Top Controller Jobs

Owns day-to-day accounting operations, including full-cycle bookkeeping, AP, AR, general ledger management, month-end close, accruals, reconciliations, financial reporting, internal controls, and audit support. The Controller leads bookkeeping staff, ensures GAAP compliance, improves accounting processes, and prepares monthly financial review packages with variance commentary for leadership.

Leads accounting, treasury, accounts payable and receivable, procurement support, financial controls, regulatory reporting, and financial close activities. Oversees cash management, liquidity forecasting, debt compliance, audits, lender reporting, and Public Utilities Commission filings. Partners with executives and operational leaders on rate cases, modernization, process improvement, financial systems, governance, and enterprise reporting. Manages accounting and treasury teams while supporting pension, labor, and transformation initiatives.

Own monthly close and consolidated financial reporting across multiple entities while maintaining general ledger integrity and internal controls. Lead, coach, and develop assistant controllers, AP, and AR staff. Oversee construction accounting, including WIP schedules, percentage-of-completion revenue recognition, job costing, AIA billing, certified payroll, and vendor/lien compliance. Partner with the CFO to improve close processes, reporting, and team capabilities.

Acts as a finance business partner for bids and aerospace programs, managing budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, variance analysis, program tracking, revenue and cost recognition, risk assessment, financial baselines, and reporting. Partners with Finance, Sales, Bid Management, Program Management, and auditors to maintain accurate program financials, evaluate opportunities, monitor contractual requirements, and support governance across project lifecycles.

The Controller provides outsourced accounting and advisory services to technology-industry clients. Responsibilities include developing internal controls, coordinating budgeting and procurement, preparing financial statements and forecasts, monitoring KPIs, evaluating funding and investment needs, supervising accounting staff, advising management, and communicating with boards, bankers, and investors. The role requires frequent local travel to client sites and occasional overnight travel.

The Controller provides client accounting and advisory services for nonprofit organizations. Responsibilities include developing internal controls, coordinating budgeting and financial planning, preparing financial statements and forecasts, evaluating funding and investments, monitoring KPIs, supervising accounting staff, advising management, and communicating with boards and financial stakeholders. The role requires strong accounting knowledge, client relationship management, organization, communication, and proficiency with accounting software and Microsoft Office.

The Controller provides outsourced accounting and advisory services to nonprofit clients. Responsibilities include developing internal controls, directing budgeting and financial planning, preparing financial statements and regulatory reports, advising on funding and investments, monitoring KPIs, supervising accounting staff, and communicating with boards, bankers, and other stakeholders. The role requires client relationship management, nonprofit accounting expertise, and knowledge of GAAP or other comprehensive accounting standards.

Leads consolidated financial reporting, SEC filings, proxy statements, annual reports, audits, budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis. Oversees accounting policies, US GAAP and IFRS compliance, SOX controls, consolidations, balance sheet reconciliations, credit analysis, lease accounting, and acquisition integration. Manages external reporting, consolidation and analysis, and credit and lease accounting teams while advising executive management, the Audit Committee, Board, tax, operations, and shared accounting centers.

Leads U.S. financial controllership, reporting, close activities, balance sheet governance, audits, internal controls, payroll accounting, treasury oversight, and process improvement. The role ensures compliance with IFRS, US GAAP, company policies, and statutory requirements while managing finance professionals and partnering with cross-functional and global teams. Responsibilities include strengthening controls, improving financial operations, supporting cash flow and working capital management, driving automation, and providing financial insights for business decisions.

Oversee accounting and financial operations for construction and development projects, including job costing, monthly close, reporting, loan draws, budgeting, cash flow, audits, compliance, and variance analysis. Partner with development, construction, finance, lenders, investors, contractors, and leadership to ensure accurate financial oversight and funding. Drive process improvements, system enhancements, automation, and reporting scalability while supporting the CFO with financial analysis and strategic initiatives.

The Controller leads the accounting department, overseeing financial reporting, cost analysis, forecasting, audits, compliance, financial systems, internal controls, and month-end and year-end close processes. The role manages accounting staff, supports the CFO and executive leadership, improves financial procedures, analyzes performance and variances, and ensures accurate reporting across billing, receivables, payables, tax filings, and the general ledger.

Manages the company’s finance functions, including accounting, FP&A, financial policies and controls, audits, payroll taxes, tax planning, compliance, and financial reporting. Provides risk management and financial guidance for corporate decisions, acquisitions, pricing, and asset transactions. Supervises finance activities, develops strategic goals, ensures regulatory compliance, and communicates financial condition to senior management.

Leads property accounting and financial statement preparation for client portfolios. Supervises assistant controllers and accountants, ensures accurate and timely reporting under GAAP, reviews reconciliations and operating results, coordinates budgets, communicates with clients and auditors, establishes departmental goals, supports hiring and performance reviews, manages staffing efficiency, and recommends procedural improvements. Requires an accounting or finance degree, strong financial knowledge, analytical ability, communication skills, and organizational attention to detail.

Owns full-cycle accounting, month-end close, recurring and deferred revenue, billing, AP, AR, payroll, tax compliance, financial controls, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, and KPI reporting. The role manages a finance team and provides analysis supporting pricing, hiring, renewals, and business growth decisions.

Lead plant financial management including monthly close, budgeting/forecasting, cost accounting and standard costing, inventory and fixed-asset controls, SOX/internal controls, KPI reporting, and cross-functional cost-reduction projects to support operations and drive value.

Manages financial and administrative controls for government contracts, including project budgets, cost variances, EAC/ETC forecasts, funding, cash flow, invoicing, change management, scheduling, and government compliance reporting. Partners with project management, finance, billing, and subcontractors to monitor costs, labor hours, milestones, and contract funding while recommending corrective actions. Prepares CFSR and IPMR reports and ensures compliance with FAR, DFARS, and Cost Accounting Standards.

Manage accounting and financial operations for technology-industry clients within the CAAS practice. Responsibilities include developing internal controls, preparing financial statements and forecasts, coordinating budgeting and procurement, monitoring KPIs, evaluating funding and investment needs, overseeing accounting staff, advising management, and communicating with boards, bankers, and investors. The role requires frequent local client-site travel and occasional overnight travel.

Provides day-to-day accounting and administrative support in a print manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include preparing and posting invoices, reconciling freight and postage costs, tracking payments, maintaining ledgers, supporting collections, performing month-end tie-outs, researching discrepancies, assisting audits, and coordinating with purchasing, sales, shipping, and customer service. The role requires strong Excel and accounting skills, attention to detail, organization, and the ability to investigate and resolve inconsistencies.

Lead financial operations including preparation of financial statements, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, internal controls, and process improvements. Provide financial analysis and recommendations to support strategic decisions, ensure regulatory compliance, and mentor the finance team to drive performance and accuracy.

Manage financial planning, forecasting, risk and records for a facility. Oversee accounting functions and a direct report (Cost Accountant). Prepare budgets, forecasts, analyze product margins, implement controls, and develop tracking/reporting to improve expense visibility and operational decision-making.

Manage plant accounting and cost accounting across multiple cost centers. Lead monthly close, reconciliations, reporting, forecasting, budgeting, and inventory controls. Partner with operations to analyze variances, maintain standard costs/BOMs, support audits, and supervise front-office accounting.

Lead plant-level accounting and financial operations for a manufacturing facility: cost accounting, reporting, budgeting, inventory control, SOX compliance, variance analysis, and partnership with operations to improve efficiency and profitability. Oversee and develop accounting staff and support continuous improvement initiatives.

Provide financial leadership and oversight for multiple manufacturing plants including month-end close, reporting, forecasting, variance analysis, inventory and fixed asset accounting, audits, capital project support, and SOX/internal control compliance. Drive process improvements, analytics, and cross-functional initiatives to improve forecasting, working capital, profitability, and reporting consistency.

Lead financial reporting, internal controls, and manufacturing cost accounting. Manage month-end close, budgeting, forecasts, audits, cash flow, ERP enhancements, and supervise AP/AR/payroll and staff to support operations and strategic decisions.

Lead accounting function for the credit union ensuring GAAP and NCUA compliance, accurate general ledger and timely financial and regulatory reporting. Oversee balance sheet, cash and investment accounting, internal controls, audits, and budgeting. Manage and develop the accounting team, sponsor accounting/process change and automation, and ensure BSA/AML and OFAC adherence.