Federal Grants Management Specialist, Mid-Level at IMSolutions, LLC in Boise, Idaho, United States Job Description IMSolutions seeks Federal Grants Management Specialists to fill an exciting opportunity supporting the federal government. This position is located in Washington DC with the possibility of being remote/hybrid. As a Federal Grants Management Specialist Mid-Level (GMSII) , you will perform a wide range of contract/grant administration functions to assist the Government Grants Officer in federal grants planning and preparation, as well as financial assistance management to aid and assist in all phases of the financial management process. Ideally, you will have experience and comprehensive knowledge of: + Laws, regulations, processes, and methods governing federal financial assistance awards. + Review grant applications for compliance. + Assess the financial stability of recipients of financial assistance awards. + Provide financial assistance and guidance on grants and cooperative agreements. + Perform administrative business, policy, and analytical work, including research and compiling statistics and data. + Support price analysis, negotiation, and the appropriate use of funds in financial assistance awards. + Execute final review of awards and complete close-out documents. + Assist in solving complex financial assistance accounting and financial problems. + Prepare concise, unambiguous documents to include Memorandums for Record (MFR), and Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) to support financial assistance awards. + Prepare grant and cooperative agreement awards and amendments. + Execute first-line responsibilities for projects or functions and perform various complex tasks with creativity. + Build relationships with clients and stakeholders. To qualify you will have: + 4+ years of Federal grants experience. + Associate's Degree plus 4 years of relevant experience or a High School Diploma and 5 years experience. + Knowledge of Federal grants laws, regulations, and policies, and an understanding of business and industry grant practices. + Experience in grant financial analysis and providing technical assistance and recommendations to meet the intent of the grant. + U.S. Citizenship or Foreign National with a work permit and residing in the U.S. for three (3) or more years. + Ability to pass a Federal Public Trust Clearance, which must be adjudicated favorably for you to begin working. _This requires fingerprinting and reporting on your previous employment, residence, education, and financial and legal backg To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account