THE OPPORTUNITY
TeamChild seeks a passionate and talented Director of Finance and Administration to lead and build the
organization’s finance and operations infrastructure at one of the most dynamic times in the
organization’s 20+-year history. The Director of Finance and Administration (DFA) is a key strategic
thought partner with primary leadership responsibilities for finance, planning and budgeting, human
resources, administration, and IT. Working with TeamChild’s Executive Team, the DFA strategically
focuses on the infrastructure required to support the organization today and in the future to meet the
goals and mission of the organization. The DFA reports to TeamChild’s Executive Director, and is
responsible for building, developing, and supervising the Finance and Administration team. This position
is currently remote due to safety considerations. Once we return to the office, we anticipate the
position will be located in TeamChild’s Seattle office at least part of the time. TeamChild is willing to
explore relocating the position to another location for the right candidate.
TEAMCHILD
TeamChild is a nationally recognized nonprofit serving vulnerable youth across Washington State.
TeamChild is best known for its legal services program reaching children in crisis in King, Pierce,
Spokane, and Yakima counties. Our clients are generally 12-24 years old and many are involved in the
juvenile justice and child welfare systems. Our legal services program is designed to keep young people
out of juvenile court by reconnecting them to education, healthcare, and housing supports. We work
closely with public defenders, juvenile court staff, and the community to positively impact the young
person’s life while helping the youth to accomplish their goals and reduce further contact with the
courts. The mission of TeamChild is to uphold the rights of youth involved, or at risk of involvement, in
the juvenile justice system to help them secure the education, healthcare, housing, and other support
they need to achieve positive outcomes in their lives. In our work, we aim to move systems away from
exclusion, arrest, and incarceration towards more effective strategies that have the best chance of
promoting the well-being and success of our most vulnerable children.
TeamChild currently employs thirty amazing team members in Washington State. Our annual budget is
$3.5 million.
At TeamChild we believe that racial and other social identities should be respected and affirmed. In
support of this belief, we are building an equitable and inclusive organization and providing our team of
staff, volunteers, and Board members with the tools to address institutionalized racism and other forms
of oppression. All members of our team are responsible for providing and supporting an equitable and
inclusive work environment that will enrich our interactions with each other and our products and
services. This responsibility provides the foundation for empowering the children and families that we
serve so their needs are justly represented and their desires amply fulfilled.
ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Specific duties include and are not limited to:
Models, centers, and upholds TeamChild’s shared values
Adheres to TeamChild’s anti-racism principles
Finance
Oversee day-to-day financial operations and transactions
Supervise, mentor, and train members of the Finance Team
Develops and oversee internal controls and documentation of accounting processes
Coordinate and lead the annual audit process and annual informational tax filings, liaise with
external auditors, tax accountants
Oversee and lead annual budgeting and planning process in conjunction with the Executive
Team and TeamChild employees
Work closely with program and finance staff to monitor contract performance and deliverables
Oversee coordination between Finance and Investments & Partnerships Teams
Work closely with the finance staff to generate timely monthly financial reports and dashboards
Analyze and present financial reports in an accurate and timely manner and clearly
communicate monthly and annual financial statements to the Executive Team, TeamChild
employees, the Finance Committee, Board of Directors, and outside
partners/funders/stakeholders
Ensure compliance with federal, state and local regulations
Administer and review all grant and contract financial plans and budgets; monitor progress and
changes and communicate as needed with executive leadership and program staff
Manage organizational cash flow and forecasting
Staf the Finance Committee of the Board of Directors, ensuring that all audit requirements of
the committee are met and that meetings take place regularly, accurate meeting minutes are
documented, and Board of Directors presentations of committee activities occur
Work closely with Board Members and external consultants
Operations, Administration and Information Technology
Ensure implementation of TeamChild’s policies and procedures and update/develop new
policies and procedures to support organizational and program objectives
Ensure TeamChild’s compliance with contractual and legal requirements
Oversee and manage procurement and renewals of corporate, business, and professional
insurance – includes business and professional licensing
Manage TeamChild office and equipment leases, including securing new office spaces,
negotiating leases, relocation project management, procuring furniture and equipment,
managing landlord relationships
Work with administrative staff to maintain IT vendor relationship
Strategize/design IT infrastructure and implement updates as appropriate; coordinate
equipment upgrades/rollouts with administrative staff and IT vendor
Maintain TeamChild’s official records
Oversee processes and documentation of TeamChild’s operations
Assist with clear internal communication and information flow within and across TeamChild’s
offices
Human Resources
Oversee HR - the function and processes
Oversee and acts as liaison with outside HR consulting experts as needed for technical
consultation or understanding best practices within the HR function
Oversee regular review of personnel and other policies
Work with TeamChild staff to develop annual goal development and annual performance review
processes
Oversee compliance with personnel policies and all applicable statutes and regulations,
including staff licensing and credentialing as required/needed
Support hiring teams in all recruitment efforts as needed
Work with TeamChild employees, the Executive Team, and HR consultants in developing general
HR and organizational talent management strategies, including enhancing professional
development, compensation and benefits, performance evaluation, training, and recruiting in
support of organization mission
SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
Required
Minimum of five years of demonstrated leadership experience in the following business
functions: finance (including senior accounting, budgeting and audit management),
administration, human resources, operations
Demonstrated experience working with non-profit Board of Directors, including board Finance
Committee
Proven track record in successfully leading, coaching, motivating, and supervising a team
Values relationships with colleagues
Values non-hierarchical work environments and consent-based decision-making
Demonstrated ability to effectively interface with and maintain strong working relationships and
information flow with staff and board members in multiple offices across the state
Commitment to undoing institutional racism and all intersecting forms of oppression as a
workplace priority
Experience with applying racial equity analysis, including experience and/or commitment to
applying equity analysis in budget writing and all aspects of the job
Strong project management skills, including ability to balance multiple needs and priorities,
excellent organizational skills, and superior attention to detail with strong follow-through
Excellent oral and written communication skills and ability to distill and convey complex
information to a wide variety of audiences through tools like dashboards
Ability to communicate effectively and respectfully with people of different race, ethnicity, age,
gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability, and socio-economic circumstances
High level of confidentiality and ethical standards
Familiarity with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
Preferred
QuickBooks experience
Basic IT skills
Knowledge of retirement benefits
Experience managing external vendors
Sense of humor a plus
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
TeamChild is committed to providing employees with a competitive salary and benefits package. The
salary range for this position is $75,000 to $92,700, DOE. TeamChild offers full benefits including
medical, dental, vision, EAP, generous paid time off, long and short term disability, and options to set up
FSA and 403b retirement accounts. TeamChild typically offers a $1,000 per employee annual wellbeing
benefit, as well.
TO APPLY
Please email a concise letter of interest and resume to jobs@teamchild.org and indicate in your letter of
interest where you found our job posting. Please write "Director of Finance and Administration" and
your last name in the subject line. We will begin reviewing application materials on June 18, 2021, and
then will begin scheduling interviews. We have a preferred start date of July 2021. The positions are
open until filled. Before submitting your application, please check teamchild.org/careers to make sure
that the position is still posted. We encourage candidates to apply even though they may have more
experience in just some, but not all areas.
All interested individuals, including people of color, women, persons with disabilities, and persons who
are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or intersex are particularly urged to apply. TeamChild is an
Equal Opportunity Employer. TeamChild is committed to promoting an environment free of barriers and
discriminatory practices for its clients, Board, and staff.