Teams at Commission on Economic Opportunity

Supports the organization’s accounting operations by preparing general ledger entries, managing accounts payable, assisting with monthly close and financial reporting, performing reconciliations and variance analysis, and maintaining internal controls and compliance. The role requires accuracy, organization, analytical ability, collaboration, and proficiency with Excel and accounting software. This is an onsite, 35-hour-per-week position with standard background clearances required.

The Chief Financial Officer provides strategic financial leadership for a federally funded nonprofit. Responsibilities include agency-wide, grant, and capital budgeting; forecasting and cash flow analysis; grant reimbursement and financial reporting; compliance with GAAP, Uniform Guidance, and funding requirements; internal controls; audit support; and Finance Department oversight. The CFO collaborates with executives, program leaders, auditors, funders, and the Board.

The Senior Accountant manages general ledger activities, accounts payable, journal entries, account reconciliations, variance analysis, monthly close, and financial reporting. The role supports program monitoring, maintains internal controls, ensures compliance with finance policies, and improves accounting workflows and data integrity. This is an onsite, Monday–Friday position requiring collaboration, accuracy, and progressive accounting experience.