Account Clerk

Title/Role: IN-FSSA- Account Clerk Location: Indianapolis, IN Pay Rate: $26.72/hr Job Summary Performs a variety of accounting and customer service program duties involving financial record keeping and transactions, including invoice validation and approval, vendor database maintenance, reception, and call flow routing.

This role carries responsibility for complex clerical functions and large sums of money and other valuables, requiring 5+ years of experience. Works under general instructions with minimal supervision, and assumes responsibility for office work in the director's absence. Roles & Responsibilities Maintain official agency financial records and certify their accuracy Exercise limited purchasing and inventory control Assist in preparing and controlling the agency budget Receive, deposit, distribute, and account for monies, securities, and other valuables Authorize payment of vouchers or prepare vouchers for the director's signature Write checks, transmit payments, audit transactions, and post and process encumbrances and expenditures using correct department forms and records Check requisitions for quality, quantity, and price per Quantity Purchase Award contract Prepare the monthly profit-loss statement and other computations and calculations on agency records Prepare monthly, quarterly, and yearly financial reports Negotiate settlement of accounts Operate office equipment and order equipment and repairs Let and re-let leases; arrange auctions, sales, and receipt of bids Validate and approve invoices; maintain the vendor database Handle reception and call flow routing Perform related duties as required Experience Recordkeeping and bookkeeping – 5 years Accounts payable/voucher processing – 5 years Budget preparation and control assistance – 5 years Financial reporting (monthly, quarterly, annual) – 5 years Procurement and contract knowledge – 5 years People.

Soft Financials – highly desired Auditing systems – highly desired Key Skills Bookkeeping, auditing, and contracting procedures Knowledge of department functions and office procedures Oral and written communication Ability to learn and operate office equipment Problem-solving, including unfamiliar situations Aptitude for business, mathematics, and public relations Diplomacy, tact, and courtesy under pressure Confidentiality Eligibility & Qualifications Eligible to be bonded Ability to accurately handle money and other items of value Ability to work with a wide range of internal and external contacts (staff, vendors, court personnel, contractors, the public)