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The Regional Controller oversees financial health and daily accounting operations, including financial statement preparation, cost accounting, inventory costing, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, accounts receivable and payable, banking, purchasing, audits, and internal controls. The role develops financial KPIs and operational improvement strategies, supports manufacturing-related accounting, and ensures GAAP and revenue-recognition compliance. This is an on-site position in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, requiring leadership, ERP expertise, and strong communication skills.

Oversee casino financial operations, including revenue audits, accounting, financial reporting, internal controls, regulatory compliance, procurement, inventory, and shipping and receiving. Lead budgeting, forecasting, vendor management, audits, process improvements, and finance and procurement teams. Ensure compliance with GAAP, Title 31, NIGC, MICS, and tribal gaming regulations while supporting accurate and efficient operations.

Lead accounting, financial reporting, monthly close, cash management, internal controls, compliance, inventory and cost accounting, trade spend, budgeting, forecasting, and stakeholder reporting. Manage the accounting team, external audits, tax coordination, working capital, and manufacturing plant finance partnerships. The role reports to the CEO, supports Board and investor reporting, and requires on-site work in Chicago with periodic travel to a manufacturing facility in North Carolina.

Prepare derivatives-related U.S. GAAP and regulatory disclosures for SEC, Federal Reserve, and bank reports. Perform reconciliations, variance analysis, control procedures, stakeholder coordination, reporting analyses, and automation or workflow enhancement projects. Manage reporting data through final submission while meeting deadlines, maintaining documentation, and escalating issues appropriately.

Leads the program control function across financial forecasting, labor planning, profitability analysis, government contract pricing, and performance reporting. Develops financial models, workforce planning tools, dashboards, and business processes; monitors program revenue, costs, funding, backlog, and forecast accuracy; supports federal proposal pricing; mitigates financial and operational risks; and manages and develops program control staff.

The Controller will build and lead the organization’s accounting and financial control infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing financial close, GAAP-compliant statements, consolidations, general ledger operations, cash flow, treasury, tax compliance, internal controls, audit preparation, reporting, and accounting systems optimization. The role advises senior leadership, oversees risk management and insurance programs, coordinates regulatory filings, and partners with other departments on strategic financial initiatives.

The Project Controller serves as the financial partner for large-scale capital projects, managing budgets, forecasts, cash flow, cost variances, change orders, earned value metrics, contracts, contingencies, audits, executive reporting, and financial risk registers. The role translates engineering and construction progress into financial forecasts and controls, including EAC and ETC calculations, while supporting governance and challenging project leaders on spending deviations.

The Controller leads corporate and property-level accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, tax compliance, and month-end through year-end close processes. The role supervises the accounting team, ensures GAAP compliance, supports owner and lender requests, manages financial policies and risk reduction, and partners with executive leadership on budgets, benchmarks, and strategic business decisions.

Manage accounting operations, general ledger, financial close, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and internal controls. Oversee accounts payable, payroll, billing, and collections while ensuring audit readiness, regulatory filings, Medicare and Medicaid cost reports, and Form 990 compliance. Partner with leadership on financial analysis, performance metrics, and strategic decisions, and lead accounting system upgrades and process improvements.

Supports plant-level financial operations in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include financial reporting, month-end close, accounts payable, inventory controls, budgeting, forecasting, cost and variance analysis, KPI reporting, compliance, ERP data integrity, and process improvement. Partners with production, supply chain, and plant leadership to evaluate operational performance, labor utilization, scrap, and efficiency trends.

Lead and manage Accounting, Payroll, and Student Accounts; maintain comprehensive accounting systems, internal controls, financial reporting, audits, budget/forecasting, Title IV and federal reporting, and liaise with auditors and financial institutions. Supervise staff and support CFO and Board reporting.

Manage all accounting operations, financial reporting, internal controls, budgeting, tax compliance, audits, and cash flow. Lead and develop the finance team, support ERP/Sage improvements, and provide strategic financial analysis to senior leadership to guide business decisions.

Manage all accounting, finance, and payroll for DFI and related entities. Lead ERP and financial systems administration, produce financial statements and reports, oversee close processes, develop internal controls, support audits, partner with operations on performance and risk, coordinate external advisors, and drive automation and process improvements to improve reporting and cash flow.

Lead and manage accounting operations for a multi-entity faith-based organization, ensuring accurate financial reporting, internal controls, budgeting, forecasting, audit coordination, regulatory compliance (including Form 990), payroll/accounts payable/receivable, grant and fixed-asset accounting, and supervision and development of accounting staff.

Manage all accounting functions (AP, AR, payroll, GL), lead month-end close, ensure US GAAP compliance, perform manufacturing cost analysis, prepare financial reports and bank reconciliations, support audits, implement policies and process improvements.

Serve as the primary finance partner for Adhesives manufacturing, leading FP&A, forecasting, variance and cost analyses, maintaining standard costs and inventory valuation, supporting inventory controls and capital planning, partnering with Operations and Supply Chain to improve profitability and operational performance, and ensuring month-end close accuracy and compliance.

Lead accounting operations for a construction company: produce financial reports, balance sheets, income statements, P&Ls; run payroll; manage liens and bonding; maintain accounting records, controls, and budgets to ensure accurate, compliant financial reporting.

Manage accounting operations, produce periodic financial reports and risk analyses, oversee budgeting/forecasting and internal controls, ensure federal and state regulatory compliance, coordinate audits/examinations, manage general ledger and Internal Auditor, and support senior leadership on financial decisions.

Lead company financial planning and accounting operations including budgeting, month-end close, G/L reconciliations, AR/AP, payroll, tax, audit, and financial reporting under US GAAP. Oversee forecasts, variance analysis, inventory controls, collections, and capital expenditure reviews. Manage a Senior Accountant, liaise with auditors, support strategic planning, ensure SOX compliance, and drive cross-functional financial initiatives and process improvements.

Lead regional financial operations including GAAP financial statements, cost and inventory accounting, ASC 606 revenue recognition, budgeting/forecasting, A/R and A/P management, variance analysis, KPI development, internal controls, audit coordination, and process improvements for manufacturing and capital-project environments. On-site minimum three days per week.

Manage accounting functions in a manufacturing environment: oversee payroll processing with ADP/Dayforce/Workday, use SAP and OneStream for reporting, ensure U.S. GAAP compliance, handle inventory and cost accounting, analyze financial data, and collaborate cross-functionally while supervising staff.

Manage fiscal controls, design accounting and reporting procedures, coordinate staff, assist the Controller with financial analysis and presentation, and improve operational systems for the agency.

Lead accounting and finance operations including general ledger maintenance, monthly close, financial statements, budgeting, audit coordination, grant compliance, and staff supervision. Implement financial controls, support strategic financial analysis, and partner with leadership on policies and operational liaison duties.

Lead full-cycle accounting for a multi-unit restaurant group: accounts payable/receivable, GL, bank reconciliations, month- and year-end close, financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, inventory and cost accounting, SOP development, audits, and cross-functional coordination across multi-entity, multi-location operations.

Manage full-cycle accounting for a multi-unit restaurant group, lead month- and year-end close, oversee multi-entity and multi-location accounting, support inventory/cost accounting, cash flow forecasting, audit preparation, SOP documentation, and collaborate with leadership and external consultants.