Strategic Budget Director — Lead County Financial Planning

Oregon Counties; Oregon; On-site; USD 102,000 - 143,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

11 Paid Holidays

Personal Leave Hours

Floating Holidays

Vacation accrual

Health insurance premium covered

Retirement plan contributions (PERS)

Deferred compensation 457b plan

Wellness program

AD&D/Life/Long-Term Disability covered

Job summary

Oregon Counties seeks a Budget Director to provide strategic leadership over the county's budget, forecasting, and resource allocation. You will advise the County Administrator, CFO, Board of Commissioners and senior leaders, directing budget development and execution across the county and districts.

You will supervise the Budget Team, ensure compliance with laws and regulations, and identify opportunities and risks affecting the county’s finances.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college in Finance, Accounting, Public Administration, Business Administration, or related field.
• Seven years of progressively responsible governmental accounting and budgeting experience.
• Three years of managerial or supervisor experience; includes authority to hire/terminate/discipline staff.

Responsibilities

• Oversee county budget development, financial forecasting, and resource allocation.
• Direct budget execution and compliance with county, state, and federal requirements.
• Provide strategic advice to the County Administrator, CFO, Board of Commissioners and executive team.

Skills

Budgeting

Leadership

Strategic planning

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Finance/Accounting/Public Administration

Tools

None

Job description

Oregon Counties seeks a Budget Director to provide strategic leadership over the county's budget, forecasting, and resource allocation. You will advise the County Administrator, CFO, Board of Commissioners and senior leaders, directing budget development and execution across the county and districts.

You will supervise the Budget Team, ensure compliance with laws and regulations, and identify opportunities and risks affecting the county’s finances.