3 finance director us federal jobs found in Cambridge

City of Cambridge DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible for supervising the Office of Planning, Budget & Personnel and all related operational functions including Planning, Human Resources and Budgeting, Labor Relations, Payroll/Personnel, Accounts Payable and Grants Administration. Specific duties include but are not limited to the following: Direct human resource functions of the department, manage all aspects of hiring, recruitment, new employee orientation and staff development, coordinate the screening and hiring process of police officers and professional staff. In consultation with City Human Resources Department staff, coordinate labor relations activities with command staff, unions and employees, including grievances, disciplinary hearings, and arbitrations. Represent the department in collective bargaining with employee unions including superior officers, patrol officers, traffic supervisors and teamsters clerical unit. Coordinate departmental response to...

City of Cambridge ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT: The City's Auditing Division promotes an honest, effective, and fully accountable City government. It strives to provide independent, timely oversight of the City's finances and operations to ensure that City programs are implemented legally, efficiently, and effectively. The Division functions as a safeguard against potential fraud or misuse of City resources. Auditing contributes to deadline-driven documents such as the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, Schedule A, and the Per-Pupil Report, which play a crucial role in providing financial and other information to the City Council, City Manager, the investment community, the state and federal governments, and the residents of Cambridge. The Auditing Division uses electronic processing of accounts payable payments and journal entries in order to reduce paper usage and create an efficient method for tracking information electronically. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:...

City of Cambridge ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the supervision of the Director of Planning, Budget and Personnel, this position is responsible for preparing and processing weekly invoices and payments for goods and services. The Senior Account Clerk will also perform various duties including bill reconciliation, cost analysis and researching contracts for procurement. Specific duties include but are not limited to: Collect and review all requests for purchases and invoices for accounting accuracy. Maintain vendor accounts for tracking accounts payable/receivable. Process bills received and prepare payment schedules for vendors. Maintain a computerized detailed list for billing/vendor accounts. Help maintain regular communication with vendors through daily contacts. Manage debt collection with unresolved vendor accounts. Manage Accounts Receivable tracking of vendor calls for debt collection and maintaining accurate files when invoices...