Grant Accountant

Grants Accounting Specialist Salary $75,000 – $85,000 full benefits package Location: Downtown Manhattan, hybrid Why This Opportunity Stands Out: This is more than a traditional accounting role—it’s an opportunity to directly support programs that provide critical services like housing, food access, and community support to hundreds of thousands of individuals each year. You’ll join a highly respected, mission-driven organization with a strong reputation for stability, impact, and employee retention. The finance team is collaborative, supportive, and closely connected to leadership, giving you real visibility into how funding drives meaningful outcomes. What makes this role especially compelling: Hybrid schedule with built-in flexibility (3 days onsite, 2 days remote) Strong PTO package plus paid holidays Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage Retirement plan with employer contribution Work closely with leadership on grants, budgets, and funding strategy Opportunity to expand your experience with government and foundation funding Mission-driven, family culture environment where your work has purpose and visibility If you’re looking to combine your accounting skills with meaningful impact and long-term career growth, this role offers both. Key Responsibilities of Grant Accountant: Manage financial reporting and billing for a portfolio of grants and contracts NYS / NYC funding agencies experience- OCFS / OTDS/ OTDA / SOFA/ DYCD, etc Prepare and submit invoices and financial reports to government and private funders Ensure compliance with funding requirements and support audit processes Collaborate with internal teams and respond to funder-related inquiries Support financial analysis, reporting, and contract database management Qualifications of Grant Accountant: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or Business 2–3 years of experience in grant accounting or working with funded programs Strong Excel skills including VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables, and data analysis INAPR2026 LI-SM1

Director of IT

Director of IT Columbus, OH (Onsite) Salary: $150,000-$170,000 Position Overview The Director of IT provides strategic leadership and operational oversight of the organization’s IT function. This role is responsible for ensuring the effective management, development, and optimization of information systems to support business objectives. The Director of IT partners closely with executive leadership, stakeholders, and cross-functional teams to drive innovation, efficiency, and scalability across all technology platforms. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage all aspects of IT operations, ensuring reliable performance, security, and continuous improvement of systems and infrastructure Develop and execute IT strategies aligned with organizational goals, including short- and long-term technology planning Oversee IT budgeting, including capital projects, ensuring delivery on time and within budget Build, mentor, and develop a high-performing IT team; promote cross-training and skill development Collaborate with leadership and business units to optimize the use of information systems and support operational needs Manage and implement technology initiatives, including system upgrades, integrations, and facility transitions Qualifications 8-10 years of experience in IT management, including administration, acquisition, maintenance, and support of enterprise systems (preferably in a manufacturing or operational environment) 3–5 years of leadership experience managing IT teams and information systems functions Knoweldge of SAP is a must Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Information Technology, or a related field (or equivalent experience) Proven experience managing technical projects; PMP or similar certification preferred Experience with ERP systems strongly preferred Working knowledge of SQL or similar database technologies Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and ability to quickly adopt new technologies Core Competencies Strong leadership and team development skills Strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities Excellent communication and collaboration skills Analytical mindset with a focus on continuous improvement Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment Work Environment Standard business hours in a professional office setting Primarily sedentary work involving computer use, communication, and collaboration Occasional standing, walking, and light lifting may be required Limited travel may be required based on business needs INMAY2026

Payroll Specialist

Payroll Specialist Location: Portland, OR Department: Human Resources Schedule: Full-Time, Exempt Salary Range: $78,000–$85,000 Position Summary Reporting to the Payroll & HRIS Manager, the Payroll Specialist is responsible for the accurate and compliant processing of multi-state payrolls, with a primary focus on hourly payroll operations. This role supports payroll administration, timekeeping, garnishments, retirement plan processing, audits, compliance, reporting, and employee support while partnering closely with HR and Finance/Accounting/Payroll teams. Key Responsibilities Process multi-state payrolls, including hourly, incentive, commission, bonus, and off-cycle payrolls. Administer garnishments, payroll deductions, direct deposits, and employee payroll changes. Review and manage timekeeping records, payroll validations, and UKG Workforce Management processes. Support 401(k) administration, payroll interfaces, reconciliations, and retirement plan funding activities. Investigate payroll discrepancies and prepare audit documentation, reconciliations, and compliance reports. Maintain payroll procedures, documentation, and process improvement initiatives. Provide payroll support and guidance to employees, managers, and internal stakeholders. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field is a plus. 3–5 years of payroll processing experience. Knowledge of multi-state payroll, wage and hour laws, payroll compliance, and payroll reporting. Experience with payroll systems (UKG preferred), Excel, and payroll audits/reconciliations. Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, confidentiality, and ability to manage multiple priorities. Please email your resume for immediate consideration. Tia McKeen, Senior Managing Director - Staffing Timing is everything. Whether you are aggressively in a job search or simply passive for the ideal position, we would like to have the chance to share our opportunities with you. We specialize in placement for accounting and finance professionals. Many of our positions are not posted on the internet. Please contact me for more information about this role as well as other opportunities. INJUN2026 LI-TM4

Legal Administrator

Legal Administrative Assistant Position Title: Legal Collector / Administrative Assistant Department: Finance & Administrative Services Employment Type: Full-Time Reports To: Office Manager / Billing Manager Position Summary The Legal Collector/Administrative Assistant is responsible for supporting the firm’s billing and collections process while performing general administrative tasks that keep daily operations running smoothly. This role ensures timely follow-up on outstanding client invoices, maintains accurate records, and provides excellent internal and external customer service. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, organized, and comfortable communicating with clients in a professional and courteous manner. Key Responsibilities of the Legal Administrative Assistant Collections & Billing Support Monitor accounts receivable aging reports and follow up with clients on outstanding balances. Make collection calls, send reminder notices, and maintain documentation of all outreach. Communicate with attorneys to resolve billing discrepancies, disputes, or client questions. Assist with preparing and sending invoices, including LEDES/e-billing formats when needed. Track payment commitments and escalate overdue accounts as appropriate. Update financial systems with notes, payment statuses, and follow-up actions. Administrative Support Answer and route phone calls, greet visitors, and manage general office communications. Maintain client files—electronic and paper—ensuring accuracy, confidentiality, and compliance. Assist with scheduling meetings, preparing correspondence, and drafting basic documents. Support attorneys and staff with administrative projects and day-to-day office tasks. Manage incoming mail, file organization, scanning, and data entry. Assist with maintaining office supplies and coordinating vendor services. Qualifications for the Legal Administrative Assistant Required: 1–3 years of experience in collections, billing, or administrative work (legal environment preferred). Strong communication and customer service skills, especially when handling sensitive financial matters. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel). Ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism. Strong organizational and time‑management skills. Preferred: Experience with legal billing software (Aderant, Elite, Clio, Tabs3, etc.). Familiarity with e‑billing platforms (Legal Tracker, CounselLink, etc.). Prior law firm or professional services firm experience. Key Competencies of the Legal Administrative Assistant High attention to detail and accuracy. Comfortable communicating with clients regarding billing and payments. Strong problem-solving skills. Ability to prioritize multiple tasks in a deadline-driven environment. Professional, friendly, and reliable demeanor. Work Environment Office environment. Regular collaboration with attorneys, billing staff, and clients. Occasional extended hours during billing cycles or month-end close. ZRCFS INMAY2026 INJUN2026

Senior Central Office Technician

Senior Central Office Technician (Level IV) Job Type: Full-time | Permanent Salary: $75,000-$85,000 Overtime Per Diem Benefits: 401k, Generous PTO, Travel Per Diem, Company Vehicle, Medical/Dental/Vision Coverage, Career Advancement Opportunities Travel: Monday-Friday Overview of the Role: Join a high-impact team at the forefront of telecommunications infrastructure deployment. As a Senior Central Office Technician (Level IV) , you will lead complex installation projects, oversee field teams, and ensure the successful delivery of mission-critical network systems. This is a hands-on leadership role ideal for experienced technicians who thrive in fast-paced environments and are ready to take ownership of entire job sites. You will play a key role in delivering large-scale network builds while mentoring others and driving quality, safety, and efficiency across every project. Work Environment & Perks: Travel-focused role with consistent, high-impact project work (typically weekday travel) Company vehicle and fuel support for travel assignments Per diem for overnight stays Opportunities for overtime and increased earnings Clear career progression into Lead, Supervisor, or Project Management roles Work on critical infrastructure that supports nationwide connectivity Responsibilities of the Senior Central Office Technician: Lead end-to-end installation of telecommunications equipment, including racks, cabinets, and network systems Plan, layout, and assign work to installation teams to ensure efficient project execution Install and oversee cabling (fiber, copper, and power), including termination, testing, and troubleshooting Work with DC power systems, including cabling, splicing, and terminations Interpret and execute work based on blueprints, schematics, and Method of Procedures (MOPs) Perform quality inspections and ensure compliance with industry standards Troubleshoot complex installation challenges and resolve issues in real time Communicate project status, risks, and solutions with clients, engineers, and internal teams Lead and mentor Level I–III technicians, providing training and technical guidance Take full ownership of job site safety, quality, and crew performance Qualifications of the Senior Central Office Technician: 5 years of telecommunications, central office, or network infrastructure installation experience Proven experience leading crews and managing job sites independently Strong knowledge of fiber optics, copper cabling, and DC power systems Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation Advanced troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Strong leadership, communication, and decision-making abilities Ability to manage multiple priorities and drive projects to completion Willingness to travel regularly for project-based work Preferred Experience of the Senior Central Office Technician: Experience leading large-scale central office or data center deployments Strong background in quality control, inspections, and jobsite audits Ability to identify project risks and proactively implement solutions Experience mentoring and developing junior technicians High level of accountability, ownership, and professionalism in field operations LI-EM1 INJUN2026 LI-onsite

Senior Accountant

Senior Accountant Salary: $75,000-$95,000 Bonus Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Our client is a well-established manufacturing organization supporting large-scale infrastructure and industrial operations across multiple markets This position works closely with senior finance leadership and provides exposure to strategic and operational accounting initiatives The company offers long-term stability with continued investment in operations, systems, and people The accounting team plays a hands-on role across manufacturing finance, inventory accounting, and month-end close Clear upside for expanded responsibility and leadership growth as the organization continues to scale Broad-scope role involving all facets of the accounting cycle , not a narrow or siloed function Professional, collaborative work environment with strong tenure and institutional knowledge Meaningful career runway for someone looking to grow beyond a traditional senior accountant role Key Responsibilities for the Senior Accountant: Manage month-end and year-end close processes and support the preparation of financial statements Prepare and post journal entries; complete account reconciliations and variance analysis Support manufacturing and inventory accounting, including cost tracking and analysis Assist with audits, internal controls, and compliance initiatives Participate in special projects and process improvements in partnership with finance leadership Qualifications for the Senior Accountant: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field 3 years of progressive accounting experience, ideally within a manufacturing or industrial environment

Accounting Specialist

Accounting Specialist $58,000 - $69,000 Bonus Why This Accounting Specialist Opportunity Stands Out: • Join a well-established, family-owned organization that has been in business for 90 years and continues to experience strong growth • Be part of a company with over 700 employees and a reputation for stability, teamwork, and long employee tenure • Collaborative culture built around teamwork, humility, and supporting one another's success • Opportunity to work directly with project managers and leadership, making a visible impact on business operations • Strong benefits package including a 401(k) match of 50% of the first 6% contributed and company-paid health insurance premiums covering 75% of employee costs • Organization is heavily involved in the local community and takes pride in giving back • Opportunity to gain exposure to billing, job costing, payroll, sales tax, accounts payable, and construction accounting operations • Growth-driven opening with the ability to expand responsibilities and develop professionally within the accounting team • After six months, employees have the opportunity to work remotely one day per week Key Responsibilities of the Accounting Specialist: • Manage project billings, job setup, work orders, and invoicing while supporting multiple project managers • Track job costs and ensure labor, materials, and other project expenses are accurately recorded • Process accounts payable transactions and assist with sales and use tax activities • Support payroll processing and review employee time records for accuracy • Assist with accounting and reporting activities related to ongoing construction projects Qualifications for the Accounting Specialist: • 2 years of experience in billing, accounts payable, job costing, or related accounting functions • Experience working in construction, contracting, project-based, or service-related industries is highly valued • Strong communication skills and attention to detail; degree not required INJUN2026