Band 4 - Chief Financial Officer

Posting Title - BAND 4 - Chief Financial Officer - Position Classification - Band 4 - Union - N/A - Work Options - Location - Victoria, BC V9B 6X2 CA (Primary) - Salary Range - $105,900.12 - $140,800.04 annually - Close Date - 2/12/2025 - Job Type - Regular Full Time - Temporary End Date - Ministry/Organization - BC Public Service -> Office of the Auditor General - Ministry Branch / Division - Critical Audit Support Services - Job Summary **Chief Financial Officer Classification**:Band 4 **Salary**:$105,900.12 - $140,800.04 **Job Type**:Regular Full-Time **Location**:Victoria, British Columbia **An eligibility list may be established for future vacancies.** **Do you want to be part of a challenging and rewarding work community?** The Office of the Auditor General of B.C. (OAG) is an independent office of the legislature that contributes to excellence in effective and accountable government. We offer opportunities for career growth, an excellent compensation package, and flexible working arrangements. and rewarding work community? Our office promotes trust, cooperation, and teamwork in a diverse, inclusive, and respectful environment. We are committed to creating and reinforcing diversity, equity, inclusion, and psychological safety creating a safe environment where everyone feels they belong and are encouraged to bring their whole selves to work. We support each other, celebrate our successes, and encourage a healthy work-life balance for everyone. Our staff events are socially, physically, and emotionally nourishing - with lots of great food - and fun Interested in growing your career? We offer support for your professional development and education, and reimbursement of your professional dues. Other benefits include: - extended health benefits, - policies and benefits to support your personal and family needs, - public service pension, - life insurance, and - confidential employee and family assistance program. Our downtown Victoria location supports collaboration and includes a gym, indoor bike storage, and decks with views of the beautiful Inner Harbour. **About the Role** Reporting to the Assistant Auditor General, Critical Audit Support Services (AAG, CASS), the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is accountable for developing, implementing, managing, and monitoring the financial operations and service delivery framework for the organization in accordance with the Auditor General Act and the Financial Administration Act, government financial management policy, the Legislative Assembly, and central agency requirements. **Accountabilities** - Establishes the financial operating structure, processes, controls, and reporting for the organization to ensure finance functions, procurement and payroll are managed according to relevant legislation, core government policy and procedures, and generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). - Leads implementation of OAG financial strategies; ensures alignment with OAG executive direction; and ensures delivery of financial management services supports the organization’s business needs. - Directs the planning, coordination, and preparation of external accountability documents including the OAG’s annual and long-term capital and operating budgets, annual estimate of resources, annual audited financial statements, and the audit of the annual report for presentation to the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services. - Functions as a member of OAG Leadership Council; contributes to internal committees and working groups providing financial management expertise and leadership. - Works in conjunction with the AAG, CASS and other senior leadership to develop financial strategies, policies, and processes for executive review. - Works proactively with OAG executive and senior management to provide expert financial advice and timely financial services encompassing service planning, budget processes, reporting, and management of financial legislation and government policies. - Prepares annual financial statements in accordance with GAAP; coordinates with external auditors to ensure reporting timelines are met. - Develops and maintains effective relationships with Treasury Board staff, Office of the Comptroller General, other independent offices of the legislature; works to ensure timely, accurate reporting to central agencies and legislative committees. - Exercises spending, purchasing and payment authorities as delegated by the Auditor General. - Presents the annual budget submission and the financial and operational update to the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services. - Oversees administration of OAG facilities budget, leasing, and related expenditures. - Establishes an efficient, effective operating structure; ensures staff receive leadership, training, and development to advance the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to meet the organization’s financial management needs. - Provides supervision of direct reports,