Senior Financial Analyst (PN 20035283)

About the role

The Division of Fiscal Administration is responsible for capital and operating budgets, Medicaid rate development and rate setting, and several other financial functions vital to DODD operations. We are seeking a highly skilled Senior Financial Analyst to lead and execute complex financial processes across billing, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring fiscal accuracy, compliance, and efficiency across systems including OAKS, CBOSS, Ohio Buys, KeyBank Navigator, and others.

Responsibilities

• Lead and execute complex billing, accounts receivable, and accounts payable activities in OAKS and related systems (CBOSS, Ohio Buys, KeyBank Navigator, TOS, Payment Management System).
• Independently process high-volume billing streams, including Medicaid waiver billings, administrative fees, franchise fees, and reimbursement billings.
• Review and authorize revenues, expenditures, vendor payments, contract billings, encumbrances, petty cash, and payment card transactions.
• Manage invoice intake, mail distribution, physical documentation workflows, and related fiscal processing.
• Process refunds and support financial controls for supplier payments, p-card transactions, and stop payments.
• Serve as backup for Capital Expenditure processing for Central Office and Developmental Centers.
• Conduct advanced reconciliations of bank accounts, petty cash, aged receivables, and other fiscal accounts to ensure accuracy and compliance.
• Identify coding errors, resolve transaction discrepancies, and ensure fiscal entries align with appropriate funding sources.
• Manage debt collection activities, including issuing collection letters and certifying delinquent debts to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office (ORC 131.02).
• Maintain and update desk procedures, workflows, reconciliation protocols, and audit-ready documentation.
• Audit financial processes for compliance with internal controls and statutory requirements; recommend improvements.
• Serve as a lead financial liaison between Central Office, Developmental Centers, County Boards, ICFs, and OBM to resolve billing issues and support policy and procedural implementation.
• Provide fiscal guidance, training, and mentorship to finance staff and program stakeholders, including coaching Fiscal Analysts on updated protocols and capital-related financial procedures.
• Lead or support financial process improvement projects, cross-training programs, interdepartmental collaboration, and system upgrades.
• Oversee specialized program invoicing (e.g., Internet Assistance, Rental Assistance), including ISTVs and inter-agency fiscal coordination.
• Manage EDI invoice processing and ensure accuracy across electronic financial transactions.
• Design, develop, and maintain financial reporting and analytics using Excel, COGNOS, Tableau, and OAKS BI.
• Generate fiscal reports, aging schedules, reconciliation summaries, and conduct trend and data validation analysis.
• Prepare financial reports and documentation for ODM, OBM, and other oversight bodies, ensuring compliance with state and federal standards.
• Contribute to budgeting and forecasting through expenditure tracking, voucher analysis, and fiscal year-end closeout support.

Requirements

• 42 months of experience or training in accounting and/or finance, including advanced experience in spreadsheet software.
• OR completion of an undergraduate core program in business administration, accounting, finance, or related field; plus 18 months of experience or training in accounting and/or finance, including advanced experience in spreadsheet software.
• OR completion of a graduate core program in business administration, accounting, finance, or related field; plus 6 months of experience or training in accounting and/or finance, including advanced experience in spreadsheet software.
• OR 12 months of experience as a Financial Analyst (Job Code 66562).
• OR equivalent of the Minimum Class Qualifications for Employment noted above.

NOTE: Successful completion of the Fiscal Academy may be substituted for 4 months of required accounting/fiscal experience referenced in this portion of the minimum qualifications.

Skills

• Accounting and Finance
• Organization
• Attention to Detail

Benefits

This is a classified, full-time position with the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association (OCSEA).

Pay

$31.47 per hour

Schedule

• Full-time
• Work Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Location

Columbus Dev Ctr Admin Bldg, Columbus, OH (Franklin County)