Position Summary: The Controller is responsible for all accounting-related activities within the organization, based in Oakland, California, and on-site. The role oversees the organization’s financial health and ensures reporting compliance with regulatory agencies.

Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee the organization’s financial health and ensure reporting compliance with regulatory agencies. Prepare internal and external financial documents such as business reports, financial forecasts, and other statements/reports. Monitor the organization’s financial reports and determine ways to reduce costs. Supervise employees and the accounting/finance departments. Guide all operations of the finance department, including accounts payable, invoicing, and collections. Monitor variances, summarize trends, and investigate budget deficiencies. Assist management with important financial decisions. Collect and consolidate financial data. Assist in development of strategic plans for financial operations. Coordinate and participate with external auditor activity. Provide executive leadership with finance-related insights for decision-making purposes. Establish and maintain financial workflows and controls; and assess and improve accounting procedures. Screen, hire, train, and retain finance department staff.

Core Competencies: - Systems Integrity & Fraud Prevention: Maintains an unyielding focus on internal controls, audit trails, and segregation of duties; proactively audits workflows to prevent, identify, and eliminate risk or financial exposure before it impacts the organization.

Position Summary: The Controller is responsible for all accounting-related activities within the organization, based in Oakland, California, and on-site. The role oversees the organization’s financial health and ensures reporting compliance with regulatory agencies.

Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee the organization’s financial health and ensure reporting compliance with regulatory agencies. Prepare internal and external financial documents such as business reports, financial forecasts, and other statements/reports. Monitor the organization’s financial reports and determine ways to reduce costs. Supervise employees and the accounting/finance departments. Guide all operations of the finance department, including accounts payable, invoicing, and collections. Monitor variances, summarize trends, and investigate budget deficiencies. Assist management with important financial decisions. Collect and consolidate financial data. Assist in development of strategic plans for financial operations. Coordinate and participate with external auditor activity. Provide executive leadership with finance-related insights for decision-making purposes. Establish and maintain financial workflows and controls; and assess and improve accounting procedures. Screen, hire, train, and retain finance department staff.

Core Competencies: - Systems Integrity & Fraud Prevention: Maintains an unyielding focus on internal controls, audit trails, and segregation of duties; proactively audits workflows to prevent, identify, and eliminate risk or financial exposure before it impacts the organization.