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Consultant - Grants Accrual Accountant
Description
The Parnin Group (TPG) helps government and businesses to improve their organizational health, the performance of programs and their people, and the adoption and implementation of digital services. We are building a firm that provides exceptional value for our clients and an engaging and supportive work environment for our employees
We are looking to immediately hire a Senior Consultant with experience in federal financial management to join our growing team in the public sector. In this role, you will support, contribute to and/or lead projects for customers in federal, state and local governments, helping them with their mission objectives. You will have an opportunity to work with senior government leaders, and on high profile projects and engagements.
How Your Work Will Create an Impact
You will play a key role in helping public sector organizations solve their most complex problems; identify key business questions and hypotheses and deliver insights and recommendations to inform key government-wide policies and decisions.
Your work will support the financial assessment of accurate grant accrual estimates to ensure accuracy of liabilities and federal financial agency reports. In addition, using data and analysis, you will validate the accrual estimates on an ongoing basis – making changes as necessary to the grant accrual methodology.
What You Will Do
Consultants will contribute to client engagements by leading problem solving and data analysis, developing deliverables, delivering client presentations, and managing client relationships – becoming a trusted advisor and client champion. Consultants will also work closely with the senior leadership team on business development and firm strategy to support growth.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Develop estimated accrual for grant liabilities and expenditures for U.S. Federal agencies to support financial reporting;
- Calculate monthly grant accrual estimates and prepare adjusting journal entries to be recorded in the general ledger for each appropriation account for financial statements;
- Validate Grant Accrual Methodology;
- Perform a look-back analysis on a quarterly basis, utilizing the expenditure information from financial reports and other sources; conduct research on variances and their causes;
- Perform quarterly financial statements fluctuation (flux) analysis; support preparation of ad-hoc financial reports; conduct research on other financial accounting issues and federal-wide trends and best practice.
- Support financial audits and reviews relating to grants accrual, including developing corrective action plans – if needed.
Client Engagement: identify key business questions to deliver insights to decision-makers; engage with project tea(s) and customers to ensure client satisfaction; serve as a trusted advisor to clients; act as a champion for the customer.
Requirements
- Consultant: 3+ years’ experience in Federal Financial management, Federal accounting standards, Federal financial statement and Performance and Accountability Report (PAR) compilation and presentation, financial data analysis, and audit presentation.
- Preferred: Working knowledge of Oracle Federal Financial system, Oracle database, and supporting Oracle management, report writing, and query tools strongly recommended. Individual must demonstrate extensive knowledge of the United States Standard General Ledger, Treasury Financial Management Service guidance, Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board directives and OMB publications relating to budget, accounting and reporting
- Knowledge and experience in grants accrual and analysis, and federal financial management & reporting
- Education: Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree in one or more of the following areas: Finance, Accounting, Business Administration and Management.
- Certifications: Certified Public Accountant (CPA); Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) is a plus
- Financial and Accounting Skills: Knowledge and experience in Grants Accrual and Analysis, Lookback and variance analysis, federal financial management and reporting, financial statement fluctuation; federal accounting and grants management – preferred
- Very strong attention to detail; Solid analytical skills – Knowledge and experience in data analysis tools and techniques is a plus;
- Strong leadership, communication (oral and written), logic, innovation, and collaboration skills
- Strong interpersonal writing and editing skills
- Must be eligible to work in the US and obtain a security clearance
Benefits
The Parnin Group provides leading benefits:
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision with HSA)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Life Insurance (Basic & AD&D)
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
- Family Leave (Maternity, Paternity)
- Training & Development
- Hybrid Work Option
The Parnin Group participates in E-Verify.
Salary – $80,000 – $105,000
Senior Consultant - Grants Accrual Accountant
Description
The Parnin Group (TPG) helps government and businesses to improve their organizational health, the performance of programs and their people, and the adoption and implementation of digital services. We are building a firm that provides exceptional value for our clients and an engaging and supportive work environment for our employees
We are looking to immediately hire a Senior Consultant with experience in federal financial management to join our growing team in the public sector. In this role, you will support, contribute to, and/or lead projects for customers in federal, state and local governments, helping them with their mission objectives. You will have an opportunity to work with senior government leaders, and on high profile projects and engagements.
How Your Work Will Create an Impact
You will play a key role in helping public sector organizations solve their most complex problems; identify key business questions and hypotheses and deliver insights and recommendations to inform key government-wide policies and decisions.
Your work will support the financial assessment of accurate grant accrual estimates to ensure accuracy of liabilities and federal financial agency reports. In addition, using data and analysis, you will validate the accrual estimates on an ongoing basis – making changes as necessary to the grant accrual methodology.
What You Will Do
Consultants will contribute to client engagements by leading problem solving and data analysis, developing deliverables, delivering client presentations, and managing client relationships – becoming a trusted advisor and client champion. Consultants will also work closely with the senior leadership team on business development and firm strategy to support growth.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Develop estimated accrual for grant liabilities and expenditures for U.S. Federal agencies to support financial reporting;
- Calculate monthly grant accrual estimates and prepare adjusting journal entries to be recorded in the general ledger for each appropriation account for financial statements;
- Validate Grant Accrual Methodology;
- Perform a look-back analysis on a quarterly basis, utilizing the expenditure information from financial reports and other sources; conduct research on variances and their causes;
- Perform quarterly financial statements fluctuation (flux) analysis; support preparation of ad-hoc financial reports; conduct research on other financial accounting issues and federal-wide trends and best practice.
- Support financial audits and reviews relating to grants accrual, including developing corrective action plans – if needed.
Client Engagement: identify key business questions to deliver insights to decision-makers; engage with project tea(s) and customers to ensure client satisfaction; serve as a trusted advisor to clients; act as a champion for the customer.
Requirements
- Senior Consultant: 5+ years’ experience in Federal Financial management, Federal accounting standards, Federal financial statement and Performance and Accountability Report (PAR) compilation and presentation, financial data analysis, and audit presentation.
- Working knowledge of Oracle Federal Financial system, Oracle database, and supporting Oracle management, report writing, and query tools strongly recommended. Individual must demonstrate extensive knowledge of the United States Standard General Ledger, Treasury Financial Management Service guidance, Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board directives and OMB publications relating to budget, accounting and reporting.
- Solid expertise and experience in grants accrual and analysis, and federal financial management & reporting
- Education: Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree in one or more of the following areas: Finance, Accounting, Business Administration and Management.
- Certifications: Certified Public Accountant (CPA); Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM)
- Financial and Accounting Skills: Grants Accrual and Analysis, Lookback and variance analysis, federal financial management and reporting, financial statement fluctuation; federal accounting and grants management.
- Very strong attention to detail; Solid analytical skills – Knowledge and experience in data analysis tools and techniques is a plus;
- Strong leadership, communication (oral and written), logic, innovation, and collaboration skills
- Strong interpersonal writing and editing skills
- Must be eligible to work in the US and obtain a security clearance
Benefits
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision and HSA)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Life Insurance (Basic & AD&D)
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
- Family Leave (Maternity, Paternity)
- Training & Development
- Hybrid Work Option
The Parnin Group participates in E-Verify.
Salary $105,000 – $155,000 DOE
Consultant - Natural Resource Conservation and Fishery Management
Description
The Parnin Group (TPG) helps government and businesses improve their organizational health, the performance of programs and their people, and the adoption and implementation of digital services. We are building a firm that provides exceptional value for our clients.
We are looking to immediately hire a Consultant (Junior) to join our growing team in the public sector. In this role, you will support, contribute and/or lead projects for customers in federal, state and local governments, helping them with their mission objectives. You will have an opportunity to work with senior government leaders, and on high profile projects and engagements.
You will conduct scenario planning efforts under a Climate Change and Communities Program in the Western Pacific Region. The primary goal is to explore and describe scenarios for Western Pacific fisheries under potential changing climate conditions. The ideal candidate will have experience in scenario planning, convening and facilitating outreach sessions as well as building relationships with colleagues in fisheries management, industry, academia, and indigenous communities to develop adaptive climate-resistant fishery management regimes for longline fisheries and small-boat fisheries in response to climate change.
How Your Work Will Create an Impact
You will play a key role in helping public sector organizations solve their most complex problems; identify key business questions and hypotheses and deliver insights and recommendations to inform key government-wide policies and decisions.
What You Will Do
Consultants will contribute to client engagements by leading problem solving and data analysis, delivering client presentations, and managing client relationships – becoming a trusted advisor and client champion. Consultants will also work closely with the senior leadership team on business development and firm strategy to support growth
Client Engagement: identify key business questions to deliver insights to decision-makers; engage with project team/s and customers to ensure client satisfaction; serve as a trusted advisor to clients; act as a champion for the customer.
Requirements
- Required: Experience in the following areas: scenario planning in climate change and adaptation, fishery management regulations and processes, management plan and strategy development, project management, fishing community and stakeholder engagement.
- Bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree is desired but not required.
- 2+ years in management consulting and/or experience with leading complex problems. Experience with the US Federal Government is desired but not required.
- Related Education in one or more of the following areas: wildlife and biodiversity conservation, natural resource conservation, fishery management, environmental policy and analysis.
- Strong leadership, communication (oral and written), logic, innovation, and collaboration skills.
- Analytical skills. Knowledge and experience in data analysis tools and techniques.
- Strong interpersonal writing and editing skills.
- Must be eligible to work in the US and obtain a security clearance.
Benefits
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision and HSA)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Life Insurance (Basic & AD&D)
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
- Family Leave (Maternity, Paternity)
- Training & Development
The Parnin Group participates in E-Verify
Salary $75,000 – $95,000