Performs multi-faceted professional level accounting duties in the creation and maintenance of complex accounting records in an integrated financial records system. Responsible for the major functional area of the highly specialized and complex field of grant and contact accounting. Applies generally accepted accounting principles/practices, ensuring compliance with State and Federal laws/regulations as well as State and College policies/procedures and making recommendations for streamlining processes. Acts as primary contact with principal investigators in the management of federal, state, and non-governmental grants and contracts.

Bachelor’s degree in accounting or business (with multiple accounting courses) and three years of relevant experience. Three or more years of relevant experience in a higher education institution or governmental setting, including experience in grant and contract administration is preferred. Experience with the Banner Finance System a plus. Candidates with an equivalent combination of experience and/or education are encouraged to apply.

Knowledge of the principles, practices and theories of accounting, state government and higher education fiscal and accounting processes and the ability to apply rules, regulations, policies and procedures are essential. Knowledge of state and federal accounting guidelines, including policies and procedures for grant and contract administration is required. Must be able to use computer software to create spreadsheets and reports. Must be able to interpret and analyze financial data, records and reports. Must be able to establish and maintain effective relationships with a broad range of individuals and offices. Effective communications skills are essential.

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