Financial Controller
WeVote
Financial Controller
WeVote
Open-source voter guide platform for elections
Help Strengthen Democracy Through Civic Technology
WeVote is a nonpartisan, nonprofit civic technology organization powered by more than 250 volunteers across the United States. Our mission is to help voters make informed decisions through accessible, technology-driven voter education tools.
We are seeking an experienced Financial Controller to help oversee and strengthen our financial operations. This is an excellent opportunity for a finance professional who wants to apply their expertise to a meaningful cause while collaborating with a high-impact national volunteer team.
Time Commitment: 3-5+ hours per week
Location: Remote (U.S.)
Type: Volunteer Role
Please apply directly through the WeVote volunteer application portal:
https://wevote.applytojob.com/apply
For your security, do not submit applications through third-party job boards or unofficial websites. Applications are only accepted through our official volunteer applicant tracking system.
WeVote is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that leverages technology to increase voter participation and civic engagement. As a Fast Forward-supported nonprofit technology organization, we develop tools that help voters access reliable election information and make confident voting decisions.
Learn more at www.WeVote.US.
As a Volunteer Financial Controller, you will help ensure financial accuracy, transparency, and sustainability across the organization by:
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Please apply directly via our volunteering portal/ATS at https://wevote.applytojob.com/apply. Do not apply via any other job portals, aggregators, or sites, as your information may not be secure, or the role may no longer be accepting applications. Thank you!!
WeVote builds digital voting technology with a nonpartisan, open-source platform that provides a digital voter guide tailored to issues you care about and trusted people in your network. Users can create and share voter guides that aggregate information and opinions from their networks, helping them understand what’s on the ballot and how candidates and measures relate to their values. It differentiates itself by relying on an open-source, community-driven approach rather than a single partisan source, so guides come from the community and emphasize transparency. The goal is to help voters understand ballot content, make informed decisions, and encourage wider participation with clear, trustworthy information.
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