Managerial, administrative and business management work involving a large department with complex programs, statewide operations, and a variety of funding sources. Positions in this class usually function as the chief fiscal officer and as principal advisor to the department commissioner on management, personnel, and procurement matters. Duties are performed under the direction of the department commissioner or designated administrative superior.
Supervision is exercised over a variety of professional, technical and clerical employees.
The class role typically involves significant interaction with various service departments and divisions in the Agency of Administration. Directs the business management function of the organization. Plans, organizes, directs and reviews the work of assigned staff. Reviews accounting reports, project expenditures and recommends changes, if appropriate, to conform with appropriation limits. May be responsible for departmental accounting system, including fund source accounts, expenditure codes, aid categories, draw-down of funds, proper match of funding and timely report submissions.