Grant Finance Accountant I - Hybrid

State of Indiana; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid Option

Free Parking

LinkedIn Learning

Health Insurance

Pension Plan

Job summary

Indiana Supreme Court’s Finance Department is seeking an Accountant 1 – Grants to oversee grant financials, ensure GAAP compliance, and manage the new grant management system.

The role involves reviewing quarterly reports, coordinating with judges and program staff, and producing accurate financial records for state and federal grants while maintaining strong communication with stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Integrity, discretion with confidential information.
• Professional demeanor and public-spirited service.
• Strong organizational skills and deadline management.
• Attention to detail in financial data and reporting.
• Customer service mindset when interacting with stakeholders.
• Clear written and verbal communication with diverse audiences.
• Problem solving in grant and financial processes.
• Flexibility and professionalism under changing requirements.

Responsibilities

• Assist in quarterly grant reporting and general ledger accuracy.
• Manage grant-funded expenditures and coordinate with judges and program staff.
• Prepare financial reports and provide budget feedback.
• Create and maintain projects in PeopleSoft accounting system.
• Request payments/draws from granting agencies.
• Research and resolve grant and project issues and report results.

Skills

Integrity

Professionalism

Organization

Attention to Detail

Customer Service

Communication

Problem Solving

Resilience

Technology and Tools

Tools

PeopleSoft Financials

Microsoft Office

Job description

Indiana Supreme Court’s Finance Department is seeking an Accountant 1 – Grants to oversee grant financials, ensure GAAP compliance, and manage the new grant management system.

The role involves reviewing quarterly reports, coordinating with judges and program staff, and producing accurate financial records for state and federal grants while maintaining strong communication with stakeholders.