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Performs financial control activities including balance sheet reconciliation, certification, and substantiation; month-end close coordination; general ledger bookings; GLRS reporting governance; and inter-entity control monitoring. The role analyzes complex financial systems, identifies and escalates control issues, partners with business and risk managers, and develops spreadsheets, databases, and reporting tools. This position is fully onsite in Columbus, Ohio, five days per week.

Lead Finance support for product launches by coordinating across accounting, tax, treasury, risk, and operations. Oversee launch reviews, perform accounting treatment assessments, design and implement controls, produce audit-ready documentation and executive reporting, and partner with Finance Engineering to automate reporting and processes. Serve as trusted advisor to business partners and manage cross-functional workstreams to ensure compliance and operational readiness.

Lead and build the Affirm Bank accounting function during bank formation. Oversee GL operations, regulatory and monthly financial reporting, audit coordination, process automation, cash management, and financial analysis. Manage and recruit the accounting team and partner cross-functionally to integrate bank accounting into Affirm's systems while ensuring regulatory compliance.

As a Controller for high-growth startups, you will lead finance functions, manage payroll and benefits, ensure accurate financial reporting, and improve processes in fast-paced environments.

The Controller will own general ledger operations, month-end and year-end close, financial reporting, accounting controls, tax coordination, audit support, debt and acquisition accounting, royalties, revenue recognition, and compliance. The role partners with the CFO, supports fundraising and M&A, manages lender reporting, and helps build the accounting function as the company scales. The position is fully remote, with occasional travel for off-sites and events.

Monitors construction project performance through cost control, forecasting, earned value, labor productivity analysis, schedule awareness, change-order support, and variance reporting. The role validates field progress, analyzes insulation production and remaining scope, maintains manpower forecasts, reconciles project data across systems, identifies risks, and communicates performance insights to project and operations leadership. Occasional active construction-site visits may be required.

Own Phoenix’s accounting function, including monthly close, financial reporting, technical accounting, ASC 606 revenue recognition, multi-entity consolidation, tax compliance, audit readiness, internal controls, and accounting systems. The Controller will personally execute the close, build scalable processes, manage settlement and payments accounting, support budgeting and diligence, and eventually hire and lead the accounting team.

Provides financial leadership for the U.S. Electrification Services business by developing plans, forecasts, and performance targets; advising leadership on risks and decisions; ensuring accurate reporting, internal controls, and month-end close; and overseeing project financial operations, including job costing, work-in-process inventory, billing, revenue recognition, collections, and accounting consistency.

Leads financial operations for a manufacturing plant, owning P&L, cost accounting, inventory integrity, forecasting, internal controls, month-end close, capital analysis, and working capital. Partners with operations, engineering, quality, supply chain, and sales to improve margins, cash, production costing, and decision-making. Manages plant finance staff and supports ERP/MRP costing, audits, NPI costing, and complex product manufacturing.

Manage federal audit, compliance, and performance oversight projects for CMS, HHS, and DoD clients. Responsibilities include leading distributed teams, maintaining project schedules and management plans, managing risks and quality assurance, reporting to CORs and senior government stakeholders, reconciling invoices, monitoring performance, supporting audits, and mentoring claims processors.

Leads financial operations for a manufacturing organization, overseeing financial close, reporting, GAAP compliance, cost accounting, inventory controls, internal controls, audits, cash flow, working capital, and ERP optimization. Partners with plant and executive leaders to improve profitability and operational visibility while managing and developing the accounting team. Requires strong manufacturing finance expertise, multi-site experience, and the ability to build scalable processes and accurate financial insights.

Leads corporate accounting and controllership, including close, consolidated financial reporting, US GAAP compliance, technical accounting, internal controls, audits, tax coordination, payroll oversight, and accounting team development. Partners cross-functionally on financial operations governance, ERP selection and implementation, process automation, forecasting, lender reporting, acquisitions, financing, and transaction diligence. Ensures accurate, scalable, and well-controlled accounting processes and supports executive decision-making.

Leads accounting, treasury, financial close, reporting, cash management, controls, audits, tax compliance, and accounting systems for three U.S. entities. Oversees GAAP-compliant reporting, forecasts, receivables, payables, expense processes, corporate banking relationships, and financing diligence. Manages the accounting team and administers NetSuite and related commission and expense systems. Requires technical accounting expertise, CPA certification, ASC 606 knowledge, recurring-revenue experience, and 10+ years of accounting experience.

Lead global accounting operations and financial reporting across 14 international entities. Manage a 15-person finance team, oversee US GAAP and statutory compliance, direct consolidations and close processes, improve accounting workflows using modern technology, and provide accurate reporting to executives, the board, banks, and investors. Establish scalable policies, automate processes, manage accounting functions, and support the company’s rapid growth.

Lead and strengthen Starface's accounting function: own month-end close, GL, reconciliations, financial reporting, consolidation, AP/AR, inventory and technical accounting. Bring audits, covenant reporting, and tax workstreams current; establish controlled close processes; own NetSuite and accounting systems; manage external auditors and advisors; build team structure, controls, and scalable processes to support financing, diligence, and growth.

Oversee global controllership, including accounting operations, technical accounting, financial reporting, consolidation, close processes, internal controls, tax, financial systems, and audits. Lead US GAAP and statutory audits, support M&A, improve automation and AI adoption, prepare audit committee materials, partner with FP&A, and mentor a global finance team. The role requires global leadership, risk mitigation, process improvement, and accurate, timely financial statements.

Manage day-to-day financial reporting and general ledger accuracy for nonprofit clients, lead month-end close, prepare monthly reporting packages and KPIs, oversee account classifications and balance sheet reviews, maintain client procedure manuals, coordinate project tasks, supervise and estimate accountants' work, and support development of best practices and cross-team collaboration. Requires nonprofit grant reporting expertise.

Manage financial reporting, general ledgers, balance sheets, month-end close, reporting packages, work papers, and client procedures for nonprofit organizations. Review account classifications, ensure reporting accuracy, coordinate client workflows, manage accountant assignments, and support best-practice development. The role requires nonprofit federal grant processing and reporting experience, strong accounting knowledge, analytical ability, communication skills, and the capacity to manage multiple deadlines.

Manage month-end close, financial reporting, and general ledger accuracy for nonprofit clients. Prepare/review reporting packages, balance sheets, work papers, and KPIs. Coordinate project tasks, maintain client procedure manuals, estimate/manage accountants' work, and support cross-team collaboration and process improvement.

Manage day-to-day financial reporting and month-end close for nonprofit clients, review general ledgers and balance sheets, prepare monthly reporting packages and KPIs, maintain client procedures, oversee work papers, coordinate project tasks, and assist in estimating and managing accountants' assignments and best practices development.

Manage day-to-day financial reporting, general ledger accuracy, month-end close, and client reporting for nonprofit clients. Coordinate project tasks, review balance sheets and account classifications, prepare reporting packages and work papers, and assist in managing accountants and developing best practices.

Manage financial reporting, complex general ledgers, account classifications, balance sheet reviews, month-end close, reporting packages, work papers, and client procedures for nonprofit organizations. Coordinate client workflows, support staffing and budgeting, collaborate across teams, develop best practices, and ensure accurate federal grant processing and reporting.

Manage day-to-day financial reporting and month-end close for nonprofit clients, maintain general ledgers, review balance sheets and account classifications, prepare monthly reporting packages and KPIs, document procedures, coordinate project tasks, supervise/account assignment estimates, and support cross-team collaboration and best-practice development.

Owns financial controllership and commercial governance for the Client Experience consulting portfolio. Reviews SOWs, manages billing, revenue recognition, project P&Ls, margins, change orders, financial close, forecasting, and commercial risk. Partners with Finance, FP&A, Sales, and CX leadership to maintain financial discipline, renewal-risk visibility, data integrity, and operational performance.

The Controller manages accounting operations, cash management, financial reporting, manufacturing cost accounting, inventory, internal controls, compliance, audits, tax filings, and external financial relationships. The role supervises accounting staff and partners with leadership to improve financial performance and business processes in a small manufacturing environment.