Chief Accounting Officer

Overview:

The Chief Accounting Officer oversees the accounting operations of the agency. This includes the production and submission of scheduled reports and requests for funds, production and submission of contract billing, maintenance of an adequate system of accounting records and a comprehensive set of controls designed to mitigate risk. This position is also responsible for enhancing the accuracy of the agency’s reported financial statements. Supervises all staff involved in the accounting process, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory, depreciation, and payroll. They coordinate all audit processes and ensure all auditors have the information they need to render an accurate judgement of the agency’s financial statements. The CAO must stay apprised of all the local, state, and federal tax laws and business regulations that affect the agency and sees that the agency operates within proper parameters.

Duties/Responsibilities: Includes but not limited to:

• Works cooperatively with the Director of Finance to determine accounting and tax implications for all material business decisions;
• Reviews all documentation and contracts in order to develop and improve internal controls;
• Assists with quarterly financial reporting - including drafting and reviewing documents, ensuring quality, and administering strict timeline;
• Manages transaction accounting, the closing process, and other financial controls;
• Oversees General Ledger functions; assure accuracy, timeliness, and conformity with professional accounting standards and best practices in accordance with GAAP;
• Acts as a liaison to external auditing firms, while owning primary responsibility for the Agency’s views on technical accounting matters;
• Collaborates and contributes to the Senior Leadership Team to improve overall company performance;
• Oversees tax compliance and strategy, as well as capital assets;
• Works with Senior Leadership Team to ensure internal compliance.
• Abides by the Agency’s Code of Ethics Adheres to the AAA7 Core Values/Desired Behaviors

Minimum Qualifications: Include, but not limited to:

• A Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance;
• CPA certification, preferred
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in a senior financial leadership position;
• Previous experience managing finance and accounting functions;
• Understanding of tax regulations and compliance;
• Experience navigating through complete technical research required;
• Strong proficiency in Excel and fiscal accounting software required;
• Strong communication and writing skills
• Strong supervision skills

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Disability insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Jackson, OH 45640

Salary : $67,623 - $123,420