Jobs at Grant Thornton (US)

This permanent Grant Accountant role supports the Accounting and Finance team by managing the financial lifecycle of a diverse grant portfolio. Key responsibilities include preparing and submitting accurate financial reports to grantors, interpreting complex grant agreements to ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinating with external auditors during review processes. The position also involves monitoring grant expenses against approved budgets and collaborating with program staff on proposal development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic, supportive environment where they can leverage their expertise in contracts and financial reporting to contribute to a meaningful mission. The position offers opportunities for professional growth within a thriving organization.

This grant-funded role involves two full-time Literacy Coach positions supporting elementary teachers within the Omaha Public Schools district. The coach provides professional learning and coaching to improve literacy instruction, ensuring all students read on or above grade level. Key responsibilities include conducting classroom observations, analyzing student and teacher data to guide coaching cycles, modeling best practices, and developing intervention plans. The position appeals to educators passionate about the science of reading and collaborative growth, offering the opportunity to shape district-wide literacy initiatives. While the role is based at assigned schools with limited travel, it emphasizes a supportive environment for professional development and student success.

The Senior Grant Writer role within CAMBA's Office of Development & Communications supports a large nonprofit dedicated to serving diverse New York communities through integrated social services. The position involves managing a portfolio of public and private grants, including researching funding sources, writing compelling proposals, and ensuring timely financial reporting. Key responsibilities include collaborating with program and fiscal staff to align project goals with funding requirements and conducting research to support proposal development. This full-time, on-site position in Brooklyn offers the appeal of contributing to a mission-driven organization with a comprehensive benefits package and a collaborative culture that values diversity and inclusion.

The Grants Coordinator role is a 12-month position within the finance department reporting to the Senior Accounting Manager. The primary focus involves managing federal, state, and competitive grants for TMSA, with specific responsibilities including administering NC DPI CCIP entitlement grants, researching funding opportunities, and developing competitive grant proposals. Key duties also encompass budget preparation, compliance monitoring, financial tracking, and providing training to staff on grant procedures. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can support educational goals through strategic financial management. The role requires strong organizational skills and proficiency with grant systems, offering a collaborative setting for professional growth in nonprofit or education sectors.

This full-time Grants Accountant role supports a mission-driven organization dedicated to community impact through grant-funded initiatives. The position involves managing and tracking grant funding to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, as well as preparing accurate financial reports for program stakeholders. Key responsibilities include monitoring budgets, performing account reconciliations, and collaborating with program managers to maintain proper financial tracking and audit readiness. The role offers a collaborative and supportive team culture with opportunities for professional growth in a transparent environment. The position is based on-site and requires a strong background in GAAP, fund accounting, and grant compliance.

The Grants Manager & Fiscal Analyst role serves the Elko County School District by managing the complete lifecycle of federal, state, and private grant funding. This dual-function position combines technical grant writing with comprehensive fiscal oversight, reporting directly to the Chief Financial Officer. Key responsibilities include drafting competitive grant applications, overseeing district-wide grant accounting in compliance with GASB and GAAP standards, and managing complex budget creation and financial reporting. The role also involves supervising the Grants Fiscal Services Department and coordinating mandatory consultations with tribal and private school entities. This position offers the opportunity to lead a specialized team within a stable educational environment while ensuring strict adherence to federal regulations and driving strategic district initiatives.

This full-time Grants Cost Accountant role supports sponsored program financial operations for a long-term contract based in Kingston, Rhode Island. The position focuses on strengthening grant accounting practices, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing accurate billing and reporting for university awards. Key responsibilities include guiding cost accounting applications, evaluating rate methodologies, managing invoicing and collections, and assisting with month-end close activities and audit preparations. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their expertise in federal grant compliance and financial analysis within a regulated environment. The position offers the opportunity to provide dependable financial guidance to university operations while working with a specialized talent solutions firm that provides access to top-tier opportunities and professional benefits.

The Individual Engagement Manager/Major Gifts role at United Way of East Central Iowa leads major gift fundraising and cultivates deep relationships with individual donors. This full-time, on-site position in Cedar Rapids involves managing a personal portfolio of prospects, soliciting significant investments, and stewarding donors toward leadership and planned giving levels. Key responsibilities include analyzing donor trends, implementing engagement strategies for giving societies, and collaborating with internal teams and volunteers to advance the organization's community impact. The role offers the appeal of driving sustainable philanthropic growth within a mission-driven environment while developing strategic leadership skills in a collaborative team setting.

The Senior Program Management role serves as the Lead QA/QC Specialist, overseeing quality assurance and control for federal and state grant programs within the advisory team. Key responsibilities include supervising a team of specialists, conducting compliance audits, developing quality toolkits, and managing funding approvals to prevent fraud and waste. The position requires interpreting complex regulations and providing strategic advice on program performance. This opportunity is appealing due to BDO's supportive culture that values individuality and meaningful connections, offering flexibility and clear pathways for professional advancement. As an ESOP company, the firm emphasizes employee ownership and shared success, creating a unique environment for those dedicated to operational excellence and sustainable outcomes.

This full-time Controller role leads the finance team within a mission-driven nonprofit organization, reporting to the Chief Financial Officer. Key responsibilities include overseeing GAAP-compliant accounting, managing financial reporting and audits, coordinating annual budgeting, and strengthening internal controls to ensure financial integrity. The position requires supervising staff, collaborating with leadership on strategic planning, and supporting grant-related financial activities. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a meaningful community impact while working in a culture that values innovation, diversity, and service excellence. The organization offers a collaborative environment focused on operational efficiency and professional growth.

The Director, Pre Award and Sponsored Award Programs role leads centralized research administration functions at Tufts Medical Center, reporting to the VP of Research Administration. Key responsibilities include serving as the Institutional Signature Authority for grants and contracts, negotiating complex agreements with federal and industry partners, and developing policies to ensure compliance with federal regulations. The position also involves supervising staff, streamlining contract execution processes, and providing training to faculty and research administrators. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive innovation within a world-renowned academic medical center, offering a chance to impact life-saving research while working in a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing healthcare.

The Grants Administrative Assistant role supports the Kaw Nation's Grants & Contracts team under the direction of the Grants Director. Key responsibilities include managing federal financial reporting, maintaining internal grant monitoring systems, and assisting with proposal development and documentation. The position requires strong organizational skills to handle complex funding portals and ensure timely distribution of financial data. This opportunity appeals to candidates interested in tribal governance and public service, offering a chance to contribute to the Nation's financial stability. The role is based on-site and values confidentiality and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. Preference is given to qualified Native American and Veteran candidates.

This strategic and hands-on Director of Finance role serves as the Controller for a small nonprofit team dedicated to empowering at-risk youth and families. The position partners closely with the CEO to strengthen financial sustainability, manage cash flow, and support program growth. Key responsibilities include overseeing all accounting functions in compliance with GAAP and nonprofit standards, preparing financial reports for the Board, leading the annual budgeting process, and managing grant compliance. The role also involves supervising staff, coordinating external audits, and advising leadership on risk management. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact a mission-driven organization while working in a collaborative environment with remote flexibility and a focus on professional development.

The Director of Counseling Services leads the mental health counseling division within Student Affairs, providing clinical direction and administrative oversight for a college community. Key responsibilities include supervising clinical interns, delivering individual and crisis counseling to students, and designing campus-wide mental health outreach programs. The role also involves managing office operations, ensuring ethical compliance, and collaborating with faculty to foster a supportive campus environment. This position appeals to experienced clinicians seeking a leadership opportunity that combines direct student impact with program development. The work arrangement includes a mix of on-site office management and direct student interaction, offering a dynamic setting for those dedicated to student well-being and professional growth in higher education.

The Parenting Initiatives Facilitator is a part-time, hybrid role within the Student Affairs department supporting the Parent Pathways Grant. This position coordinates the implementation of the Parenting Student Support Program, focusing on housing stability and childcare access for parenting students. Key responsibilities include designing and facilitating webinars and pop-in childcare initiatives, managing vendor relationships with childcare providers, and tracking program data for grant reporting. The role appeals to candidates interested in student success and community support, offering the opportunity to directly impact the academic retention of underrepresented populations. The position operates on a temporary grant basis with a hybrid work arrangement combining on-site and remote duties.

This full-time Media Specialist role for grades EC-5 operates within the Library Media Services department to lead school library programs and foster student information literacy. Key responsibilities include managing the library collection, integrating digital and print resources into the curriculum, and providing instruction on research skills and ethical information use. The position involves supervising staff, collaborating with teachers on instructional planning, and ensuring compliance with state standards. The role is appealing for its focus on cultivating lifelong learners and supporting academic rigor in a collaborative educational environment. The position requires on-site presence at the campus with regular travel throughout the district.

This full-time academic role at the University of Texas Medical Branch seeks a Pediatric Nephrology Clinician Educator at the Assistant, Associate, or Professor rank. The position combines comprehensive clinical care for children with renal diseases in inpatient and outpatient settings with active teaching and mentoring of medical students and residents. The successful candidate will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to advance a growing pediatric kidney program while contributing to the institution's research and educational missions. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to help build a world-class kidney program within a nationally recognized health system, offering a collaborative culture and significant professional growth. The role is based in Galveston and Clear Lake, Texas, providing access to a coastal lifestyle with affordable living options and a strong community environment.

This principal-level role within Wells Fargo's Commercial Bank focuses on managing strategic relationships with large government entities across the Gulf region. The position involves acting as a trusted advisor to public sector leaders, structuring complex credit facilities, and delivering tailored solutions in treasury management and capital markets. Key responsibilities include analyzing municipal budgets, driving business development through pipeline management, and collaborating with product teams to innovate public finance offerings. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to leverage deep public sector expertise in a hybrid work environment with significant travel opportunities. It offers a platform to influence enterprise-wide strategies while mentoring junior colleagues within a culture that prioritizes strong customer relationships and rigorous risk management.

The Nonprofit Fundraising Associate role at Greenville Growth LLC supports the firm's real estate and community development initiatives by bridging fundraising with neighborhood revitalization efforts. Key responsibilities include researching and prioritizing prospective donors, drafting compelling proposals and impact narratives, and assisting with grant applications and event coordination. The position offers an appealing entrepreneurial environment where team members gain broad exposure to acquisitions and asset management while directly contributing to long-term community growth. This full-time hybrid role based in Greenville, South Carolina, combines in-office collaboration with field engagement, providing a fast-paced setting ideal for professionals seeking to deepen their skills in mission-aligned development and impact investing.

This part-time City Administrator role serves the City of Maricopa, a small community of 1,250 residents, and reports directly to the elected city council. The position supervises six staff members and manages an annual budget of $680,000 while overseeing essential in-house services such as wastewater, public works, and animal control. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with California state laws, handling grant administration, and coordinating with Kern County for outsourced police and fire services. The role is particularly appealing to retired city managers or senior public agency leaders seeking a flexible, part-time engagement to stay involved in local governance. It offers a unique opportunity to guide a small city through complex state-driven agendas within a collaborative environment.

The Junior Accountant role at Kansas Children's Service League supports the financial operations of a historic nonprofit dedicated to protecting children and families in Wichita. Key responsibilities include preparing journal entries, reconciling general ledgers, and managing grant reporting with a focus on funding source compliance and budget variance analysis. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with telework options and provides access to a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement matching. This opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to apply their accounting skills within a mission-driven culture that values collaboration, innovation, and community impact.

This full-time Junior Accountant role supports the mission-driven Finance team at Capital Workforce Partners. The position involves processing vendor invoices, managing accounts payable, and reconciling bank statements to maintain accurate financial records. Key responsibilities include supporting budget management for training accounts, processing biweekly payroll, and assisting with month-end close activities and audit documentation. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement and provides an appealing opportunity for early-career professionals to grow within a collaborative team while contributing to community-focused initiatives. Candidates will gain valuable exposure to nonprofit finance and multi-funding accounting in a purpose-driven environment.