San Diego, California, United States
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The role is based in San Diego County with a hybrid work schedule set by Community Power.
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The role requires overseeing the Capital Investment Plan, managing multi-year investments and annual capital budgets, ensuring regulatory compliance, leading collaboration between Finance and Customer Programs Departments, handling accounting and reporting for CPUC-funded programs like SDREN, managing invoicing, ledger reconciliations, and overseeing the indirect cost allocation plan.
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Strong candidates will have expertise in financial planning, regulatory compliance with CPUC and state regulations, experience managing capital investment plans and budgets, skills in accounting, reporting, invoicing, ledger reconciliation, and indirect cost allocation, plus the ability to collaborate across departments and provide strategic insights.
Landline-to-wireless phone service provider
Community Phone provides landline phone services that can be converted to wireless, catering primarily to small businesses and individual consumers. Their service allows users to keep their existing landline numbers while benefiting from the flexibility and cost savings of wireless communication. This is particularly useful for small businesses, such as yoga studios, that require efficient handling of incoming calls. Community Phone's straightforward business model involves a subscription fee for their services, which include unique features not commonly found in the market. The company aims to offer affordable solutions that help customers save money while maintaining reliable communication. With backing from notable investors and programs, Community Phone is positioned to make a significant impact in the telecommunications sector.