Director of Operations and Budget Management, Senior Services (50072)
RiseBoro Community Partnership.com
118k - 123k USD/year
Office
BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
Full Time
Job Details
Job Location 1175 GATES AVENUE - BROOKLYN, NYPosition Type Full TimeSalary Range $118000.00 - $123000.00 SalaryTravel Percentage NoneDescription
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
The Director of Operations and Budget Management will provide direction and leadership to the day-to-day business functions of our RB Seniors division. He/she will serve as the liaison to RBs Administrative Departments including but not limited to Finance & Accounting, Accounts Payable, Receivables, Human Resources, Payroll, Risk Management & IT. In addition, Director of Operations and Budget Management will track the financial performance for all government funded contracts and fundraising activities. Other duties and responsibilities include:
Operational Duties:
- Improve the business processes for each program through analysis and collaboration;
- Get involved in long-term business planning at the managerial and executive level;
- Assist in Project Management and conduct research as directed;
- Ensure department managers meet budget and invoice submission deadlines;
- Track incident reports and coordinate reporting with Human Resources, Director of Risk Management and Executive Assistant to the CEO;
- Come up with ideas that will streamline work and identifies incidents that require immediate attention in the division;
- Coordinate and track Certificates of Occupancy, PA permits and food service establishment permits;
- Supervise the Meals on Wheels (MOW) Program;
- Provide technical assistance in program operations, nutritional and delivery, staffing, and coordination with the Local 338 union contract;
- Ensure that programs meet funding source requirements and appropriately maintain client database and routing;
- Review quarterly service units and track performance indicators for the Division; advise VP of Seniors and Director of Senior Services on under-utilization;
- Participate in monthly division and administrative meetings as well as other meetings and/or seminar as necessary;
- Develop new initiatives and future program expansion in MOW and Food Service
- Other departmental and agency-wide duties as assigned.
Accounting, Finance & Payroll Duties:
- Design effective budget models for senior service department;
- Work with VP or assigned staff to prepare budgets and budget modifications for all grants, non-funded programs and division operating activities. Maintain copy of grant information including but not limited to budgets, work-scope and programmatic reports for auditing purposes;
- Analyze financial information (e.g. revenues, expenditures and cash management) to ensure all operations are within budget by performing monthly budget to actual variance analysis;
- Report variances between actual and budgeted financial results at the end of each reporting period to the finance department and review with program directors;
- Present annual budgets to finance department and senior managers;
- Perform on-going forecasting to ensure grants are maximized;
- Review budgets to ensure compliance with contractual and legal regulations;
- Coordinate requests to funder for approval to purchase equipment and one-time costs;
- Conduct periodic review of liability insurance spreadsheets;
- Request property codes (previously referred to as cost centers) for new grants & contracts and at the start of new fiscal years;
- Prepare & track request on all purchases;
- Ensure invoices are sent in a timely manner to the Accounts Payable department;
- Review vouchers sent to funding agencies to ensure accuracy;
- Identify ledger inaccuracies and prepare journals to effect change;
- Review timecards to ensure timely approval and proper allocation prior to payroll cut-off date;
- Ensure payroll certification reports are reviewed, signed and returned to the Payroll Department in a timely manner;
- Prepare journal entry for all corrections to payroll certifications and retroactive allocations;
- Suggest spending improvements that increase profits.
Human Resources Duties:
- Recruitment and hiring of staff in compliance with agency, contractual and other regulatory agencies policies and procedures, including but not limited to:
- Submission of job requisition
- Job Posting
- Coordination of applicant screening and interview arrangement
- Make employment offers as approved by division VP or designee
- Submission of hiring documents to HR
- Act as point person for communications between HR and divisional staff;
- Involvement in development and continued update of the HRIS;
- Participate in job fairs;
- Periodically auditing of database to ensure accuracy; report all data discrepancies to HR department;
- Initiate timely submission of employee changes via PAFs in accordance to program needs and budgetary considerations;
- Work closely with unit directors, managers and supervisors for proper completion of performance evaluations;
- Work with our Training Specialist to schedule trainings for division, as necessary;
- Oversee task management in our HRIS;
- Work with Benefit Specialist to coordinate staff meetings, open enrollment and information sessions for employee benefits;
- Assist with coordination of leaves as well as the benefit claim process including paid family leave, short-term disability and workers compensation;
- Maintain necessary files for audits;
- Maintains confidentiality at all times.
- Submission of job requisition
- Job Posting
- Coordination of applicant screening and interview arrangement
- Make employment offers as approved by division VP or designee
- Submission of hiring documents to HR
Competencies
- Bilingual (Spanish) a plus;
- Must be detail-oriented and possess excellent communication and organizational skills;
- Experience with Microsoft office programs, with advanced knowledge of word and excel;
- Ability to deal professionally with confidential information.
Education Experience
Any combination equivalent to education and experience that provides the required knowledge and skills may be considered qualifying:
- bachelors degree from an accredited college or university with a major in business, finance, math or any other related field;
- experience working in Human Resources; non-profit setting a plus;
- experience maintaining an HRIS;
- experience and knowledge of bookkeeping, budgeting and financial analysis.