Contracts and Grants Manager

WHO is Sound Generations?

We are a comprehensive non-profit organization that serves older adults and people with disabilities in King County. Our mission is to partner with older adults to provide accessible and inclusive services so they can age their way.

We are currently seeking a Contracts and Grants Manager to join our accounting team in Seattle, WA.

What will YOU do?

The Contracts and Grants Manager is responsible for managing existing and new government contracts and grants. Collaborates with government/other funders in support of Sound Generations Programs. Ensures compliance with applicable federal regulations, as well as contract terms and conditions; advise Program Directors and senior management on government contract requirements and procedures; oversees administration of government reporting, and overall supervision of contract reporting and compliance.

Pay Rate: $118,136.00 per year.

Work Schedule: Monday Through Friday, 40 hours per week.

Benefits:

  • Great Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability insurance coverage for the employee and cost-sharing for family members.
  • Employer contribution to 401k plan.
  • 3 weeks paid vacation. Plus, paid sick leave, 13 paid holidays (11 scheduled and 2 floating holidays/personal days).
  • Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account, Commuter benefits and more!
  • Responsibilities:

  • Review all Contracts and Grants. Identify and clarify funding source(s). Advise CFO, Controller and finance team when new grants are awarded.
  • Ensure Funder's Budget is complete. Verify allowable/included costs. Ensure indirect cost pools and Admin are included to maximum allowability and submit them to Funders.
  • Meet with stakeholders to clarify deliverables, invo
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