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Creative Financial Staffing

Senior Accountant

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An Accountant organizes and maintains financial records and prepares financial statements for companies and organizations. Works as a public accountant (prepares financial documents where public disclosure is required by law, such as business balance sheets and tax returns), management accountant (prepares financial information for internal use by a company) or government accountant (maintains records for government agencies).

$72,930 / year median in Florida

-4% projected decline

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Senior Accountant Salary:
$70,000–$75,000
Location:
Sanford, FL | Fully Onsite Why This Opportunity Stands Out This Senior Accountant opportunity offers the chance to join one of the Orlando area's most established and community‑focused organizations. The organization provides a collaborative, mission‑driven environment where the Senior Accountant plays a visible role in supporting programs that directly benefit the community. As a Staff Accountant, you'll work closely with grant, finance, and operational leaders while gaining exposure to federal grant accounting, capital asset oversight, and compliance‑driven financial reporting. The role supports high‑impact initiatives such as student success programs, curriculum development, equipment funding, and long‑term capital improvements—giving the Senior Accountant meaningful ownership and purpose. This opportunity is ideal for a Senior Accountant who values accountability, accuracy, and partnership and seeks long‑term stability, visibility, and growth within a well‑structured organization. Key Responsibilities of the Senior Accountant Manage federal grant accounting activities, including contract review, reconciliations, journal entries, purchase orders, budget transfers, and compliance reporting as the Senior Accountant Partner with financial aid and grant teams to ensure expenditures and reporting align with federal and regulatory guidelines as the Senior Accountant Oversee capital asset accounting, including construction‑related assets, reconciliations, journal entries, and supporting documentation as the Senior Accountant Review and approve financial entries for accuracy, completeness, and compliance as the Senior Accountant Collaborate with internal stakeholders on audits, reporting requirements, and cross‑functional communication as the Senior Accountant Qualifications for the Senior Accountant Bachelor's degree in Accounting required 2–4 years of grants or government accounting experience; higher‑education environment strongly preferred Experience with capital asset accounting and PeopleSoft; prior supervisory experience overseeing multiple staff members required Who Thrives as the Senior Accountant The ideal Senior Accountant is detail‑oriented, collaborative, and comfortable working in a compliance‑driven environment. This Senior Accountant enjoys cross‑functional partnerships, takes ownership of complex processes, and wants to contribute to meaningful, community‑impacting programs. #
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