Senior Accountant – Financial Audit & Compliance

Florida; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 41,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health premiums

Life insurance

Paid holidays

Job summary

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking an Accountant IV in Tallahassee. The role focuses on auditing and reconciling expenditures, ensuring accuracy in MFMP and FLAIR systems, and attaining proficiency in Florida PALM.

Minimum qualifications include three years in accounting or finance, or an associate degree with related experience. Travel and telework are not indicated; strong detail orientation is essential.

Qualifications

• Three (3) years of experience in accounting or financial management, one (1) of which must have been in financial account management, auditing or account reconciliation.
• Associate’s degree in accounting, finance or related field from an accredited college or university and one (1) year of professional experience in financial account management, auditing or account reconciliation can substitute for the required experience.

Responsibilities

• Audits and reconciles expenditures in the Accounting Services Section.
• Attains proficiency in the Florida PALM accounting system to fulfill role responsibilities.
• Screening contract invoices in MFMP to check accuracy and completeness.
• Audit and review invoices in MFMP for calculations, vendor IDs, remittance info, codes and approvals.
• Process disbursements in MFMP and FLAIR within five days of receipt.

Skills

Accounting

Analytical skills

Education

Associate degree in accounting/finance

Tools

MFMP

FLAIR

WebFOCUS

Job description

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking an Accountant IV in Tallahassee. The role focuses on auditing and reconciling expenditures, ensuring accuracy in MFMP and FLAIR systems, and attaining proficiency in Florida PALM.

Minimum qualifications include three years in accounting or finance, or an associate degree with related experience. Travel and telework are not indicated; strong detail orientation is essential.