Grant Accountant (MSM)

Camden County, NJ - Accounting & Finance - Hybrid - Full time

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Date Posted: 1/13/2025

Grant Accountant
Salary: $60-65K range
Location: Camden County, NJ (hybrid)

Qualified candidate will have previous experience working with nonprofit grant-based accounting.

General Responsibilities:
Oversees all aspects of the finance department, including AP, AR, payroll coordination, financial analysis, and grant management. Prepare financial reports and assist in creating budgets. Manage multiple grant-based funding streams. Identify and distribute costs to proper funds.

Qualifications:
4-5 years in nonprofit accounting. Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance preferred. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft applications and QuickBooks. Strong written and verbal communication skills

Please contact Michaela Mattera at mmattera@clarkdavis.com

$60-65K range

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