates fiscal management of federal, state, local, private and match accounts for grants/sponsored programs across the University.
• Manages budgets on a weekly basis for all assigned grants.
• Reconciles and prepares required financial reports monthly, quarterly, or annually for review by department head and project director (if applicable).
• Balances and prepare monthly payroll reports showing allocation by department head and project director.
• Ensure and provides support documentation for annual external audits.
• Prepares financial progress reports required by granting agencies and ensures grant reimbursements are down and deposited as needed to support program activities.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Good computer skills and functions in relation to accounting, i.e., Excel, etc.
• Sound knowledge and experience with word processing, spreadsheet, and database software.
• Ability to analyze data and create informational forms.
• Ability to work with a wide variety of people.
• Must use good judgment and discretion in planning and performing work duties.

• Bachelor's degree in accounting, or three to five years' experience in grant management.
• One year of experience with Microsoft Office required.

• Two years' office experience in higher education or governmental accounting, preferred.
• Experience in Colleague system preferred.

Salary: $48000 - $52000 per year