Description:

　　This position in the Budget and Planning department will be responsible for applying professional knowledge of the concepts and principles of accounting in preparing complex financial statements and reports as needed in support of NCA &T faculty, staff and departmental needs.

　　It will perform a variety of accounting duties such as verification, reconciliation, report preparation and analysis and accounting ledgerentries associated with accounting matters.

　　Prepare and verify accounting transaction codes, balances, accounting entries, maintain and report on the records relating to a department’s fiscal operations.

　　Resolve routine problems and establish new processes when applicable.

　　Duties involve all or part of a complete accounting cycle such as billing, receipts, deposits, expenditures, reconciliation of bank statements, ledger, posting, balancing, and control, and preparation of financial reports, all of which require a knowledge and understanding of accounting principles.

　　Primary Function of Organizational Unit:

　　The Office of Budget and Planning is responsible for directing budget and financial reporting for N..C. A&T State University.

　　The University is over $250 million and is comprised of multiple complex funds and accounts.

　　Preparation of state and federal biennium operating budgets is a key function of this office including the preparation of reports utilized by executive leadership including General Administration and Office of Budget and Management.

　　This office monitors and controls departmental budgets and revenues of the University.

　　In addition, this office establishes sound revenue projections and allotments which permit units to operate efficiently.

　　This office is also responsible for reviewing financial transactions to ensure compliance with University Policies and Procedures.

　　Internal job number: 000085

　　Requirements:

　　Masters and 1-2 yrs experience or bachelors and 2-4 yrs experience; Earned degree(s) should be in finance, business, accounting, banking, risk and financial planning, or relative field with at least 12 credit hours of accounting coursework; or equivalent combination of training and experience.

　　All degrees must be received from appropriately accredited institutions.

　　Preferred:

　　Masters degree in finance, business, accounting, banking, risk and financial planning, or relative field with at least 12 credit hours of accounting coursework with 2-5 years of accounting or budget experience; Experience in higher education or government is a plus.