Senior Cash Accountant

Northeastern University•Boston, MA

3d•$76,335 - $107,824

About The Position

Performs complex accounting duties, prepares financial and statistical reports, delivers training to others, develops and/or manages complex budgets, and develops and documents controls for accounting systems to ensure accurate recording and reporting of business unit financial transactions. May lead and serve as a resource for others in the department or unit. The role leads the preparation and maintenance of complex financial statements, journals, accounts, ledgers, and reports; analyzes financial information; monitors automated financial systems; performs reconciliations and audit-related accounting work; manages budgets and forecasts; and provides accounting information and guidance to stakeholders, management, and staff. This job description describes the general nature and level of work for the classification and is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and required skills. Northeastern University considers work experience, education, and skills when extending an offer. The expected hiring range is $76,335.00–$107,823.75; the starting salary depends on factors including education, experience, location, knowledge, expertise, skills, and comparisons with similarly situated employees.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required.
4–6 years of relevant experience required.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead and execute the development, organization, preparation, and updating of complex financial statements, journals, accounts, ledgers, and reports within an automated financial system.
Prepare and analyze financial reports, data, and records; identify discrepancies, investigate them, and recommend solutions.
Monitor automated financial systems and develop and document controls to ensure system reliability and data integrity.
Perform complex accounting and auditing reconciliations, journal entries, schedules, and reports.
Develop and manage complex work-unit budgets, analyzing funding sources, operational needs, budget trends, and financial commitments.
Forecast budget balances and recommend corrective action as needed.
Answer questions and provide accounting-related information to internal and external stakeholders according to established policies and procedures.
Facilitate training and provide financial guidance to management and staff.
May lead and serve as a resource for others in the department or unit.