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Financial Analyst
Chimes · Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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In short
Lead budgeting and forecasting, analyze financial variances, prepare executive reporting, and manage invoicing and revenue reconciliation for a portfolio of behavioral health programs. Support financial integration of acquired organizations, train program directors, improve reporting and controls, and submit county fiscal reports and lead financial audits.
What they're looking for
MUST-HAVE SKILLS
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A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field is specified, along with financial analysis, budgeting, or forecasting experience; the required number of years is not stated. Candidates should have strong analytical, communication, presentation, training, organizational, and attention-to-detail skills, with relevant experience or education potentially substituting for stated requirements.
About the employer
Chimes
Empowering Lives Enabling Futures
The mission of Chimes is to foster a compassionate and inclusive community where individuals of differing abilities and behavioral health needs are supported and thrive. Chimes enables futures by providing holistic support, advocacy, and innovative solutions that enhance independence, well-being, and a sense of belonging.
- INDUSTRY
- Non-profit Organizations
- COMPANY
- Nonprofit
- FOUNDED
- 1947
- HEADQUARTERS
- Baltimore, MD
- SIZE
- 1,001-5,000
- OFFICES
- 1 on LinkedIn
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- 2 roles
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Questions about this role
- Is this Chimes role remote?
- Tagged on site.
- What does it pay?
- The posting lists $105,000–$105,000 a year.
- Does it sponsor visas?
- Listed as no visa sponsorship.
- What experience does it ask for?
- Listed as 5-10 years.
The posting, in full
Financial Analyst Baltimore, MD | Full-Time | $105,000 About the Role Take ownership of the financial picture for a $45M portfolio supporting more than 100 behavioral health programs. You’ll turn numbers into insights that leadership uses to make decisions, partner with program and executive teams, and help shape financial strategy as the organization grows. This is a high-visibility role where your analysis directly supports the mission of delivering care to the communities we serve.
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Financial Analyst
Baltimore, MD | Full-Time | $105,000
About the Role
Take ownership of the financial picture for a $45M portfolio supporting more than 100 behavioral health programs. You’ll turn numbers into insights that leadership uses to make decisions, partner with program and executive teams, and help shape financial strategy as the organization grows. This is a high-visibility role where your analysis directly supports the mission of delivering care to the communities we serve.
What You’ll Do
- Lead annual and quarterly budgeting and forecasting, including internal and county budget submissions
- Analyze monthly variances and share clear insights on trends, risks, and opportunities
- Prepare and present month-end financial packages to executive leadership
- Support the financial integration of newly acquired organizations, including building operating budgets and executive reporting
- Manage revenue invoicing, ensuring accurate billing, timely reconciliation, and revenue integrity
- Partner with operational and executive leaders to align financial strategy with organizational goals
- Train program directors on budgeting and financial accountability, helping them make confident, informed decisions
- Identify and implement improvements to reporting, forecasting, and internal controls
- Prepare and submit quarterly fiscal reports to county agencies and lead county financial audits
What You’ll Bring
- [Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field]
- [X+ years of financial analysis, budgeting, or forecasting experience]
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to explain complex numbers in plain language
- Comfort presenting to executives and training non-financial colleagues
- Excellent attention to detail and organization
Noted experience and/or education may be substituted in lieu of the requirements specified under Education and Experience
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