Associate Development Officer Jobs in Redding, CA

Description

Position Title: Senior Accountant

Reports To: Chief Financial Officer

Department: Finance Department

Status: Non-Exempt

Under the supervision of the Chief Financial Officer, the Senior Accountant is responsible for managing the payroll system and accounts receivable process. They will analyze, reconcile and provide monthly reports and supporting schedules for inventory, fixed assets and other general ledger accounts. The Senior Accountant will coordinate complex accounting projects and initiatives with other members of the finance team and with other departments.

• Maintain strict confidentiality requirements for organization and staff information.
• Manage the payroll system and semi-monthly payroll process for both Turtle Bay Exploration Park and Turtle Bay Holdings.
  • Report certified payroll as required.
  • Ensure quarterly and annual payroll reports are accurately submitted on time.
  • Manage all employee benefit tracking, employee deductions, carrier reporting, and enrollment with the help of the HR Manager as needed.
  • Manage all employee 401K tracking, employee deductions, reporting, and enrollment.
• Manage all activities in the accounts receivable function.
  • Complete and process credit applications and assist with outside reporting requirements.
  • Ensure timely collections of receivables.
  • Maintain accurate records and reports.
  • Provide accounting assistance for budgeting.
  • Maintain an accurate tracking system for exhibition contracts including deposits, schedule of installments payments and certificates of insurance.
  • Manage escheatment process quarterly and notify government agencies as required.
• Ensure accurate records are maintained for all campus stores’ inventory.
  • Post inventory transactions and reconcile inventory subledger accounts to the GL.
  • Work with the retail manager to ensure annual inventory counts are completed and reconciled timely and accurately for proper general ledger reporting.
  • Monthly sales tax pre-payments and quarterly reporting.
• Track Fixed Asset expenditures
  • Post monthly fixed asset reclassification & depreciation
  • Conduct annual count of fixed assets and post adjustments as needed.
  • Assist with preparing annual property tax returns.
• Perform variance analyses and prepare monthly account reconciliations.
• Conduct month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close processes
• Assist in documenting and monitoring accounting procedures and internal controls.
• Assist with financial audits, censuses other outside reporting requirements.
• Review journal entries of junior accountants to ensure accuracy.

Assist CFO in planning, executing, and documenting Finance Committee meetings quarterly.

Document meeting minutes for Finance Committee meetings and Audit Committee meetings.

Train and mentor junior staff members.

Assist other Finance team members as needed including greeting visitors, accepting deliveries.

Participate in the Finance department’s cross-training, and assist the team as backup as needed.

Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Associates degree in Accounting/Finance or related discipline preferred.

3 to 5 years accounting/finance experience.

Non-profit experience desired.

Knowledge of accounting and spreadsheet software required. Blackbaud’s Financial Edge and MS Office preferred.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a customer service focus.

Excellent analytical, research and problem-solving skills.

Ability to work with direct supervision or independently in a fast-paced environment.

Must be detailed oriented, well organized, and able to set priorities and execute multiple tasks within deadlines.

All staff members play an important role in supporting and advancing Turtle Bay’s mission and vision for our role in the community. As such, we seek candidates who will share our path to:

Support the museum’s mission to inspire wonder, exploration and appreciation of our world, and share our vision of TBEP as a vibrant gathering place where our community is strengthened through education, cultural engagement and economic growth.

Uphold our core values in one’s day-to-day work including playfulness, real-world experiences, interdisciplinary learning, community, lifelong learning, integrity, and sustainability.

Contribute to a positive organizational culture based on respect, cooperation, professionalism and teamwork, as we strive together to achieve our mission and vision.

NOTE: These statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work involved for this job. It is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of this job.

N - Never 0% O - Occasionally 1-32% F - Frequently 33-65% C - Constantly 66-100%

1.) How much on-the-job time is spent in the following physical activities?

Standing - F

Walking - F

Sitting - C

Talking, Hearing - F

Feeling, Fingering, Grasping - C

Climbing, Balancing - O

Crouching, Crawling, Kneeling - O

Reaching with Hands and Arms - F

Tasting, Smelling - O

N - Never 0% O - Occasionally 1-32% F - Frequently 33-65% C - Constantly 66-100%

2.) Does this job require that weight be lifted or force be exerted?

Up to 10 pounds - F

Up to 50 pounds - O

Up to 100 pounds - N

More than 100 pounds - N

N - Never 0% O - Occasionally 1-32% F - Frequently 33-65% C - Constantly 66-100%

3.) Does this job have any special vision requirements?

Looking at CRT - C

Color Vision (identify and distinguish colors) - F

Peripheral, Depth Perception - F

Ability to Adjust Focus - F

N - Never 0% O - Occasionally 1-32% F - Frequently 33-65% C - Constantly 66-100%

4.) How much exposure does this job have to the following environmental conditions?

Blood, Body Fluid - O

Toxic Chemicals - O

Moving Parts - O

Electrical Shock Risk - O

Explosives - N

Fumes - O

Extreme Cold (non-weather) - N

Extreme Heat (non-weather) - N

Severe Hot Weather - O

Severe Cold Weather - O

5.) How much noise is typical for this job's work environment?

• Very Quiet (Example: Forest trail, isolation booth for hearing test) Quiet (Example: Library, private office)
• Moderate Noise (Example: business office with typewriters/printers, light traffic)
• Loud Noise (Example: Metal can manufacturing, large earth moving equipment)
• Very Loud Noise (Example: Jack hammer work, front row rock concert)