Vice President of Operations

Texans Care for Children
Austin, TX
Category Human Resources
Job Description
Role Overview

The Vice President of Operations will partner with the CEO to drive organizational strategy, infrastructure, and team development. They will be responsible for the organization's human resources, facilities, technology, finance, and operations. The VP will work with the CEO to foster a collaborative, supportive, and outcomes-driven team culture.

What You Will Do

The VP of Operations will be responsible for day-to-day HR operations, including hiring coordination, onboarding, offboarding, employee records, benefits administration, and compliance with employment law. They will also oversee facilities management, technology, finance, and systems.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have strong project management discipline, the ability to work independently, and a collaborative mindset. They will be a thought partner to the CEO, helping shape the organization's strategic plan and future vision.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree with a focus on business, finance, accounting, or other relevant fields
  • Minimum of twelve years of experience in operations and related fields
  • Demonstrated experience overseeing finance, HR, and operations
  • Strong knowledge of nonprofit accounting, audits, and compliance requirements
  • Excellent organizational and project management skills
  • Experience working alongside people of various viewpoints and backgrounds
  • Commitment to the mission of Texans Care for Children

Benefits

  • Employer-paid health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Employer retirement matching contributions (up to 3%)
  • Stipend programs for home phone and internet, student loan repayment, and/or self-care
  • Competitive PTO Policies including office-wide holidays (22 days per year), flexible holidays (5 days per year), vacation (18 days per year), and sick leave (12 days per year)
  • Hybrid, flexible work environment, designated a 'Best Place to Work for Working Parents'
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