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Director of Accounting

San Jose, CA
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Temporary to Hire
40 - 55 USD / Hourly
Candidate Requirements Technical Qualifications • Experience: At least 3 years in public accounting; CPA is preferred but not mandatory. • Systems: Proficiency with Microsoft Office and QuickBooks Online (QBO); all schools and parishes use QBO. • Audit Skills: Ability to conduct, document, and report on audit procedures, including issuing follow-up letters to parish/school leadership. Soft Skills and Attributes • Independence: Must work effectively with minimal supervision. • Professionalism: Ability to interact with parish and school leaders (often busy and sensitive to interruptions). • Interpersonal Skills: Strong relationship-building with pastors and principals; auditors are often met with resistance. • Religious Affiliation: Practicing Catholic strongly preferred (listed as a requirement in the job description) for smoother integration and understanding of the environment. • Adaptability: Able to navigate different business office structures (some internal, some outsourced accounting).
2026-09-16T00:00:00Z

Director of Finance

Angels Camp, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
160000 - 200000 USD / Yearly
Robert Half is looking for a strategic finance leader to oversee the organization’s fiscal management for a healthcare organization in Angels Camp. This role partners closely with executive leadership and the board to strengthen financial performance, support long-term planning, and maintain compliance with government and funding requirements. The Director of Finance will guide core accounting operations, reporting, budgeting, and audit activities while providing leadership across finance-related departments. For more information about this position, please call Lisa Cole at 916-646-0832 Responsibilities:• Lead the organization’s financial operations, ensuring sound accounting practices and compliance with applicable regulatory and funding standards.• Collaborate with executive leadership and the board to support financial strategy, capital planning, and growth initiatives across programs and services.• Establish and maintain strong internal controls, fiscal procedures, and quality assurance measures that protect organizational assets and support accurate reporting.• Direct payroll oversight and monitor accounts receivable, collections, adjustments, and balancing processes to maintain financial accuracy and cash flow integrity.• Oversee the financial administration of grants and contracts, including ongoing monitoring, reporting, and communication with funding agencies.• Prepare and review required government and program filings, including cost reports, tax submissions, and compliance documentation related to healthcare funding programs.• Supervise finance, billing, and credentialing team functions, providing leadership, accountability, and operational guidance across departments.• Develop annual operating budgets, support budget creation for new proposals, and review periodic financial statements for executive and board-level reporting.• Coordinate the annual independent audit, maintain fiscal policies and procedures, and support insurance, investment, and employee benefit plan financial matters.• Manage special finance projects and contract-related activities, including support for healthcare and grant-funded program agreements as assigned by senior leadership or the board.
2026-08-26T00:00:00Z

VP/Director of Finance

San Jose, CA
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Temporary / Contract
75 - 85 USD / Hourly
The duties listed below exemplify the work of the classification and assigned duties may include work that is similar, related or a logical assignment to this class. 1. Plans, directs, controls, integrates and evaluates the work of the College Business Office, overseeing financial systems to track and monitor revenues and expenditures; develops and monitors the College’s annual budget and a variety of grant budgets; prepares multi-year projections and prepares or monitors the preparation of related state reports; prepares a variety of financial reports to manage and track college and grant performance; prepares documents for annual audits, conducts financial analyses and develops internal controls. 2. With the Vice President, Administration, collaborates with college administrators and the District office to prepare the annual budget; monitors and evaluates budget usage and revises budget to meet goals and objectives; performs ongoing forecasting and financial analyses; develops, implements and monitors internal accounting controls to safeguard assets and ensure accurate financial information; complies with all applicable federal, state, and District regulations related to financial activities. 3. Directs and manages the work assignments and performance of assigned staff and student workers; interviews and participates in selecting employees; trains, counsels, evaluates and disciplines personnel according to established policies and procedures. 4. Manages college accounts and records involving accounts receivable and student accounting including billing, payments, financial aid, and refund activities; oversees cashiering, secures cash collection and manages reconciliation processes and procedures; coordinates and ensures accurate and timely production of general ledger entries, accounting and accounts receivable reports. 5. Reviews and approves campus purchase requisitions and requests for checks, warrants, claims and expense reimbursements; directs, plans and reviews cash flow, revenue, and expenditures; ensures prompt payment of invoices and issuance of budget usage reports and other accounts payable reports. 6. Manages fiscal portion of college grants and other external financial and service relationships including developing grant budgets, agreements and other documents and reports; ensures compliance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) in executing, analyzing, verifying, and reporting fiscal transactions; provides training and technical expertise to administrators, faculty, and staff for budget develop ment and assists in resolving issues and conflicts associated with expenditures.
2026-09-03T00:00:00Z

Director of Accounting Services (Controller)

Stockton, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
120000 - 170000 USD / Yearly
Key Responsibilities • Serve as the primary accounting contact and advisor for an assigned portfolio of client accounts. • Manage full-cycle accounting for multiple clients, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll coordination, and month-end close. • Set up, maintain, and optimize QuickBooks Online files, including chart of accounts, classes, locations, and integrations. • Prepare and/or review monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements and management reports for clients. • Ensure timely and accurate reconciliations of bank, credit card, and other key balance sheet accounts. • Develop and monitor client-specific accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls. • Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow analysis for clients; provide insights and recommendations. • Review work performed by staff/accounting specialists, providing direction, training, and performance feedback. • Coordinate with tax and assurance teams to support year-end engagements and information requests. • Identify process improvement opportunities and implement technology and workflow enhancements for clients. • Assist with onboarding new clients, including needs assessment, engagement scoping, and system setup. • Manage engagement deadlines and priorities across multiple clients, communicating proactively with internal teams and client management. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or related field required. • CPA license preferred but not required. • Minimum of 8–10 years of progressive accounting experience, including prior supervisor/manager responsibilities. • Prior experience in a CPA firm or client accounting services environment strongly preferred. • Expert-level proficiency with QuickBooks Online, including advanced features and third-party app integrations. • Strong understanding of U.S. GAAP for small to mid-sized businesses. • Experience with non-profit organizations and various reporting requirements related to non-profits. • Proven ability to manage multiple client relationships and competing priorities. • Demonstrated leadership skills, including staff supervision, coaching, and delegation. • High level of comfort working in cloud-based and paperless environments. • Excellent communication and client service skills. • Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet deadlines.
2026-09-04T00:00:00Z