Top Controller Jobs

As a Controller, you'll manage technical accounting systems, provide financial reports, ensure compliance, and oversee accounting operations to support client growth.

The Project Controller supports project controls functions, maintains data integrity, creates financial reports, and assists in schedule adjustments.

The Controller manages the Accounting Team, oversees accounting operations, develops business analytics, and ensures compliance with regulations. Responsible for monthly financial reporting and annual audits.

The Controller oversees accounting operations, financial reporting, compliance, and internal controls, ensuring accuracy and efficiency while supporting strategic initiatives within a multi-division environment.

The Controller is responsible for overseeing corporate accounting operations, ensuring accuracy in financial reporting, and leading the accounting team while maintaining compliance with regulations.

The Finance Project Controller supports project managers in financial forecasting, analysis, and reporting while ensuring adherence to budgets for multi-million dollar projects.

The Corporate Controller manages all accounting processes, oversees financial reporting, ensures GAAP compliance, leads audits, and collaborates with the CFO and HR.

The Corporate Controller manages all accounting processes, ensures GAAP compliance, leads financial reporting and audits, and develops procedures for asset protection. Strong analytical and leadership skills are essential.

The Corporate Controller manages accounting processes, leads audits, prepares financial projections, ensures GAAP compliance, and oversees financial data analysis and reporting.

Develop and integrate energy storage systems software, focusing on the Site Controller's architecture and collaborating with engineering teams for system optimization and testing.

Join Redwood's energy engineering team as a Software Engineer, focusing on system software for energy storage systems, including design, development, and integration tasks.

The Controller will manage financial records, oversee equity compensation, ensure compliance with financial controls, and support financial close processes.

The Controller oversees financial management for multiple facilities, ensuring compliance, analyzing data, managing budgets, and supporting business leaders in decision making.

The Controller will oversee financial management across multiple facilities, ensure compliance with accounting principles, prepare reports, and support strategic financial decisions.

The Financial Controller will manage the organization's financial performance, direct accounting operations, prepare reports, analyze data, and ensure compliance with regulations.

The Controller oversees financial reporting, internal controls, compliance, and audit interactions, while managing a team in a multi-entity environment.

The Controller will manage all finance operations, overseeing budgeting, accounting, compliance, and collaborating with grant teams to improve finance functions.

Lead and mentor a team, oversee financial reporting for funds, ensure compliance with accounting principles, and improve processes with technology.

The Controller will lead all accounting functions, execute month-end close procedures, oversee financial statement preparation, and provide financial analysis to senior leadership.

The Operational Controller leads financial forecasts, drives projects, manages transactions, prepares executive models, and supports operational performance initiatives.

Lead accounting operations, manage financial reporting, ensure compliance, develop internal controls, and provide strategic financial insights to the leadership team.

The Plant Controller oversees financial performance at the Dayton facility, managing financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting and internal controls while driving improvements in cost structure and productivity.

The Controller oversees financial reporting, internal controls, compliance, and the audit process while leading the accounting team and ensuring strategic financial alignment.

The Project Controller manages accounting for client projects, ensuring compliance with GAAP and contract terms, while preparing financial statements and budgets, conducting cash management, and interacting with stakeholders.

The Controller will manage financial planning, budgeting, and accounting for nonprofit clients, ensuring compliance with regulations and effective communication with stakeholders.