Financial Engineer Job Description
Lead the design and assessment of financial strategy and performance as it relates to managing against the annual budget and long-term goals while fostering organizational effectiveness and sustainability. Responsible for grants and contracts management, including designing program budgets for proposals and business plans, negotiating contracts and awards, forecasting spending and providing decision support to program management, and ensuring compliance with donor and contractor requirements. Oversee the timely and accurate development of budgets, financial reports, and models that will assist the CEO, Board, and other senior managers in making informed program strategy, resource allocation,
and investment decisions. Oversee investment portfolio and cash management and policies for Bios Kosmos Church as allowable under federal and state laws and regulations. Review and manage (and establish as needed) internal systems, controls, processes, and procedures to ensure the integrity, accuracy, compliance, and usefulness of financial information and reporting. Oversee successful completion of annual audits, IRS filings, and other mandated reporting. Partner with and manage tax accountants in managing required IRS returns. Oversee day-to-day finance and accounting operations including general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, prepaids, credit card expense reporting, payroll processing, monthly reconciliation, and monthly and year-end close• Coordinate matters with legal counsel, including contracts, intellectual property, grant agreements, and other matters as appropriate. Maintain the integrity and compliance of corporate governance policies and related documents. Create and sustain productive vendor, banking and contractual relationships and serve as primary liaison with related third parties.
Evaluate and oversee risk management and insurance issues.
Must be 26 years of age Supervisory experience and a demonstrated ability to develop and lead others MBA, graduate, or bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or other relevant field (or equivalent employment and learning experience) Experience with grants management and technology-enabled operations/accounting systems preferred Experience with investment management and accounting preferred
*All applicants must reside in the state of Georgia*
This position acts as the 3rd member of the board of directors’ applicants will be required to attend quarterly board meetings which occur every 90 days these meetings may occur in person reliable transportation is required this is also a telework position high speed Internet access is also required compensation is provided based on departments service board of directors does not receive compensation.
Lead the design and assessment of financial strategy and performance as it relates to managing against the annual budget and long-term goals while fostering organizational effectiveness and sustainability. Responsible for grants and contracts management, including designing program budgets for proposals and business plans, negotiating contracts and awards, forecasting spending and providing decision support to program management, and ensuring compliance with donor and contractor requirements. Oversee the timely and accurate development of budgets, financial reports, and models that will assist the CEO, Board, and other senior managers in making informed program strategy, resource allocation,
and investment decisions. Oversee investment portfolio and cash management and policies for Bios Kosmos Church as allowable under federal and state laws and regulations. Review and manage (and establish as needed) internal systems, controls, processes, and procedures to ensure the integrity, accuracy, compliance, and usefulness of financial information and reporting. Oversee successful completion of annual audits, IRS filings, and other mandated reporting. Partner with and manage tax accountants in managing required IRS returns. Oversee day-to-day finance and accounting operations including general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, prepaids, credit card expense reporting, payroll processing, monthly reconciliation, and monthly and year-end close• Coordinate matters with legal counsel, including contracts, intellectual property, grant agreements, and other matters as appropriate. Maintain the integrity and compliance of corporate governance policies and related documents. Create and sustain productive vendor, banking and contractual relationships and serve as primary liaison with related third parties.
Evaluate and oversee risk management and insurance issues.
Must be 26 years of age Supervisory experience and a demonstrated ability to develop and lead others MBA, graduate, or bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or other relevant field (or equivalent employment and learning experience) Experience with grants management and technology-enabled operations/accounting systems preferred Experience with investment management and accounting preferred
*All applicants must reside in the state of Georgia*
This position acts as the 3rd member of the board of directors’ applicants will be required to attend quarterly board meetings which occur every 90 days these meetings may occur in person reliable transportation is required this is also a telework position high speed Internet access is also required compensation is provided based on departments service board of directors does not receive compensation.