Senior Accountant
Bostonhybridsenior$68K – $113K
Posted today · via Workday
About this role
The Senior Accountant is a key member of the Controller’s Office within the Finance and Administration Division of Suffolk University. The position has overall responsibility for the accurate and timely accounting of endowment funds, including recording transactions reconciling investment accounts, as well as other general accounting reconciliations. This role requires strong analytical skills, proficiency in accounting software and Excel, and a deep understanding of GAAP and knowledge of UPMIFA. The Senior Accountant also supports and attends meetings of the Investment Subcommittee. Primary Responsibilities: Investment Accounting and Administration: Enters Investment statements to record accounting in Workday. Prepares monthly reconciliations, including Investments to Endowment.…
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