Senior Financial Analyst: Grants & Contracts

Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 64,000 - 79,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency seeks a Financial Analyst 3 to join the Finance Division. The role involves developing, analyzing and monitoring financial data, enforcing laws and regulations on contracts, grants and real estate, and serving as the primary resource for agency contracts.

The position requires independent judgment and knowledge of all program areas within GEMA/HS. Staff may be called to assist during emergencies or disasters, and cross-department

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or associate degree with required experience.
• Relevant professional experience in accounting/finance/government context.
• Four years of professional experience in general accounting, billing and/or claims.
• Georgia State Government experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Administer agency contracts for services.
• Serve as agency Administrator for EMGrants System.
• Analyze budget reports to determine funding levels.
• Assign accounting codes to expenditure requests.
• Assist with CONCUR travel and reporting.

Skills

Customer Service

Project management

Verbal, written, interpersonal comms

Reasoning, planning, evaluation

Technology application

Education

Bachelor's degree in related area

Associate's degree in related area

Four years of professional accounting/finance experience

Tools

PeopleSoft/TeamWorks Financials

WORKDAY

CONCUR

Microsoft Excel

Pivot Tables

SharePoint

Job description

Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency seeks a Financial Analyst 3 to join the Finance Division. The role involves developing, analyzing and monitoring financial data, enforcing laws and regulations on contracts, grants and real estate, and serving as the primary resource for agency contracts.

The position requires independent judgment and knowledge of all program areas within GEMA/HS. Staff may be called to assist during emergencies or disasters, and cross-department