Process federal payroll and SPPS Web cases, including back pay, FEHB/FEGLI, OWCP, RCC, TSP, and salary adjustments. Perform case documentation, discrepancy identification, quality control, and reprocessing. Support USDA, DHS, or other federal shared-services environments and handle workload levels comparable to the USDA National Finance Center.
Job title: Financial Analyst
Location : New Orleans LA - Remote
US Citizen with Clearance Eligibility
Duration: Full Time
New Orleans or remotely.
Job Summary:
- Federal payroll or Special Payroll Processing System (SPPS) Web case processing.
- Experience with Payroll processing at USDA National Finance Center.
- Knowledgeable with back pay, FEHB/FEGLI, OWCP, RCC, TSP, salary adjustments.
Knowledge:
- Experience supporting USDA, DHS or other federal shared services environments preferred.
- Relevant federal payroll and SPPS Web experience.
- Experience with workload levels matching NFC’s environment.
- Experience with case documentation, discrepancy identification, quality control, and
reprocessing tasks.
Experience:
2 years of related experience in Accounting and/or Finance.
Knowledge of NFC Special Payroll Processing System preferred.
Education:
- Bachelors or Associates degree (preferred in Finance)
Benefits:
- Two Week Vacation
- Paid Medical/Dental/Vision
- 401k
- Paid Federal Holidays
Please send an updated resume to [email protected]
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