Staff Accountant - Fixed Assets, Reconciliations & Utility Analysis

Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority • Cincinnati, Ohio • Full Time

Posted on Sun, Sep 6, 2026

Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) in Cincinnati, Ohio invites you to join a dynamic, mission-driven team committed to delivering quality, affordable housing solutions through innovation and strong community partnerships. As the 17th largest housing authority in the country, with over 4,700 public housing units and nearly 12,000 vouchers, CMHA is shaping the future through sustainable funding models and a commitment to excellence.Join one of the nation’s largest and most innovative housing authorities. We are seeking a Staff Accountant – Fixed Assets, Reconciliations & Utility Analysis to join its dynamic team. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate financial records related to fixed assets, performing high-volume bank reconciliations, and conducting detailed utility analysis. Operating in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment, the role plays a key part in ensuring compliance with accounting standards, audit preparedness, and upholding CMHA’s core values of Respect, Accuracy, Timeliness, Integrity, Excellence, Accountability, Initiative, Creativity, Quality, Value, and Professionalism.
Key Responsibilities:Qualifications: To view the full job description and explore other career opportunities at CMHA, please visit cintimha.com and click on the Employment tab to submit your application, resume, and salary requirements. Equal Opportunity Employer/ Equal Housing Opportunities

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