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Louisiana State University’s SBDC Accounting Coordinator role focuses on financial oversight of the LSBDC network, daily accounting for contracts and grants, budgeting, invoicing, and journal entries. The position collaborates with Sponsored Programs, Procurement, and accounting teams to ensure accurate reporting.
The role also supports audits, budget development, and annual NOFO responses, requiring a strong grasp of university policies and financial controls. On-site at Innovation Park.
Position Type: Professional / Unclassified
Department: LSUAM ORED - Small Business Development Center (Bryan L. Greenwood (00009600))
Work Location: Innovation Park Bldg 8000
Pay Grade: Professional Hourly
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center Network (LSBDC) is the largest technical assistance provider to small businesses in Louisiana. The position will assist with the financial oversight of the LSBDC network and perform the day-to-day accounting transactions required of all LSBDC Network contracts and grants. Duties include but are not limited to budget preparation and review, processing monthly invoices, reconciling financial reports, maintaining supporting documentation, and processing journal entries and budget transfers.
This position will assist with the financial oversight of the LSBDC Network and perform the day-to-day accounting transactions required for all the LSBDC contracts and grants. Duties include but are not limited to budget preparation, budget review, processing monthly invoices from subcontractors, reconciling financial reports to funding agencies, maintaining supporting documentation, and assisting with audits and financial reviews.
Assist with preparing the LSBDC Network's budget and program narrative in response to the annual SBA SBDC NOFO.
Assist with the coordination of the annual sub-award agreements with sub-recipients.
Monitors the LSBDC Network and sub-awards budget vs. actual and remaining balance activities.
Assist with preparing the LSBDC Network's quarterly financial and programmatic narrative reports.
Assist with the development, maintenance, and implementation of the LSBDC Network financial and programmatic policies and procedures.
Will coordinate with LSU Office of Sponsored Programs, Sponsored Program Accounting, and Procurement Services as required. (45%)
Maintains knowledge of the LSU Workday system, GeauxGrants, and other systems related to the financial activities of the LSBDC Network's contracts and grants.
Familiar with and follow all LSU financial policies and procedures.
Reviews fiscal documents, balances and reconciles subsidiary accounting records, and collects data for budget projections and/or requests for release of funds.
Assembles, verifies, and corrects data as needed.
Prepares non-routine fiscal reports.
Processes journal entries and online budget transfers and journal vouchers as necessary.
Assist with P-card purchases and approvals, P-card reconciliation, purchase requisitions, and direct pay requests.
Assists with travel requests from LSBDC Lead Center staff to ensure travel costs are within the budget and all prior approvals have been obtained from SBA.
Compiles financial, accounting, or auditing reports on matters such as cash receipts, expenditures, accounts payable and receivable, and payroll. (45%)
Assists with other LSBDC Network projects as required.
Attends national, regional, and state meetings and trainings as required.
Develop and provide specific information, reports, and/or special services as requested or required by the SBA/SBDC Administrators, the SBA Business Development Specialist, and the LSBDC State Director.
Support area, state, and federal research projects concerning small businesses and disseminate results to the community.
Other duties as assigned. (10%)
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field. LSU values skills, experience, and expertise. Candidates who have relevant experience in key job responsibilities are encouraged to apply--a degree is not required as long as the candidate meets the required years of experience specified in the job description.
Master's degree in accounting or MBA. 1-5 years of accounting, finance, or business. Understanding of University policies and procedures. Knowledge of LSU Workday System.
Physical ability and eye-hand coordination necessary to use a computer terminal, copier, telephone, and other standard office equipment; ability to sit in the same position for extended periods (5.5+ hours a day) at a time using continuous hand motions when entering data into the computer system.
LSU seeks to employ qualified, fiscally responsible individuals in sensitive positions within the university. Therefore, all candidates and temporary staff who are selected for employment at Louisiana State University for a position that regularly engages in financial matters including handling credit cards, cash, grant funds, or other university funds must undergo a credit check per FASOP HR04.
Knowledge of accounting principles and contract and grant activities. Knowledge and application of various computer programs, including but not limited to Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), and Adobe Acrobat. Excellent oral and written communication skills.
August 12, 2026
December 10, 2026
An offer of employment is contingent on a satisfactory pre-employment background check.
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