Revenue Analyst, Grants & Financial Planning

Water.org

8d•$85,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

Join Water.org as a Revenue Analyst, Grants & Financial Planning and help build impactful partnerships that drive transformative change in water and sanitation. As Revenue Analyst, you'll serve as the financial backbone connecting Water.org's fundraising, finance, and program teams — ensuring every grant dollar is tracked, reported, and allocated in ways that keep clean water and sanitation solutions flowing to the families who need them most. From building donor proposal budgets to managing the full lifecycle of grant spending, your work directly protects the resources that make Water.org's mission possible.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or a related field, and/or equivalent relevant work experience.
Four or more years of financial management experience, including performing financial analysis of budgets, forecasts, planning, reporting and accounting.
Strong understanding of grant financial principles and administration.
Proficient in English, both written and verbal.
Hands-on experience building and managing grant budgets, with solid foundational accounting knowledge including comfort with debits/credits, reconciliations, and net asset schedules.
Advanced Excel proficiency, with demonstrated ability to independently build and troubleshoot complex financial analyses and models across large datasets.

Responsibilities

Build comprehensive donor proposal budgets and lead financial reporting across the full grant lifecycle, ensuring alignment with donor guidelines and organizational priorities.
Manage how grant revenues and expenses are matched and tracked through Water.org's funding map, maximizing fiscal sustainability and informing long-term financial strategy.
Conduct monthly grant expense reviews, oversee audit preparation, and ensure rigorous adherence to donor restrictions and internal financial policies.
Serve as a financial liaison across Revenue, FP&A, Accounting, and Global Program teams — translating complex grant structures into clear guidance on budgets, coding, and cost categories.
Identify workflow efficiencies, leverage financial systems and AI tools to sharpen data integrity, and build technical solutions that strengthen how Water.org manages its grant portfolio.