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PRI Technology
Operations Leader (CPA Firm)
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An Operations Supervisor manages daily operations and activities for a company or organization. Primarily involved in supervising and coordinating the activities of front-line employees such as monitoring work progress, providing training, and ensuring compliance. Has authority over the work of their team members but typically reports to higher-level management.
$82,148 / year median in New Jersey
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Mon-Thursday onsite, Fridays are remote! Summary We are seeking a dynamic and strategic Operations Leader to oversee the daily functions and long-term growth of a mid size CPA firm. This pivotal role requires a proactive individual who excels in managing complex operations, driving profitability, and leading a newly formed team. As an Operations Leader, you will be responsible for streamlining processes, enhancing client service delivery, and ensuring operational excellence across all departments. Your leadership will directly impact the firm's efficiency, financial health, and strategic direction, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation. What This Role Is Not Not a role that waits to be told what to do. You own the team's workflow and outcomes end-to-end, not just task assignments. Not administrative support. You lead people and drive how admin integrates with tax and the rest of the firm. Not a role where operational depth is optional. You need to know the tools and workflows (we are able to bring you up to speed). Not confined to one service line. Your team's work is embedded in tax compliance, tax advisory, etc. You need to understand how each line actually runs, not just administer around them.