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SOUTH HADLEY Financial Budget/Cash Analyst Department Summary & Job Purpose: The Financial Budget/ Cash Analyst has diverse responsibilities encompassing financial, administrative, and accounting functions and plays a crucial role in managing the financial affairs of an organization. They are responsible for various tasks, including interpreting and implementing budget guidelines, analyzing budgetary data, managing daily cash transactions, conducting account reconciliations, and creating ad hoc reports. In addition, the Financial Budget/ Cash Analyst works closely under the guidance of the Budget Director to ensure the financial stability and growth of the organization. They collaborate with the Controller to manage the organization\'s financial operations, ensure compliance with financial regulations, and create strategic plans for financial growth. The Financial Budget/ Cash Analyst is also responsible for managing different types of cash transactions, including ACH, wires, positive pay, and more. They use their expertise to monitor and manage cash flows, ensure timely disbursement of funds, and maintain accurate financial records. With their attention to detail, analytical skills, and financial acumen, the Financial Budget/ Cash Analyst is a valuable asset to any organization. Core Job Duties and Responsibilities: Prepare monthly and quarterly analysis and reconciliation of various balance sheet accounts, including accounts payable and cash accounts. Prepare journal entries Daily banking operations Responsible for assessing the College\'s current cash position, ensuring adequate cash balances through the monitoring of daily cash position and movement of funds, reporting, reconciliation, and problem resolution Assist in the College\'s annual budget process by developing reports and presentations for communicating budget and other financial information to various audiences. Serve as budget liaison to campus departments for financial and budgetary training and analytical needs. Assist in preparing the annual budget for the Faculty Housing Pool and process/monitor the associated quarterly expenses. Monitor and manage the capital projects budget (Workday). Update financial system (Workday) with final budget entry, budget transfers, and maintenance of current year budget and journal entries as needed. Assist in establishing, analyzing, and using restricted funds when appropriate. Assist in preparing audit schedules and with year-end close, financial statement preparation, and external audit. Cross-train with and provide backup support for other team members as assigned. Other duties as assigned Qualifications: Bachelor\'s degree and three years of related accounting/budget experience. Superb office and technological skills with a high level of proficiency in Google Apps, Adobe Acrobat, and Microsoft Office suite are required, especially proficiency in Excel and the ability to create complex spreadsheets and reports. Ability to work independently, prioritize duties, and demonstrate effective time management skills; multi-task and transition quickly between priorities to address specific situations; manage multiple concurrent projects; and still meet strict deadlines. Independently deal with sensitive information tactfully. Sound judgment, experience working with confidential records and information, and attention to detail are essential. Excellent organizational skills and techniques and a proven track record of accuracy and efficiency. Strong human relations communication and interpersonal skills to maintain effective, professional, and cooperative working relationships with supervisors and coworkers and all internal and external customers, including department chairs, faculty, and staff. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to communicate clearly and courteously with a diverse internal and external customer base. Ability to provide quality customer ser ice.