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Trinity River Authority is seeking a skilled accounting professional to supervise complex accounting activities for financial reporting and general ledger reconciliation. The role reports to the Controller and emphasizes accuracy, policy compliance, and timely reporting.
The position requires a Bachelor's in Accounting with at least three years in governmental accounting, knowledge of GASB/GAAP, and proficiency in Lawson or Workday.
This position is responsible to the Controller for performing and monitoring complex accounting activities for financial reporting, general ledger reconciliation and other accounting functions as may be assigned.
Bachelor's degree in accounting, Masters preferred.
At least three years of experience in governmental accounting.
Valid Texas Driver's license
Knowledge of water/wastewater financing and accounting. Knowledge of Lawson ERP Software and/or Workday financial software. Working knowledge of Excel and Word.
Ability to use independent thought and judgement with regard to repetitive and detailed work. Must be able to perform mathematical calculations in order to analyze and interpret financial data. Individuals must be able to communicate effectively with others.
Follows general professional standards and methods. A range of professional standards and methods guide completion of assignments and decisions made. Position is responsible to adhere to policy and procedures and receives general supervisory direction. Position incumbents may identify and recommend changes to methods, procedures and policies and may be asked to help implement changes.
Duties are almost always carried out in an office environment.
Office machines, including computer, calculator, adding machine, copy machine, microfilm reader, and scanner.
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Bachelors or better in Accounting.
Masters or better in Accounting.
Certified Public Acct
Valid TX Driver Lic
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