Finance Operations Trainer

Loan Services Financial Analyst

The GovOps Division of Finance is seeking a loan services financial analyst to join our Loan Accounting team. If you have experience in loan payments and programs, and customer service, this could be the position you’re looking for.

The State of Utah DGO Division of Finance is looking for an experienced trainer with an instructional design background. In this role, you’ll be responsible for designing, developing, and delivering training programs that build skills, knowledge, and competencies for individuals and teams. You’ll assess learning needs, create effective instructional materials, and ensure users are confident in performing transactions using the state’s ERP system, CGI Advantage. Candidates should be proficient with computerized financial systems and, ideally, a background in accounting. If you’re detail-oriented, work well under pressure and tight deadlines, and are passionate about training and public service, we encourage you to apply!

Why You Should Join Our Team

We enjoy a culture focused on excellence that rewards and provides employees with:

- Benefits Package: Our benefits package offers medical, dental, vision, and life insurance options some with no bi-weekly premiums along with paid vacations, sick leave, and holidays. Our retirement options include 401(k) contributions and matches, and even a pension! There are also a variety of other benefits you can take advantage of, such as Short-Term Disability, discounted home and auto insurance, discounted legal plans, and more!

- Feedback: Wonder how you’re doing? We’ll tell you. Curious about your career options? Let’s chat! We believe that feedback and coaching are important priorities that help you do your best work. Performance reviews sometimes come with a bonus, so if you like extra cash or time off, this could be the place for you!

The Division of Finance provides fiscal leadership and quality financial systems, processes, and information to state agencies and Utah residents. It promotes a culture of customer service, efficiency, and effectiveness, and expects a high degree of fiscal accountability for the taxpayer resources entrusted to the State.