Part-Time Sr. Accountant - Friends of the Children
Part-Time Senior Accountant
Friends
of the Children - Portland, a nationally recognized, dynamic non-profit mentoring organization
serving high-risk children in our community, has a current opening for a Part-Time
Senior Accountant. This is a fantastic
opportunity to join an organization that gives children an opportunity to
realize their unique potential.
If you are
a CPA or CMA with two to three years accounting experience and are interested
in working 32 hours a week, we would love to talk with you.
As a Sr.
Accountant, you will provide accounting, payroll and finance support to the
· Prepare
monthly financial statements and analyze budget variances.
· Maintain
accounting records on a monthly basis in accordance with the generally accepted
accounting principles.
· Oversee
accounts receivable, including the preparation and posting of deposits.
· Perform
timely bank reconciliations for review on a monthly basis.
· Prepare
semi-monthly payroll, verify semi-monthly, quarterly and year-end reports for
accuracy.
· Verify
documentation for employee contributions for insurance, flexible spending
account plan and 401(k) plan from payroll records.
· Perform
month and fiscal year end financial account reconciliation and closings.
· Prepare
schedules for auditors.
· Assist
the Finance Director on grant budget writing and reporting.
· Prepare
the annual budget.
· Maintain
up-to-date organizational fixed assets listing and perform physical inventory
check annually.
· Maintain
current, secure and organized fiscal and administrative files.
Qualifications Required:
· CPA
or CMA
· Bachelor’s
Degree in Accounting, Finance or Business required.
· One
to three years accounting experience, preferably in a non-profit environment.
· Must
have strong computer skills; proficiency with Word and Excel.
· Experience
processing payroll with 3rd party payroll service.
· Experience
with Financial Edge software a plus;
· Demonstrated
excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills;
organizational and time management skills;
· Ability
to work independently with limited supervision, as well as be a team player;
· Ability
to solve problems, manage several issues/tasks concurrently and meet deadlines.
Friends of
the Children offers competitive pay and a generous benefits package for all of
our employees.
To Apply:
If you would like to bring your
expertise to our team, please submit your cover letter and resume to “jobs4 at
friendsofthechildren.org”. You can learn
more about Friends of the Children at: www.friendsofthechildren.org/portland. Employment Opportunities are listed under the
“Contact Us” tab.
We are committed to our community, to
equal employment opportunity, and to diversity in our workplace.
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