Hybrid Finance & Business Administrator: Budget & Payroll

West Virginia University; Morgantown (WV); Híbrido; USD 70 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

37.5-hour work week

13 paid holidays

24 annual leave days

18 sick days

Health insurance

Retirement with 6% match

Resumo da oferta

West Virginia University in Morgantown is seeking a hybrid Finance & Business Administrator to provide fiscal management and support for daily business office functions within the shared office of SPH, HAI, and SOP. The role develops budgets, tracks financial data, and prepares reports while coordinating with WVU Shared Services.

The position requires proactive analysis, collaboration, and onsite presence about three days per week, with opportunities to engage in cross-unit fiscal operations

Qualificações

• Experience managing budgets and financial reports.
• Ability to analyze financial data and reconcile accounts.
• Strong collaboration across university units.

Responsabilidades

• Payroll validation and reconciliation.
• Manage schedule lines and labor distribution adjustments (LDAs).
• Handle fringe expense calculations and transfers.
• Manage pay element requests and the hire/termination process.
• Coordinate effort reporting between offices to ensure timely distribution of reports.
• Support scholarship processes and transfers with WVU Financial Aid.

Conhecimentos

Budgeting

Financial analysis

Payroll reconciliation

Interdepartmental collaboration

Ferramentas

MAP system

MyReports

Descrição da oferta de emprego

West Virginia University in Morgantown is seeking a hybrid Finance & Business Administrator to provide fiscal management and support for daily business office functions within the shared office of SPH, HAI, and SOP. The role develops budgets, tracks financial data, and prepares reports while coordinating with WVU Shared Services.

The position requires proactive analysis, collaboration, and onsite presence about three days per week, with opportunities to engage in cross-unit fiscal operations