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Director of Finance and Operations

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accountable to youSioux Falls (SD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$120,000–$175,000

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About the role

Finance And Accounting ManagerAre you a proactive, detail-loving professional who thrives on variety, solves problems with ease, and manages complex business functions seamlessly? Do you enjoy learning new things, juggling multiple projects, and running operations like a well-oiled machine? We're seeking a dynamic professional to manage finance, accounting, administration, and operations for our growing companies.
Salary: $120,000–$175,000 DOE Benefits: Health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, 401(k) Time Off: Generous PTO, flexible hours Culture: Collaborative, professional, and supportive teamCore Responsibilities: Oversee accounting using QuickBooks and GAAP standardsManage budgeting, financial analysis, and job costing using advanced ExcelDraft and manage lease agreements, employee documents, and other legal paperworkLead projects across multiple companies and teamsDirect daily operations and manage administrative staffEvaluate and implement new technologies, systems, and workflowsCreate efficient, tech-integrated workflows and automationWork independently and pivot quickly in a fast-paced, changing environmentKey Skills: Finance & Accounting: GAAP, QuickBooks, budgeting, financial forecasting and reporting, utilizing QuickBooks and Excel, and various integrated support and reporting applicationsOperations & Admin: Company-wide operations, managing staff, creating SOPsProject Management: Prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, lead initiativesTech Savvy: Proficient in Office 365, G Suite, Hubspot, Adobe, workflow toolsSoft Skills: Professional communication, confidentiality, autonomy, team leadershipPreferred: Have experience with process automation and various technologies and appsHave supported small business executives and managed multiple business unitsEnjoy solving problems and finding efficiencies across systems and people

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