Assistant Chief Financial Officer

Nestled on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Dare County is a vibrant and welcoming
community that offers a unique blend of coastal charm and modern amenities. With its
stunning beaches, extensive recreational opportunities, rich history and diverse
attractions, Dare County is a great place to live, work and raise a family. While the year round population in Dare County is just over 38,000, the population swells to 300,000 in
the summer when vacationers from throughout the country come to enjoy all that the
area has to offer.

Dare County offers a diverse range of unique towns and villages, each with its own
distinct character. Along the Atlantic coast, pristine beaches stretch for over 100 miles,
offering everything from popular oceanfront communities north of Oregon Inlet to the
charming villages of Hatteras Island. Inland, Roanoke Island, steeped in history and
surrounded by the Roanoke Sound, offers a quaint coastal village experience. The
mainland portion of Dare County provides still another perspective, with quiet villages
and access to the natural inland beauty of the region and the wildlife refuge.

Dare County has a rich history dating back to the days of the Native Americans and the
early European settlers. The county is home to several historical sites, including the Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site, home of the infamous Lost Colony that mysteriously
vanished in the late 16th century, and the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where the
historic first flight happened in1903. Dare County is also home to a thriving arts scene,
boasting a wide array of galleries, museums and other cultural attractions.

Dare County is a close-knit community with a strong sense of place and connection.
Residents enjoy a variety of amenities, including excellent schools, healthcare facilities,
shopping and dining options. The county is also home to College of The Albemarle’s
Dare Campus and the ECU Coastal Studies Institute, making it a great place for
students and lifelong learners alike. Situated along the coast of northeastern North
Carolina, the area also serves as a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering unparalleled
opportunities to enjoy a variety of recreational activities that range from fishing and
surfing to kayaking, paddle boarding, wildlife watching and much more.

The Assistant Chief Financial Officer position: performs difficult administrative work
assisting with managing and participating in the daily operations of the department,
supervising accounting, accounts payable, fixed assets, purchasing and payroll
functions; assists with budget preparation; leads audit processes and compliance filings;
assists with cashflow and liquidity modeling; serves as backup to the Chief Financial
Officer (CFO) in their absence; maintains files and records, prepares reports, and
completes related work as apparent or assigned. Work is performed under the general
direction of the CFO. Departmental supervision is exercised over all personnel within
the department. The Assistant Chief Financial Officer is an expert in governmental
accounting standards and state compliance and filing requirements, including the use of
federal and state restricted funds. This position is an administrator of the County’s
financial system and responsible the general ledger. They serve as a technical resource
to the department, designing and supervising the work that supports efficient operating
processes with appropriate internal controls, providing the basis for the annual audit and
compliance filings at the highest standard. (The County has received a Certificate of
Achievement from the GFOA for the last 30+ years.) This position is also a resource for
the Tyler Munis system for which the County is a reference site. Bachelor’s degree in
related field with CPA/Master’s degree preferred. 5-7 years of experience in related
field. Experience with Munis and ClearGov preferred.

For additional position information or to apply, visit www.darenc.gov.

Salary/Compensation: $88,764 - $115,393 per year