Chief Financial Officer (010-26) - 71

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership in financial matters concerning the NCDMM including advising the President and Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors as well as implementing recommendations for management of internal controls.
• Oversight of the Core Business Processes for the NCDMM including Accounting, Procurement, Treasury and Compliance functions including development and implementation of proper processes and procedures.
• Oversight of the Financial Administration including budgeting and forecasting, Direct and Indirect cost models, cash management, accounting functions, and financial reporting including federal government (DCAA and DCMA) audit support and annual single audit support.
• Oversight of Government Contract Administration including proposal administration, contract performance monitoring and reporting, subcontract administration, modification and negotiation, and contract closeout.
• Oversight of shared services within the organization, which includes Human Resources activities such as recruiting, retaining, and oversight of the performance review process, staff planning and succession planning.
• Develop annual financial plans for NCDMM departments.
• Maintain department financial performance through proactive alerting of leadership staff if spending is out of line (exceeds or falls below expectations).
• Provide recommendations on corrective actions that will keep NCDMM financial performance in line with plan and accomplish strategic goals.

Qualifications

This role requires a minimum of 10 years of relevant experience in financial management, preferably in a non-profit or government setting. A CPA certification is preferred but not required. Strong leadership skills, excellent communication abilities, and a deep understanding of financial regulations are essential. Knowledge of federal contracting regulations and experience with DCAA and DCMA audits is highly desirable.