Software to maximize the impact of the philanthropic community.
Associate Implementation Consultant – Fund Accounting
Location
Canada
Posted
10 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Mid Level
Job Description
Associate Implementation Consultant – Fund Accounting
Foundant Technologies
• Directly support the successful end-to-end implementation of Foundant software solutions to new clients through effective teamwork, collaboration, and client engagement. • Develop and maintain expert knowledge of Foundant software products. • Provide clients with guidance on nonprofit sector practices. • Train new clients how to utilize Foundant software products. • Assist new clients in the configuration of their Foundant software products ensuring the most efficient business process workflows are implemented to provide the greatest business value to the new client. • Maintain a high level of communication with all levels of client interaction to ensure proactive, solution-oriented problem identification and resolution. • Follow up on tasks and projects arising from client interactions. • Support the migration of client’s historical data from multiple sources into Foundant software. • Provide clients with guidance on sector practices in nonprofit accounting functions such as configuring chart of accounts and creation of funds.
Job Requirements
- At least one year in philanthropy (grantmaking, scholarship making, fund accounting, or donor relations preferred) OR client and/or customer service in an SaaS company and/or related industry.
- Demonstrated experience in Nonprofit and/or community foundation fund accounting and financial reporting requirements.
- Ability to identify and adjust training to client learning styles.
- Strong technical aptitude and ability to learn software programs and analyze data.
- Exceptional client satisfaction driven approach.
- Keen attention to detail for accuracy to deliver on internal and external customer requirements with a time-sensitive approach.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
- Excellent time management skills to handle multiple, concurrent tasks and deadlines.
- Experience with embracing change in a high-growth environment.
- Ability to travel occasionally (approximately 10%).
- Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Excel.
- Bachelor’s degree in related field preferred but not required.
- Prior philanthropic experience preferred but not required.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and benefits
- Tuition and lifestyle reimbursements
- Bespoke mindfulness and fitness initiatives
- Flexible PTO policy
- Commitment to your professional and personal development
- Employee recognition culture
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