Contracts Manager

Contract ManagerWe're hiring a Contract Manager to support LYRIC's fiscal integrity and contractual compliance across all government and institutional grants. This role is essential to the success of our Finance Department—ensuring our programs are well-resourced, accountable, and aligned with our mission to serve LGBTQQ+ youth.The Contract Manager will manage all phases of contract administration, from budget development and invoicing to reporting and audit preparation. You'll work closely with the VP of Finance, Executive Director, and internal teams to ensure that all deliverables are met and funds are accurately tracked. This is a key cross-functional role that connects finance, programs, development, and human resources in support of LYRIC's long-term sustainability.This is a remote position with required in-person attendance at periodic meetings, trainings, and community events in San Francisco.What You'll DoContract Administration & ComplianceManage contract processing for new and renewing grants, including scopes of work, budgets, and required attachments.Monitor and ensure compliance with all funder requirements, deadlines, and documentation standards.Serve as a liaison to government agencies and attend all required funder trainings and meetings.Maintain digital contract records in QuickBooks Online, Box, and internal tracking systems.Support monitoring visits and audits by preparing reports and documentation in coordination with the VP of Finance.Invoicing & Financial TrackingPrepare and submit monthly invoices for all government contracts; follow up on receivables and reconcile payments.Run reports and generate financial exports in QuickBooks Online to support contract-specific coding and tracking.Maintain accurate records of accounts receivable and reconcile outstanding balances.Coordinate with internal teams to allocate expenses, staff time, and benefits in alignment with contract budgets.Internal Coordination & Systems ManagementMaintain the organization's "Fiscal Year Schedule of Government and Other Contracts" and "Invoice Status" documents to ensure clear, timely communication across departments.Develop allocation tools for tracking deliverables, expenditures, and staff allocations in partnership with the Finance Manager.Collaborate with HR to ensure benefit costs are accurately applied to grants and budgets.Budget Development & Audit PreparationAssist in developing LYRIC's organizational and contract-specific budgets, including mid-year modifications.Support monthly financial closes and year-end audits by preparing journal entries, reconciling expenses, and compiling documentation.Prepare journal entries for payroll, insurance, 403(b) contributions, and other allocations.Funder Relations & Cross-Department CollaborationCommunicate regularly with city departments and funders regarding invoicing, contract status, and deliverables.Collaborate with LYRIC's program and development teams to align contract terms with service delivery and fundraising goals.Participate in cross-departmental initiatives and meetings as a member of LYRIC's core operations team.Organizational EngagementAttend all-staff meetings, cross-department retreats, and LYRIC-hosted community events.Engage with youth and staff in organization-wide campaigns and grassroots fundraising efforts.Step into organization-wide projects and support collective goals as needed.Who You AreA nonprofit finance or contract administration professional with 3+ years of experience managing grants—especially with city, state, or federal funders.Detail-oriented and highly organized, with strong skills in documentation, financial tracking, and coding accuracy.Proficient in QuickBooks Online, Excel (intermediate to advanced), and Google Workspace.Familiar with San Francisco's grantmaking systems and reporting tools—or excited to learn them quickly.Knowledgeable about nonprofit budgeting, invoicing, and audit preparation.An effective communicator with funders, colleagues, and community stakeholders.Committed to LYRIC's mission and values, and grounded in equity, accountability, and healing justice frameworks.Technically savvy and comfortable managing data systems, digital records, and collaborative project tools.A proactive team player who can also work independently and meet deadlines with minimal supervision.Preferred ExperienceExperience with City & County of San Francisco grants and reporting systems.Familiarity with nonprofit compliance requirements, including cost allocation and audit processes.Background working with or on behalf of LGBTQQ+ youth, especially youth of color, system-impacted youth, and youth with intersectional identities.Lived or professional experience in multiracial, intergenerational, or multicultural environments.Ability to lift up to 20 lbs and navigate a three-story building as needed.Compensation & BenefitsAnnual Salary: $76,550.53 (non-negotiable under LYRIC's equity-based compensation model)Benefits Include:$800/year Health & Wellness Cash Supplement$1,000/year for external professional development100% employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and acupuncture/chiropracticOptional Health FSA and commuter benefits403(b) retirement plan with up to 4% employer matchTime Off:19 paid holidays (including your birthday and a winter break)19 vacation days18 sick days1 personal dayCritical incident, bereavement, and jury duty leaveWhy LYRIC?Join a mission-driven organization that centers youth leadership, fiscal transparency, and community accountability. As Contract Manager, you'll play a critical role in ensuring that the resources supporting LGBTQQ+ youth programs are used ethically, efficiently, and with lasting impact. Be part of a cross-functional team that's reimagining systems with equity, rigor, and joy.How to ApplySubmit your resume and a brief cover letter through our application portal. No phone calls or email inquiries, please. We will contact you if we are interested in your application.Equal Opportunity StatementLYRIC is an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from women, people of color, immigrants, LGBTQQ+ individuals, people with disabilities, people living with HIV/AIDS, and system-impacted individuals. Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we welcome applications from people with arrest and conviction histories.