Chief Financial Officer

Cypress, Texas, 1. Serve as a strategic financial advisor to the Superintendent and Board of Trustees by aligning the district's financial resources with long-term organizational priorities, evaluating financial implications of strategic initiatives, and developing sustainable financial strategies to support student achievement and district goals. 2. Direct the preparation of the annual budget. 3. Supervise the development of projections for state, local and other revenue sources and ensure that funds are spent according to local, state and federal policies and laws. 4. Evaluate all supervisory/administrative personnel under direct authority. 5. Supervise the development of appropriate policies, regulations and operations of the tax office, technology department, insurance department and all business office functions which includes all accounting, budget, accounts payable, accounts receivable, treasurer functions, payroll, etc. 6. Advise Superintendent and Board of Trustees on financial forecasting, tax rates, and bond execution. 7. Prepare, plan and monitor the expenditures of school bond funds. 8. Work with the district financial advisors and bond counsel on bond sales, bond indebtedness and all bond refunding. 9. Foster culture of financial accountability, compliance, and continuous improvement. 10. Implement robust internal controls and audit procedures to protect district assets. 11. Supervise and support cross-functional teams for needs assessment, decision making, technology support, professional development and other aspects of the district technology program. 12. Oversee all insurance benefits offered by the district and serve on all insurance committees. 13. Report periodically to the board on current and future financial projections. 14. Work with principals and curriculum staff on instructional needs of the district. 15. Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. 16. Regular and reliable attendance is an essential job function. 1. Bachelor’s degree required with a major in accounting or business-related field; Master's degree preferred 2. Certified Public Accountant (CPA) preferred; 3. Minimum of five (5) years of progressively responsible experience in school district business or financial management, including demonstrated experience in budgeting, accounting, financial forecasting, and organizational leadership; 4. Demonstrated leadership ability and knowledge of school finance, budgeting and accounting systems, and economics; 5. Ability to manage and coordinate diverse district functions through managers and supervisors; 6. Working knowledge of information services systems and financial applications; 7. Excellent oral and written communication skills as well as interpersonal skills.