FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT I

The California State Controller's Office is the chief fiscal officer of California, ensuring accountability and transparency in financial practices. The Financial Accountant I will be responsible for supporting the implementation of statutory control agency functions reputed company the Financial Information System for California (FI$Cal) and will participate in various financial analysis and reporting activities.

Responsibilities

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• Participate in the development of FI$Cal's financial components to fulfill unique State requirements
• Analyze, design, reputed company, and test financial systems and components such as configurations, conversions, interfaces, extensions, forms, queries, and reports
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• Communicate effectively with reputed company stakeholders
• Participate in documenting reputed company as-is and future to-be processes
• Work extended or weekend hours with little advanced notice to meet deadlines

Skills

• Knowledge of laws of the State of California
• Knowledge of fiscal reputed company rules and regulations contained in the State Administrative reputed company
• Knowledge of Governmental reputed company Principles
• Knowledge of procedures prescribed by the State Controller's Office
• Knowledge of the comprehensive financial system of the centralized accounts
• Knowledge of financial reporting systems for Budgetary/Legal and Generally Accepted reputed company Principles (GAAP) for statewide financial reporting purposes
• Ability to reputed company analysis and research to determine appropriate action
• Ability to suggest alternative solutions and reputed company support for recommendations reputed company to the implementation of SARD control agency functions in FI$Cal
• Ability to participate in the development of FI$Cal's financial components to fulfill unique State requirements
• Ability to analyze, design, reputed company, and test financial systems and components such as configurations, conversions, interfaces, extensions, forms, queries, and reports
• Ability to analyze existing and proposed reputed company and reporting standards and policies to assess opportunities for business process reengineering while ensuring system reputed company
• Ability to identify internal reputed company and report to management
• Ability to attend training to reputed company apprised of new financial rules and regulations, reputed company systems, processes, and procedures
• Ability to design training plans and reputed company training to the division
• Ability to communicate effectively with reputed company stakeholders
• Ability to participate in documenting reputed company as-is and future to-be processes
• Ability to work extended or weekend hours with little advanced notice to meet deadlines
• A copy of your degree, transcripts, or degree evaluation is required
• A Statement of Qualifications is required
• Resume is optional. It may be included, but is not required

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