Accountant

Job ID: IN-810315

Onsite/Local Accountant with federal/state laws/policies/procedures/regulations, budget/reconcile, financial statements/reporting experience

Location: Indianapolis, IN (Indiana Office of Technology Procurement)
Duration: 3 Months

Skills:
Experience with Accounts Payable Required 5 Years
Experience with Accounts Receivable Required 5 Years
Experience with reconciling complex discrepancies between accounts Required 5 Years
Strong communication and problem solving skills Required
Motivated, self-starter who is comfortable working on a team and individually Required
Extensive knowledge of the theories, principles, and practices of public accounting Required
Knowledge of federal and state laws, policies, and procedures as they pertain to accounting and bookkeeping. Required
Extensive knowledge of automated accounting systems. Required
Ability to lead budget preparations. Required
Ability to direct the preparation and interpretation of complex financial statements and reports. Required
Ability to analyze and solve complex accounting problems. Required
Ability to develop new, or modify existing, accounting procedures and methods Required

Description:
The Accountant is responsible for managing, analyzing, and reporting information to support accurate decision-making and ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies.

You will prepare financial statements, monitor budgets, reconcile accounts, analyze trends, and maintain accurate records of financial transactions. You will also assist in interpreting complex financial data, identifying opportunities for process improvements, and providing guidance to internal stakeholders to support the agency s financial health and operational efficiency.

The essential functions of this role are:
Prepare, examine, and analyze accounting records financial reports to assess compliance with procedural standards.
Maintain or examine the records of government agencies.
Advise the appointing authority and/or controller of the status of all accounts.
Develop policies and procedures for general accounting and bookkeeping.
Oversee usage of the computerized accounting system.
Establish work methods and control measures for accounting/bookkeeping functions.
Certify the accuracy of the agency s financial records and accounts.
Review reports for grant reconciliation for grant funded accounts.
Direct program staff in accounting matters relating to specific program funding.
Assist controller in budget preparation.