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Cash Operations Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

Manager

Minneapolis, MN · On-site

$40.87 - $43.27/hr

Job Summary Our client is seeking a Treasury Analyst to support daily treasury and cash operations. The role involves monitoring cash activity, reconciling banking transactions, reviewing ...

CONTROLLER, OPERATIONS

Rochester, MN · On-site

$64K - $80K/yr

Job Summary Working as an Operations Controller you will be responsible for the accounting activity ... Oversees all cash handling procedures * Performs reconciliation and analysis for several balance ...

CONTROLLER, OPERATIONS

Rochester, MN · On-site

$64K - $80K/yr

Job Summary Working as an Operations Controller you will be responsible for the accounting activity ... Oversees all cash handling procedures * Performs reconciliation and analysis for several balance ...

Job Summary Working as an Operations Controller you will be responsible for the accounting activity ... Oversees all cash handling procedures * Performs reconciliation and analysis for several balance ...

Demonstrated cash handling skills, specifically dealing with weighing, wrapping and balancing coin ... Ability to perform these operations using units of American money. Ability to apply common sense ...

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The Print Operations Manager will oversee all aspects of daily plant operations, including ... Handle cash, credit transactions, petty cash, and sales receipt reconciliation * Conduct employee ...

The Operations Processor 4 within Cash Applications is responsible for accurately processing high-volume financial transactions across multiple payment types. This role focuses on consistent ...

The Operations Processor 4 within Cash Applications is responsible for accurately processing high-volume financial transactions across multiple payment types. This role focuses on consistent ...

... cash cycle. This role requires close collaboration with product, segment partners, product ... This position resides in Revenue Operations & Management organization and reports to the Director ...

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Cash Operations information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in cash operations, and why are they important?

To thrive in Cash Operations, you need a strong understanding of financial processes, attention to detail, and proficiency in reconciliation and cash management, often supported by a degree in finance or accounting. Familiarity with treasury management systems, Excel, and sometimes certifications like Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) are typically required. Strong analytical skills, integrity, and effective communication are essential soft skills for problem-solving and teamwork. These abilities ensure accurate cash flow management, risk mitigation, and efficient operations within financial institutions or corporate environments.

What are some common challenges faced in a cash operations role and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in Cash Operations often encounter challenges such as managing high transaction volumes with tight deadlines, ensuring accuracy in reconciliations, and adapting to evolving regulatory requirements. Attention to detail and strong organizational skills are critical to minimize errors and discrepancies. Building open communication channels within the team and collaborating closely with other departments, such as accounting and compliance, can help address these challenges effectively. Leveraging automation tools and staying updated on industry best practices also contribute to smoother daily operations.

What is cash operations?

Cash Operations refers to the processes and activities involved in managing a company's cash flow, including the handling of incoming and outgoing funds, processing payments, cash reconciliation, and ensuring the accuracy and security of financial transactions. Professionals in Cash Operations often work within banks, financial institutions, or large corporations, ensuring that all cash-related transactions are efficiently processed and properly recorded. Their responsibilities may also include monitoring account balances, preparing reports, and collaborating with other departments to optimize cash management. This role is critical for maintaining liquidity and supporting overall financial stability.

What is the difference between Cash Operations vs Cash Management?

AspectCash OperationsCash Management
Primary FocusProcessing and handling daily cash transactions, ensuring accuracy in cash flowStrategic planning and oversight of cash resources to optimize liquidity
ResponsibilitiesCash reconciliation, deposit processing, cash handling proceduresCash forecasting, banking relationships, liquidity management
Work EnvironmentBank branches, finance departments, cash handling centersCorporate finance teams, treasury departments
CertificationsTypically none required, but certifications like Cash Handling or Treasury certifications can helpCertifications like Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) are common

Cash Operations focuses on the day-to-day processing of cash transactions, ensuring accuracy and security. Cash Management involves strategic oversight of cash flow, liquidity, and banking relationships. While both roles handle cash, Cash Operations is more transactional, whereas Cash Management is strategic and planning-oriented.

What does a cash operations specialist do?

A cash operations specialist manages and processes financial transactions related to cash flow, including handling deposits, withdrawals, and reconciliations. They ensure accuracy and security in cash handling, often using financial software and adhering to company policies and compliance standards.
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Job description

The Opportunity

Minnesota Cannabis Services manages financial operations for a portfolio of affiliated companies spanning retail, manufacturing, transportation, real estate, and professional services across multiple U.S. states. The entity structure is complex - a large portfolio of operating companies, holding entities, and intercompany relationships that require disciplined cash management, precise fund transfers, and rigorous liquidity planning.

We need a dedicated Treasury Manager who owns the cash function completely: daily positioning across the full entity portfolio, payment prioritization, intercompany fund management, debt service coordination, and cash forecasting. You're not maintaining a treasury function - you're building one from scratch.

This is a high-visibility role with direct executive access. You'll work closely with the CEO to ensure the company always knows its cash position, always meets its obligations, and never gets surprised by a shortfall. If you thrive on precision, complexity, and the pressure of managing real liquidity in a high-growth environment - this role was built for you.

What You'll Own

Daily Cash Positioning & Liquidity Management

You own the company's cash position. Every morning, you know the balance in every bank account across every entity. You know what's coming in, what's going out, and where the pressure points are. You produce a daily cash position report for executive leadership and flag any entity approaching a minimum balance threshold. An offshore Treasury/Cash Analyst supports the data gathering - you review the output, make the judgment calls, and ensure the picture is always accurate.

Payment Prioritization & Execution Oversight

When cash is tight - and in a scaling business, it will be - you decide what gets paid this week and what gets pushed. You manage the payment queue, balance vendor relationships against liquidity constraints, and ensure payroll and debt service are never at risk. You prepare payment batches for approval by senior leadership and coordinate intercompany transfers when entities need cash moved between them.

 

Intercompany Fund Management

With a large portfolio of related entities, intercompany transactions are a daily reality. You manage fund transfers between entities, ensure intercompany balances reconcile, and maintain documentation that supports the company's transfer pricing policies. You work to ensure intercompany activity is recorded accurately in the general ledger and properly eliminated in consolidation.

Cash Forecasting & Debt Service

You own the 13-week rolling cash forecast. You integrate actual AP/AR data, upcoming payroll, construction draws, debt service obligations, and store opening costs into a model that gives leadership a clear forward view of liquidity. You monitor covenant compliance metrics and flag any trajectory that could trigger a breach before it happens.

Bank Account Management & Banking Relationships

You manage all bank accounts across the entity portfolio - signers, access levels, security protocols, and account maintenance. You coordinate with banking partners on account openings, closures, and service issues. As the company's primary operational contact with its financial institutions, you ensure the banking infrastructure supports the business as it scales.

Treasury Controls & Documentation

You build the treasury SOPs, controls, and documentation that don't exist today. Approval workflows for payments, authorization matrices for fund transfers, reconciliation procedures for intercompany balances, and cash handling policies for retail operations. You design the system so that treasury runs on process, not on memory.

What We're Looking For

Required:

  • 5+ years of experience in treasury management, cash operations, or corporate finance with hands-on cash positioning responsibility
  • Direct experience managing daily liquidity across multiple entities or business units
  • Experience with intercompany fund management, transfer pricing documentation, and multi-entity reconciliation
  • Proven ability to build and maintain rolling cash forecasts (13-week or equivalent) integrated with real AP/AR and operational data
  • Strong GAAP knowledge as it relates to treasury activities, debt accounting, and intercompany transactions
  • Proficiency with QuickBooks Online or comparable accounting/treasury platforms
  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field

Strongly Preferred:

  • Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) designation
  • CPA license or CPA-eligible
  • Experience in highly regulated industries 
  • Experience managing or coordinating with offshore team members
  • Experience with debt covenant monitoring and lender reporting
  • Advanced Excel proficiency including financial modeling and cash flow analysis
Who Thrives in This Role

You think in terms of liquidity, timing, and risk - not just debits and credits. You're comfortable making payment prioritization calls under pressure.

You're not looking for a role where treasury runs itself and you maintain a polished process. You want to build the process - design the cash reporting framework, establish the payment controls, create the forecasting model, and train an offshore analyst to support you. You're comfortable being the first person to own this function and the one who defines what "good" looks like.

Growth Path

The Treasury Manager who demonstrates the ability to build and run a disciplined cash operation will be a key partner to leadership and a candidate for expanded scope - including involvement in capital structure decisions, refinancing, and strategic financial planning. We invest in people who deliver results.

Compensation & Benefits
  • Base salary: $125,000 - $150,000, commensurate with experience
  • Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
  • 401(k)
  • Paid vacation, sick leave (ESST), and holidays
  • Employee assistance program (EAP)
  • Direct executive access and meaningful impact on company trajectory
About Minnesota Cannabis Services

Minnesota Cannabis Services partners with leading cannabis operators across cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, and retail to deliver expert management services in finance, legal, analytics, marketing, HR, and technology. We operate across five states and are in a period of significant growth, with a portfolio of retail, real estate, and operational assets expanding rapidly.

We value meritocracy, accountability, and excellence. We hire people who hold themselves to high standards, take ownership of outcomes, and find satisfaction in solving hard problems. If you're driven, resourceful, and ready to build something that matters, we want to hear from you.