Chief Financial Officer

Director Position At State Preservation Board

Primary Location : 201 E 14th Street, Austin TX 78701 Full-Time Position : Typically works 40 hours per week, Mon-Fri. Hours and schedule may vary based on agency business needs. Job Class (Code) : Director III (1622) / Director IV (1623) Salary Group : B-28 / B-29 Hiring Rate : $96,000.00 - $157,500.00 / annually depending on qualifications Organization Overview : At the State Preservation Board, we safeguard historic sites such as the Texas Capitol, Bullock Texas State History Museum, Texas State Cemetery and the historic Capitol Visitors Center and Governors Mansion. Our work ensures that some the states most treasured landmarks and cultural institutions remain vibrant and accessible. Behind the scenes, SPB support Capitol Complex facilities and educational programs that bring Texas history to life for students, citizens, and visitors. If you're passionate about public service, history, and the stories that shape our state, this is where your work can make a difference. Benefits : Medical, dental, vision and other insurances, a defined benefit pension and 401K retirement plans, parental leave, flexible spending and dependent care accounts options, free parking and free Museum Membership. For more information about State of Texas Employee benefits visit the Employees Retirement System website. Position Summary : This position is responsible for complex management and technical duties with responsibility to maintain the financial stability of the agency and oversee the agency's financial operations. The CFO ensures compliance with state and federal laws, and maintains an internal controls framework. Work involves monitoring, maintaining, and overseeing accounting processes, procedures, and controls. Prepares financial analyses and reports. Prepares the agencys Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) and other reports required by the Legislative Budget Board (LBB) and monitors agency budgets. Prepares all reports required by the Comptroller of Public Accounts and other external entities. Daily activities include work in various technical accounting areas, including, but not limited to accounts receivable, accounts payable, travel, payroll, and financial reporting. Must be able to work both independently and collaboratively with extensive latitude for independent judgment. Must have initiative, exercise sound judgment, be highly-skilled at problem-solving, and may be called upon to perform other duties as assigned. Supervises the work of others. Essential Job Duties : For purposes of this agency's job descriptions, "essential job duties" are defined as assigned tasks that