Base: $56,112 annually; bonus/equity: not specifie...
Fully remote
Sponsored grant financial management experience
Post-award accounting and compliance knowledge
Microsoft excel proficiency
The Post Award Accountant plays a critical role in supporting the Department of Biomolecular Chemistry by ensuring consistent, accurate, and insightful financial reporting for federally funded biomedical research
Job Summary
The Post Award Accountant plays a critical role in supporting the Department of Biomolecular Chemistry by ensuring consistent, accurate, and insightful financial reporting for federally funded biomedical research.
Key responsibilities include auditing subaward invoices, advising researchers on procurement and allowable charges, and serving as a subject matter expert on sponsored program accounting policies.
The position offers a starting salary of $56,112 annually along with generous vacation, holidays, sick leave, competitive insurance, and retirement benefits.
Matching Summary
The Post Award Accountant plays a critical role in supporting the Department of Biomolecular Chemistry by ensuring consistent, accurate, and insightful financial reporting for federally funded biomedical research.
Salary
Base: $56,112 annually; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Generous vacation, holidays, sick leave, competitive insurances, savings accounts, and retirement benefits
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Sponsored grant financial management experience
Post-award accounting and compliance knowledge
Microsoft Excel proficiency
Financial reporting and analysis skills
Procurement and allowable charges expertise
Nice-to-have
Strong initiative and organizational skills
Ability to work collaboratively with faculty
Experience managing complex awards and subawards
Understanding of full award life cycle procedures
Familiarity with Workday financial reporting
Key Requirements
Minimum one year of experience in sponsored grant financial management
Associate Degree preferred in business, finance, or accounting
Must be eligible to work in the US without sponsorship
Work Rights
Must have continuous eligibility to work in the US (citizen, national, LPR, or authorized without sponsorship)