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Activated Scale Inc.

Fractional AE Selling to DevOps

$5.0K/mo

This is a fractional contract to start. Based on performance you could be hired as an employee * Must have past experience selling to IT personas * Must have won new revenue with Mid Market and ...

Alta Advisors

Fractional CFO

San Francisco, CA · Remote

As a Fractional CFO at Alta Advisors, you will be the primary finance partner to multiple venture ... You will drive strategic decision-making, oversee financial operations, lead fundraising efforts ...

Archdiocese of Omaha

Director of Operations

Omaha, NE · On-site

$90 - $120/hr

Operational Leadership and Strategy * Provide strategic leadership for the Consortium ... Partner with the Fractional CFO to develop financial strategies aligned with the Consortium ...

Ducky Recovery LLC

Fractional Tax Manager

Tampa, FL · Remote

$60 - $80/hr

Construction operations * Government contracting * Multi-state taxation * Entity structuring ... Fractional / Part-Time Engagement * Flexible scheduling based on company needs * Primarily remote ...

Ducky Recovery LLC

Fractional Tax Manager

Tampa, FL · Remote

$60 - $80/hr

Construction operations * Government contracting * Multi-state taxation * Entity structuring ... Fractional / Part-Time Engagement * Flexible scheduling based on company needs * Primarily remote ...

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A Fractional Operations job involves providing part-time or interim operational leadership to a company, usually on a contract basis. Fractional Operations professionals help streamline processes, improve efficiency, and implement strategies without the cost of a full-time executive. They often work with startups, small businesses, or growing companies that need experienced operational support but don’t require a full-time hire. This role can include responsibilities like process optimization, team management, and scaling operations.

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To thrive as a Fractional Operations professional, you need a strong background in operations management, process improvement, and cross-functional leadership, usually supported by relevant experience in business operations or management consulting. Familiarity with project management tools, data analytics platforms, and workflow automation systems is commonly expected, along with certifications like PMP or Lean Six Sigma being advantageous. Outstanding communication, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities set top performers apart, as they frequently interface with diverse stakeholders and manage complex initiatives. These competencies are vital for efficiently optimizing processes and driving measurable results in dynamic, often high-growth, environments on a part-time or contract basis.

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Fractional Operations professionals typically work on a part-time or contract basis, supporting multiple organizations or projects at once. Schedules are often flexible and may vary depending on the client’s needs, but generally involve dedicating a set number of hours per week to each engagement. Work is often performed remotely, though periodic in-person or virtual meetings with executive teams and project stakeholders are common. This arrangement is ideal for those seeking variety in their work and the ability to balance multiple commitments while delivering high-impact operational improvements.

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Fractional CFO - Southeast Region

McCracken Alliance Partners

Atlanta, GA • Remote

$150K - $300K/yr

Contractor

Posted 29 days ago

Job description

About McCracken Alliance

McCracken Alliance partners with CEOs, owners, boards, and investors to elevate the Office of the CFO—bringing hands-on strategic finance leadership to growth, transition, and special project environments. We’re building an evergreen bench of experienced Fractional and Interim CFOs with deep exposure to SaaS, healthcare services, biotech/life sciences, medical device/medtech, manufacturing, and professional services across the Southeast region.

What you’ll do

You will step in as the senior finance leader for clients who need a true strategic partner—often in PE-backed, VC-backed, founder-led, or operationally complex environments.

  • Serve as a strategic partner to CEOs/owners and leadership teams on growth, profitability, and capital allocation.
  • Lead cash flow strategy, runway planning (where relevant), working capital optimization, and margin/profitability initiatives.
  • Build and improve forecasting, budgeting, and KPI dashboards that drive decisions—not just reports.
  • Deliver board-/lender-/investor-ready reporting and decision support.
  • Support diligence readiness, recapitalizations, financings, and M&A / transaction work as needed.
  • Strengthen finance operations (close cadence, controls, systems/process improvements).
  • Partner with Controllers and finance teams to build durable processes and performance beyond the engagement.

Sector-specific examples you may own (depending on client):

  • Healthcare: service line/site profitability, payer mix & reimbursement analytics, labor productivity, RCM/denials visibility, growth strategy support.
  • Biotech/Life Sciences: runway & burn management, program/portfolio spend visibility, grant or collaboration accounting support, investor reporting.
  • Medical Device/MedTech: COGS and gross margin improvement, inventory visibility, demand planning inputs, ops KPI alignment, scaling finance for growth.
  • Professional Services: utilization and realization metrics, project margin improvement, delivery/finance alignment, revenue recognition support, pricing and packaging analytics.

Scope, cadence, and on-site expectations vary by client and engagement.

Who you are

This network is designed for senior finance leaders who operate at the CFO level and want to structure their careers around fractional/interim work.

  • 8+ years of progressive finance experience with senior leadership responsibility.
  • Experience as CFO / VP Finance / Head of Finance (or equivalent).
  • Strong modeling/FP&A capabilities; able to translate data into decisions for non-finance stakeholders.
  • Solid accounting fluency (GAAP) and a practical, controls-oriented mindset.
  • Executive presence; clear, concise communicator with operators and boards/lenders/investors.
  • Healthcare: provider/services finance, multi-site operations, RCM familiarity, payer/reimbursement drivers, labor economics, compliance-minded operations.
  • Biotech/Life Sciences: VC/PE environments, budget ownership in R&D-heavy orgs, cash discipline, runway planning, readiness for scaling.
  • Medical Device/MedTech: product economics, inventory/COGS, cost accounting fundamentals, operational KPI leadership, scaling processes.
  • Professional Services: project economics, utilization/realization, delivery operations partnership, pricing/margin work.

Bonus points if you have experience with fundraising or M&A, leading a turnaround, implementing systems like ERP or BI/FP&A tools, or holding a CPA or MBA. Familiarity with the relevant regulatory landscape is also a big plus.

Why McCracken Alliance’s network is different

  • No long-term commitment required—keep freedom to pursue other opportunities.
  • Flexible work aligned to your availability, preferred cadence, and strengths.
  • Variety of clients and engagement types (discrete projects to ongoing fractional seats).
  • Central team support that scopes and frames engagements so you can focus on impact.

This is not a single role; it’s an ongoing relationship with McCracken Alliance for consideration of current and future Fractional/Interim CFO engagements.

Company Description

McCracken Alliance is a partnership of experienced CFOs, Controllers, and finance leaders that strengthens “the Office of the CFO” through on-demand executive talent and leadership development.

What we do:

Executive services (on-demand finance leadership): Interim CFO/Controller, Fractional CFO/Controller, and Virtual CFO/Controller support—step-in leadership for transitions or ongoing part-time strategic guidance.

Finance talent needs: Help companies fill leadership gaps (e.g., interim CFO needs, hiring a new controller) and augment teams for special projects.

Strategic/project support: Help with things like raising capital, due diligence, and M&A-related work; plus modernizing the finance function via software migration support.

Coaching + leadership development: CFO coaching and structured programs (Leading the Office of the CFO, CFO Leadership Program, Finance Team Leadership Program) plus a peer network (Financial Leadership Network).

Permanent placement (when you need a full-time leader): executive search to recruit and land a long-term fit.