Accountant
$49680/y-$55200/y
Our House, Inc2 days ago
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Summary
Our House, Inc is seeking an Accountant to join their team in Atlanta, GA. The role involves maintaining and managing grant and contract payments, invoicing, and reporting to grantor agencies.
About the Role
As an Accountant, you will be responsible for technical accounting and bookkeeping work related to grants, ensuring timely payments, preparing invoices, managing accounts receivable, and maintaining compliance with funder requirements. You will also assist with grant budgets, month-end closing, and provide general accounting support to the finance team.
About You
Required:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or Finance preferred, or equivalent experience required.
- Two years of experience in accounting-related tasks, preferably in a nonprofit environment working with Government Grants.
- Strong general bookkeeping skills with attention to accuracy and detail.
- Above-average proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel required; Outlook and PowerPoint).
- Proficient in basic technology setup, troubleshooting, and problem-solving.
Preferred:
- Experience with QuickBooks with the ability to manage financial entries, reconcile accounts, and generate accurate reports.
Benefits
- In-office, 40-hour workweek, Monday through Friday during standard business hours.
- Occasional overtime may be required during peak periods.
- This role may occasionally require evening and weekend availability to support organizational priorities.
Our House, Inc
The mission of Our House is to end the cycle of homelessness for families. Our House was established in 1988 by concerned community residents who realized that shelter rules required homeless families to leave early each morning and not return until late in the afternoon. This left families with no where to go during the day, and women with no one to care for their children while they attempted to find work or hold down a job. Since its founding, Our House has strategically addressed homelessness in families using a two-pronged approach: first address affordable, quality childcare as a barrier to self sufficiency and second, provide holistic support to families as they move toward independence.
Atlanta, GA