Senior TANF Program Integrity Analyst - Fiscal Monitoring

This role focuses on fiscal monitoring, subrecipient oversight, protocol development, data analysis, and technical assistance., * Support fiscal oversight of state TANF programs, including review of expenditure data, financial reports, obligation trends, and documentation related to TANF and Maintenance of Effort funds.

• Analyze state TANF financial and programmatic reports to identify trends, inconsistencies, unusual spending patterns, incomplete submissions, or potential fiscal risk areas.
• Review state subgrantee and subrecipient monitoring policies, procedures, tools, and documentation.
• Support assessment of state processes for tracking allowable expenditures, transfers, reserves, benefit issuance, participant services, and subrecipient accountability.
• Develop monitoring protocols, desk review tools, fiscal oversight checklists, documentation request templates, risk indicators, and quality assurance procedures.
• Support risk-based monitoring approaches to help prioritize review areas, states, or program components.
• Analyze documentation related to state oversight of contractors, local agencies, community-based organizations, and other TANF-funded entities.
• Support review of TANF reporting requirements, including quarterly reports and data quality follow-up.
• Prepare fiscal monitoring summaries, issue papers, data summaries, briefing materials, and technical assistance recommendations for federal review.
• Identify common fiscal documentation gaps, subgrantee monitoring challenges, or oversight weaknesses.
• Support development of technical assistance materials on fiscal accountability, subrecipient monitoring, documentation standards, and reporting expectations.
• Track state follow-up items, documentation requests, monitoring observations, technical assistance needs, and resolution status.
• Coordinate with federal staff, fiscal specialists, program staff, data teams, and other stakeholders.
• Review junior or mid-level analyst work products for accuracy, consistency, and alignment with protocols.

• 6-10 years of experience in federal grants oversight, fiscal monitoring, financial analysis, subrecipient monitoring, public benefits administration, or human services program oversight.
• Experience reviewing grant expenditures, financial reports, subrecipient monitoring procedures, or state-administered program documentation.
• Experience developing monitoring tools, fiscal checklists, review protocols, risk indicators, or technical assistance materials.
• Familiarity with TANF, federal block grants, ACF programs, or comparable human services programs preferred.
• Strong analytical, writing, project management, and data review skills.

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  Great Place to Work®

• Robust employee benefits package beginning on 1st of the month following hire date including health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
• 401(k) with 5% employer matching
• Flexible time off program
• Tuition reimbursement program
• Opportunities for professional development
• Employee-centric work culture including company sponsored events, happy hours, and team-building opportunities, frequent communications/information sharing from Leadership, supportive and positive teamwork environment, “open door” policy, etc.