Position Title: Assistant Superintendent of Finance (Budget and Fiscal Administrator 3) Classification: Budget and Fiscal Administrator 3 Salary: $11,373.00 - $17,602.00 ($12,165.00 - $18,825.00 PERS) This is an executive service position and serves at the pleasure of the Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent. This role works a professional Monday-Friday schedule, with evening or weekend hours as needed, and as an FLSA-exempt position the workload may often exceed 40 hours per week. The work frequently involves highly complex, sensitive, or politically significant issues and requires consistent, collaborative, and respectful engagement with agency staff, leadership, other state agencies, local governments, the Governor's Office, partners, providers, and community representatives. This position is a hybrid role that requires on-site presence in the Public Service Building in Salem, and additional in-person attendance in other locations may be required when business or operational needs necessitate. About Us: The Oregon Department of Education's (ODE's) mission is to foster equity and excellence for every learner through collaboration with educators, partners, and communities. In fulfilling its mission, ODE has the vision to ensure all students have access to and benefit from a world-class, well-rounded, and equitable education system. The Office of Finance provides timely and reliable fiscal and administrative services. This work ensures that all agency services adhere to applicable laws and regulations while seeking solutions focused on the needs of Oregon's children. The office consists of the Financial Services, Business Services, Budget Services, Procurement Services, School Finance, and School Facilities units. Collectively, the office supports agency and statewide education operations through bill payment, grant processing, contract development, budget development and management, fund distribution to school districts, facilities oversight, agency space management, mail services, and reception services. The office acts as a reliable customer-service partner for the rest of the agency to meet business needs and objectives of our mission. What You Will Do! In this role, you will provide executive leadership for the Office of Finance and serve as a key member of the agency's Executive Leadership Team. You will oversee multiple finance-related units, guide statewide budget development and fiscal operations, and offer strategic counsel to agency leadership on policy, funding, and operational decisions. Your work will ensure that financial systems, services, and processes are accurate, timely, equitable, and aligned with the agency's mission.