Fiscal & Business Analyst I
The University of South Florida Libraries is seeking a Fiscal & Business Analyst I to assist the Health Informatics Institute with financial and general administration. The role includes managing budgets, providing financial analysis, and ensuring compliance with grant and contract regulations.
Responsibilities
- Handles subcontracts payments
- Monitors the subcontractors on TrialNet project, TEDDY project, Rare Disease projects, and other projects
- Checks the budgets for each subcontract and creates requisitions in Bull Marketplace
- Monitors subawards inbox, collects and initially reviews invoices, obtains approvals and verifications from program leads
- Processes payments against the POs
- Sends all invoices and attachments to Accounts Payable
- Reconciles payment transactions to subcontract and to the ledger
- Tracks subcontract payments in the internal system
- Monitors, modifies, and closes POs
- Establishes new vendors
- Resolves complex issues such as vendor billing problems
- Provides back up for HII payroll and PERT
- Accurately calculates RET amount
- Prepares and submits RET in timely manner
- Maintains and updates payroll distribution accurately and in timely manner
- Reconciles payroll
- Reconciles personnel effort accurately and in timely manner
- Follow-up with Post Award closely for posting RETs
- Follow-up with the Health Business office closely for payroll distributions and payroll distribution changes
- Follow up with HII employees closely and meet PERT deadline
- Check and fix RSA by each USF payroll deadline
- Coordinates support with internal/external requests for grant/project related information (biosketches, IRB approvals, current & pending support)
- Tracks data of submitted and awarded projects
- Tracks data of project reporting requirements (progress reports, technical reports, close reports)
- Runs routine reports and queries related to expenditures (actual vs. budget)
Skills
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration or other field directly related to the position's specific responsibilities
- 0-2 years of fiscal related work experience; or a Bachelor's degree in no specific required field and two years of fiscal related work experience; or four years fiscal related work experience
- Analytical thinking skills
- Problem solving
- Ability to work within a team
- Effective communication skills
- Excellent customer service skills
- Knowledge of accounting, consolidated financial reporting, reconciliation of multiple accounts, accounts payable, accounts receivable and journal entries
Benefits
- Medical, dental and life insurance plans
- Retirement plan options
- Employee and dependent tuition programs
- Generous leave
- Hundreds of employee perks and discounts
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