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Integrity Management Services, Inc.Financial Analyst (Part-time, Remote)
IntegrityM is a women-owned small business that serves government healthcare organizations, helping them spot and head off fraud and abuse in the programs they run. The…
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IntegrityM is a women-owned small business that serves government healthcare organizations, helping them spot and head off fraud and abuse in the programs they run. The company emphasizes professional development and a collaborative culture. This part-time Financial Analyst role is remote, with the Washington, DC area preferred. The analyst examines how money is being spent across federal grants that flow to states, tribes and nonprofits. The work centers on spending…
Job Description
IntegrityM is a women-owned small business that serves government healthcare organizations, helping them spot and head off fraud and abuse in the programs they run. The company emphasizes professional development and a collaborative culture.
This part-time Financial Analyst role is remote, with the Washington, DC area preferred. The analyst examines how money is being spent across federal grants that flow to states, tribes and nonprofits. The work centers on spending records, budget documents and cost-sharing plans, checking them for compliance with federal rules and sound fiscal management, and identifying financial risks.
The position works closely with program leaders, auditors and outside stakeholders. Tasks include preparing finance briefs, dashboards and risk reviews, resolving financial discrepancies with grantees, supporting site visits and audit readiness, and helping build the tools and templates used to track finances. Occasional travel is required. The posting also values knowledge of programs like LIHEAP, CSBG, CED or AFI, along with OMB Uniform Guidance.
Responsibilities
- Analyze expenditures, budgets and financial reports on federal grants for accuracy and compliance
- Follow the financial health of grants made to states, tribes and nonprofits
- Check cost-sharing plans, budget explanations and fund withdrawals against federal rules and funding agreements
- Produce finance briefs, dashboards and risk reviews that inform oversight decisions
- Help grantees and colleagues clear up money mismatches and offer hands-on guidance
- Back up the money-related parts of on-site checks, oversight reviews and audit preparation
- Help develop tools, templates and processes that improve financial tracking and reporting
- Identify and reduce financial risk across grant portfolios
Requirements
- An accounting degree, or a business, finance or public administration degree with 24 semester hours of accounting or financial coursework
- Proven background in reviewing the finances of federal grants awarded to states, tribes or nonprofits
- One of the listed education or experience options, such as 24 semester hours of financial management coursework, a CPA or CIA certificate, or at least four years of financial management or analysis experience
- Skilled in Microsoft Office 2016 or later, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
- Strong verbal and written communication, interpersonal and organizational skills
- Comfortable working solo or within a group, hitting deadlines and juggling several assignments
- Passing a background check after hire and having reliable home internet are both needed for remote work
Qualifications
- Exposure to programs like LIHEAP, CSBG, CED or AFI
- Working familiarity with OMB federal grant rules, the 2 CFR 200 framework and cost principles
- Practice with reporting software and grant-tracking platforms
- Capable with financial models, variance reviews and evaluating performance
- Working skill in spreadsheets, finance databases and charting software
Core Skills
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Where can the role be worked?
The posting lists the job as remote, with the Washington, DC area preferred.
What is the pay?
The posting gives a U.S. remote hourly rate range of $30.00 to $36.00 and says actual pay depends on location, skills, experience and internal equity.
What qualifications are needed?
Applicants need an accounting or related degree, or 24 semester hours of coursework, along with prior experience analyzing federal grant finances and one of the listed education or experience options.
Is travel required?
Yes. The posting says occasional travel is required.
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