Director of Finance

Pioneer Natural Resources; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Pioneer Resources is seeking a Director of Finance to lead and manage all finance and accounting activities, including reporting, analysis, and forecasting for growth. You will be a key member of the Management Team and supervise the Finance Team.

The role requires extensive knowledge of GAAP, financial planning, and budgeting, with formal credentials preferred (MBA/CPA/CMA). Strong leadership and communication skills are essential to interfacing with executive leadership and boards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance required.
• MBA, CPA or CMA preferred for senior leadership.
• 5–10+ years of full-charge bookkeeping and accounting experience.
• 3+ years supervising staff.
• Experience in financial planning and budget management principles.
• Experience with Blackbaud/ FE is preferred.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; proficient in MS Office tools.

Responsibilities

• Prepare monthly and annual financial statements and consolidation per GAAP.
• Perform reconciliations, journal entries, and budget variance analysis.
• Oversee daily finance staff performance and provide coaching.
• Coordinate audits and ensure compliance with SOPs and GAAP.
• Develop budgets, overhead rates, and resource allocations.
• Present financial status to CEO and Boards on a periodic basis.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

People management

Financial leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance

MBA / CPA / CMA preferred

Tools

Blackbaud/ FE

Job description

Position Type / Expected Hours of Work

This is a Full Time position with standard office hours Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm and may include additional hours as work requires.

Summary

The Director of Finance will represent the company on the majority of financial matters and is responsible for the daily management, direction, and administration for all finance and accounting related activities including preparation of financial reports, analysis, summaries, and forecasts for future business growth. This position is a key associate of the Management Team and supervises the Finance Team.

Essential Functions

• Develop Monthly and Year End financial statements and consolidation statements according to GAAP.
• Perform account reconciliations, prepare general journal entries, and budget variance analysis.
• Oversee and review finance/accounting staff daily performance.
• Train staff as needed to remain technically current, and perform annual evaluations for the Financial Team.
• Interview and recommend potential candidates for the Finance Team.
• Reconcile and support all Financial activity with proper documentation.
• Perform compliance audits as necessary to assure compliance to Standard Operating Procedures and GAAP.
• Supervise and monitor the daily invoicing to assure accuracy, timely processing and collection.
• Monitor and approve all specialized invoicing activity covering the City, County, State, and Federal grants.
• Assure that Pioneer Resources Standard Operating Procedures are used for all purchases.
• Use the Matching Principle of Accounting to review the documentation and approval process for purchases.
• Prepare for the CEO and the Board of Directors on a monthly and annual basis the financial status on all programs.
• Provide well‑prepared written financial statements and analysis for the Pioneer Resources, Pioneer Arbour, Pioneer House and Pioneer Resources Non Profit Housing Corp (Lazarus Place) to the Boards of Directors.
• Suggest recommendations to the CEO as required regarding various financial matters.
• Initiate corrective action regarding accounting methods, policies that have been identified as problematic; document issue, action plan, and results; report to the CEO the results in good form.
• If negative financial or legal matters become apparent, are documented, and verified, report directly to the CEO and then the Board of Directors such matters for their review and action.
• Provide Operating Unit Directors assistance in the development of their annual budget.
• Develop overhead rates, allocations, and other computations as necessary.
• Post the Operating Units Budget to the respective operating system.
• Review each Operating Unit Budget for completeness and accuracy.
• Update and adjust as necessary to reflect current conditions and or board actions; adjustments must follow proper approval processes.
• Develop Monthly and Annual Variance analysis for each operating unit.
• Develop and implement short and long‑range goals for Pioneer Resources and carry out goals set forth in the approved Strategic Plan.
• Responsible for the complete compliance and coordination with the Outside Auditor’s Audit Plan.
• Cultivate a Positive Team atmosphere that engages the entire Pioneer Resources Operating Units.
• Follow and enforce Company Policies, Procedures and mandated contractual obligations.
• All other duties to be assigned by the CEO.
• Oversee support of outside organizations need for financial support services.

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or Finance.
• MBA, CPA, CMA preferred.
• 5‑10+ years of demonstrated knowledge of full‑charge bookkeeping, accounting principles, practices, standards, laws and regulations.
• 3+ years supervising, guiding and directing the work of others.
• Knowledge of and experience in financial planning and budget management principles.
• Experience with Blackbaud/ FE is preferred.
• Excellent verbal and writing skills.
• Ability to present and communicate clearly and concisely.
• Proficient in MS Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
• Driver’s License with less than 6 points.
• Preference will be given to those with experience in a similar nonprofit industry working in human services with MSHDA, CMH/HealthWest, Medicaid, MDHHS, MDOT, and similar agencies.