BUDGET ANALYST
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State of South Carolina
Lander University
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$55,000 - $65,000
per year
Type
Full Time
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This job involves overseeing the university's budget process, preparing financial reports, and handling related tasks like data analysis and payroll backup at Lander University in South Carolina.
It supports the finance team in meeting state and federal requirements while ensuring accurate and confidential financial management.
A good fit would be someone detail-oriented with a finance background, strong analytical skills, and experience in public sector or higher education budgeting who enjoys teamwork and customer service.
The Budget Manager manages the University and State budgetary process and is responsible for institutional financial and budget reporting for Lander University.
Analyzes data, reconciles, and prepares financial reports and analysis and assists the Division of Finance and Administration with state, federal, and agency requirements.
Prepares and responds to reports/surveys as needed. Operates as a back-up to the payroll functions while regularly completing payroll related tasks. Performs other duties as required.
Should possess a thorough knowledge of budgeting principals, practices and data analysis. Must have ability to analyze and interpret complex budgeting, auditing and financial data.
Must have a thorough knowledge of state and federal government fiscal accounting processes and an understanding of payroll rules and regulations. Will operate as a back up to the Payroll Manager.
Strong attention to accuracy, detail, and deadlines. Ability to create detailed reporting, analyze and interpret related financial data with emphasis on confidentiality. Strong customer service.
Ability to communicate effectively be a team player.
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