Revenue Accountant Salary in Tucson, AZ

Pima Community College Pima Community College Named Top University/College Employer in ArizonaPosition Title: Assistant Vice Chancellor for FinanceDepartment: Financial Operations and Business Service - District OfficeStarting Rate: Band 11 - $112,200 - $130,450Benefits: SummaryClosed Date: Open Until Filled, First Review Date: May 16, 2024, 5:00 PM Arizona TimePosition Summary:The Assistant Vice Chancellor (AVC) for Finance serves as the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, providing leadership for the Finance and Business Services functions, including budget development and management, accounting and financial reporting, procurement and accounts payable, sponsored programs (grants and contracts), accounts receivable, and travel.This position supports efforts to make the finances of the institution more transparent and accessible to all members of the community and fosters strategic and comprehensive decision-making. The AVC for Finance establishes and monitors financial goals, ensures effective operational performance, establishes priorities for the Finance division, oversees the timely submission of institutional reports, and ensures that services are in accordance with federal and state rules and regulationsThe work schedule for this position is and may include working evenings and weekends and local travel.Duties and Responsibilities:Assist the Executive Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration in developing and implementing a comprehensive, multi-year financial model to guide strategic decision-making and projectionsAssess the College's financial position and issue periodic reports on the College's financial stability and growth. Manage through economic challenges by working closely with Administrators on financial opportunities and providing comprehensive informationOversee and direct College budgeting, audit, tax, and general accounting functions. Maintain a budgeting and financial planning structure focused on aligning allocation decisions with strategic goals and prioritiesStrengthen collaboration and transparent communication of the College's budget and finances and foster excellent working partnershipsOversee the issuance of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and other required reportsMonitor workflow and evaluate business systems, methods, and procedures. Lead efforts to identify and implement processes and systems with the goal of improved service and cost-effectiveness crucial to the financial success of the CollegePromote strong customer service with internal and external constituencies and create opportunities for innovative ideas for efficiency and enhanced revenue to be exchangedDevelop and mentor staff to deliver services and provide analysis that exceeds expectationsAnalyze and interpret federal, state, and local laws and ensure the College is in compliance. Ensure that adequate accounting controls and records maintenance policies are followed and support the financial integrity of the CollegeProvide District-wide leadership and guidance for inquiries regarding policy and procedures interpretation, accounting, and budgeting activities, and financial reportingWork with the Executive Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration in supporting the Governing Board's Finance and Audit Committee by studying and addressing strategic financial issuesJob Requirements:Master's degree in a business related field such as accounting, economics, or finance andA minimum of ten years of progressively responsible experienceorAn equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job in an executive capacity will be consideredAdditional Information:Applicants who have characteristics and experiences that meet the "Key Selection Criteria" and the "Additional Competencies" but do not meet the education or experience requirements should submit a separate document outlining how their background is equivalent to the requirements.Preferred:Certified Public AccountantTen plus years of experience in higher education setting with a demonstrated understanding of higher educationThe ideal candidate will have the following knowledge, skills and abilities:Demonstrated success in managing organizational change with a proven track record of producing strategic results; knowledge of financial accounting, financial planning and analysis, and the ability to build and analyze financial models, business plans, and program scenarios: strong bias for action, and inclusive and innovative problem-solving abilityAbility to work effectively with leadership, governance, and faculty across a wide range of financial and business operations with multiple constituents and the ability to serve as an advisor and consultant; flexible and interculturally competent; possess a leadership style that is collegial, approachable, and accessibleStrong leadership skills with demonstrated competencies in making complex decisions; successfully developing and implementing short and long-term objectives; aligning resources with strategy; delegating effectively; and managing effective work processesAn accomplished record of leadership in managing organizational functions and promoting an environment of excellence, support, and satisfaction; demonstrated standard for being a role model of ethical behavior by consistently conforming to the highest ethical standards and practices and is respectful of diverse views and opinionsAbility to foster cohesion and a sense of working together for the good of the College and is committed to the effective use of technology within academic and administrative environmentsAdditional Competencies:To be successful in this role, the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Finance must possess outstanding leadership qualities and strategic ability; a strong commitment to service and accountability; and a deep interest in building strong relationships of trust with administrators, faculty, and staff. The Assistant Vice Chancellor for Finance will be an experienced leader with a clear, focused commitment to leading and managing complex financial and budget matters, resource planning, and operations.Must demonstrate creative leadership, innovation, and a mindset of continuous improvement; enthusiasm; a style that is genuine, open, and engaging; good judgment in assessing where improvements are needed; the ability to make appropriate connections and build synergies; an open and creative approach to problem-solving and a willingness to address issuesDemonstrated success and ability to lead and engage with others as a strategic partner with vision, high energy, and passion in a culture of customer service while helping to bring modern approaches and new ways of thinkingDemonstrate a collaborative, consultative, and team oriented leadership style; must be a team builder and a team player with the ability to energize and empower others. Ability to collaborate effectively with administrators and staffProven leadership success across broad and decentralized environments and the energy and ability to work effectively with all divisions of Pima Community College; demonstrate the ability to think holistically and creatively in developing solutionsSupportive consensus builder with vision; comfortable and confident in facilitating and managing change; patience, flexibility, and ability to engage people in difficult and challenging decisionsPossess excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills together with excellent listening skills; the ability to seek out, understand, and enable diverse viewpoints and approaches to achieve College goals

Pima Community College Pima Community College Named Top University/College Employer in ArizonaPosition Title: Analyst 3 - Grant ServicesDepartment: Grants - District OfficeStarting Rate: Band 6 - $59,500 - $67,700Benefits: SummaryClosed Date: May 6, 2024, 5:00 PM Arizona TimePosition Summary:The Analyst 3-Grant Services (to be determined by HR) Grant Accountant performs a variety of accounting and financial reporting functions for all types of awards executed by the College. Requires extensive knowledge of accounting practices, internal control management, interpretation of the Code of Federal Regulations (e-CFR), Government Accountability Office (GAO) requirements, Office of Federal Financial Management (OFFM), and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requirements for federal awards. Assists with College fiscal year-end audit, award audits, and financial inquiries. Prepares comprehensive financial reports for federal, state, and other agencies. Reconciles actual expenditures against grant and other award budgets, prepares adjusting journal entries, completes cash draws and invoicing on behalf of the College for all grant funds using thirteen different funding systems (attached).The work schedule for this position is flexible and may include working evenings and weekends.Duties and Responsibilities:Reviews and understands each award and subaward agreement executed by the This includes all federal and state compliance requirements. Understands financial requirements required by the type of award and grant record retention and how it applies to auditsReviews and understands all District Office financial service areas (Procurement, Contracts, Financial Aid, and Finance) within the College to assist and guide program managers working on different awardsMonitors and reconciles the general ledger for all grant funds utilizing the College ERP Banner Reviews monthly and inception to date grant expenditure reporting to determine if expense transfers (expense, payroll, revenue) need to be made. Completes cash draws and invoicing on behalf of the College for all grant funds using thirteen different funding systemsPerforms grant close outs by college fiscal year and funder period of performance (POP). Includes reconciling final fund reporting with the College Banner System, including completing the final cash draw or invoicing for the CollegeIn the Banner ERP System, maintains the setup of each grant to comply with approved, indirect cost rate assignment, matching fund requirement, agency code setup, budget setup, and budget adjustments thereafter from the funder. Includes verifying funder modifications and amendments with information in the Banner ERP System. The Analyst 3-Grant Services and Director for Grant Services must approve new fund number requestsReviews all award purchases over $5,000 to ensure they comply with College Procurement Policy, Code of Federal Regulations, and approved award budgets. All purchases over $5,000 must be approved by the Analyst 3-Grant Services prior to requisition set Expense Transfers for purchases and payroll adjustments must also be approved by the Analyst 3-Grant Services and Director for Grant ServicesPrepares comprehensive financial reports for federal, state, and other agencies. Reconciles actual expenditures against grant and other award budgets, prepares adjusting journal entries, and prepares monthly grant invoicing of reimbursable expenses. This includes the FFR SF425, Arizona State Final Completion Reports, and required monthly, quarterly, and annual reportingAssists Grant Services by providing financial reporting data on the Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Award (SEFA) to the College Financial Services Department and supports evidence collection for grant auditsPerforms a minimum of two Fiscal Training for all new grant program managers. This includes understanding monthly financial reports (Effort Certification of Payroll, Monthly Expenditures, and Inception to Date Management of the budget allocation)Assists with the development of internal fiscal process guides for grants and participates in the Banner financial system testing of forms utilized by grants annuallyPerforms all other duties and responsibilities as assigned or directed by the supervisorJob Requirements:Bachelor's degree in a closely related field of study andThree to five years of related technical experience and current certificationsorAn equivalent combination of certification, education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job such as those listed abovePreferred:Master's degree in or a closely related field of studyFive to eight years of related experience