Top Controller Jobs

Build and lead Inferact’s accounting and financial operations, including reliable books, close processes, financial reporting, technical accounting, audits, controls, billing, collections, payroll coordination, cash management, and system improvements. Translate contracts, usage data, infrastructure spending, and international operations into accurate accounting policies and workflows. Partner with leadership and cross-functional teams while automating repetitive processes and supporting scalable growth.

Oversee cost control for a major energy infrastructure project, including value-of-work-done tracking, forecasting, variance analysis, reporting, invoice reconciliation, purchase orders, contractor cost reporting, and change-order evaluation. Coordinate with project, planning, supply chain, contractors, vendors, and business partners to maintain accurate budgets, forecasts, approvals, and payment processes. Support project closeout, audits, process training, and cost-management improvements.

The Corporate Controller owns the internal controls framework, audit readiness, lender and covenant reporting, and financial governance. This role leads control design, testing, remediation, external audit relationships, GAAP integrity, and financial-risk escalation. It also advises on ERP, technology, and process transformations through a controls lens. The position requires professional-services billing knowledge, hands-on transaction-level investigation, executive communication, and influence without direct line management.

Assistant Controller leading close management, GAAP-compliant reporting, technical accounting, SEC reporting support, SOX controls, audit readiness, ERP transformation, treasury operations, process automation, and development of a remote accounting team. The role requires extensive public accounting and public company experience, strong internal controls expertise, and leadership across finance, audit, IT, and executive stakeholders.

The Plant Controller leads financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, inventory controls, capital expenditure analysis, month-end close, and internal controls across manufacturing locations. The role partners with plant leadership to improve profitability, optimize production costs, analyze variances, validate savings, and support operational decisions. Responsibilities also include maintaining standard costs, overseeing physical inventories, ensuring GAAP compliance, preparing financial statements, and supervising staff.

Leads accounting, financial reporting, controls, budgeting, forecasting, cost analysis, inventory accuracy, and audit support across multiple manufacturing sites. Partners with plant and corporate leadership to improve margins, operational performance, working capital, reporting, and decision-making. Evaluates capital investments, strengthens ERP and data integrity, supports automation and dashboards, and mentors finance and operations teams.

Support the Business Unit Controller in accounting and FP&A: prepare monthly management reporting, budgets, forecasts, cash flow, SOX compliance and audits, analyze P&L and balance sheet drivers, manage transactional flows (O2C, P2P, MTO), and lead process improvements and staff development.

Lead finance activities for the Denver and Downingtown manufacturing plants, including budgeting, forecasting, product costing, variance analysis, working capital, capital planning, and financial controls. Partner with plant and supply chain leaders to improve performance, optimize costs, evaluate investments, and execute corrective actions. Provide financial insights, mentor plant leaders, and manage the Plant FP&A Manager.

Lead finance and accounting for a growing rewards-technology business. Build financial models, support fundraising and partner deal decisions, oversee revenue recognition, billing, reconciliations, bookkeeping, close, reporting, tax coordination, controls, cash forecasting, and M&A accounting integration. Partner with the CEO, investors, enterprise customers, accountants, auditors, and tax advisors while ensuring accurate, timely, investor-ready financials.

The Assistant Controller will oversee accounting operations, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger, and financial reporting. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, budgets, and forecasts; managing cash flow and investments; maintaining financial policies, procedures, and internal controls; supporting compliance; and partnering with banks, auditors, and internal departments. The role also involves mentoring accounting team members and improving financial processes.

Own day-to-day accounting and financial operations across multiple entities, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, billing, reconciliations, close processes, reporting, cash flow, payroll coordination, and financial controls. Use AI, automation, and modern finance tools to improve accuracy, scalability, and efficiency. Partner with leadership, operations, external accountants, auditors, and tax advisors while supporting budgeting and forecasting.

Support Coinbase’s finance product launch review program by coordinating cross-functional workstreams, tracking risks and deadlines, evaluating requirements and test transactions, maintaining launch dashboards and documentation, and improving processes through data, AI, automation, and standardized workflows. The intern will collaborate with Finance, Product, Engineering, Compliance, Legal, and Operations while supporting internal control adherence and financial analysis.

Own the full accounting cycle, including monthly close, financial reporting, general ledger, grant compliance, AP, AR, fixed assets, leases, and audit readiness. Manage outsourced accounting teams, vendor commitments, tax filings, internal controls, and ERP implementation. Build manufacturing cost accounting and commercial revenue processes as the company scales from R&D to production. Partner with finance, engineering, procurement, and operations while improving close efficiency through automation and documented processes.

Leads corporate accounting, monthly and quarterly close, consolidation, financial reporting, technical accounting, internal controls, SOX readiness, audit support, and finance systems transformation. The role will standardize accounting policies, consolidate general ledgers, modernize reporting processes, build scalable global and offshore operating models, and develop accounting talent while advising the CFO, Audit Committee, auditors, and senior leadership.

Supports the Controller across accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, treasury, compliance, cost accounting, and inventory management. Performs financial close, reconciliations, journal entries, cost and variance analysis, audit coordination, internal control oversight, and forecasting. Supervises finance and inventory personnel, manages ERP-related inventory issues, and supports process improvements. The role is onsite and operates in a manufacturing environment.

Support the Controller by overseeing accounting operations, general ledger management, financial reporting, period-end close, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, internal controls, and audit coordination. The role supervises day-to-day accounting activities, ensures GAAP compliance, maintains accurate financial records, and provides insights to finance and operational leaders.

Assistant Controller leads day-to-day accounting operations, including month-end close, financial reporting, general ledger maintenance, reconciliations, cash management, AP and AR oversight, audit support, and technical accounting. The role provides guidance and mentorship to accounting staff, supports the CFO, maintains accurate financial records, and prepares financial analysis and reporting. Candidates need a bachelor's degree and at least five years of progressive accounting experience.

Supports manufacturing plant controllers by managing accounting operations, month-end close, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, reconciliations, internal controls, audits, and regulatory compliance. Leads accounting staff, supports ERP implementations and capital business cases, analyzes financial data, identifies cost-reduction opportunities, and translates financial information for operational stakeholders. The role requires manufacturing cost accounting experience, strong ERP and Excel proficiency, and cross-functional collaboration.

Leads the Finance Department, overseeing accounting operations, personnel, monthly close, financial reporting, reconciliations, billing, collections, cash flow, WIP, job costing, revenue recognition, sales tax filings, budgeting, and forecasting. Partners with senior management on financial analysis, business growth, variance investigation, and operational issue resolution while ensuring compliance with U.S. GAAP.

Leads accounting operations for a multi-state, multi-entity organization, including GAAP reporting, consolidations, close management, tax compliance, audits, investor and lender reporting, and internal controls. Owns NetSuite optimization, systems integrations, automation, and AI-enabled accounting workflows. Manages the accounting team, strengthens governance, supports private equity requirements, and partners with finance leadership on strategic growth and financial decisions.

Owns general ledger operations, financial close, US GAAP reporting, government contract accounting, DCAA compliance, indirect rates, billing, audits, internal controls, ERP configuration, and inventory accounting. The Senior Controller will bring outsourced accounting in-house, build a finance team, support manufacturing operations, and report financial and compliance results to the CEO.

Oversee U.S. accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, internal controls, audits, regulatory filings, and federal, state, and local tax compliance. Lead accounting and finance team development, partner with external auditors and tax advisors, support budgeting and forecasting, analyze financial performance, and drive process improvements. Ensure accurate reporting under U.S. GAAP while providing financial guidance to executive leadership and operations.

Oversee the agency’s accounting functions, including month-end close, account reconciliations, financial statement review, accounting software management, and timely reporting. Lead annual audit preparation, maintain financial integrity, supervise accounting staff, and represent the agency with internal and external stakeholders. Partner with executive leadership to support effective financial and administrative operations.

Own end-to-end accounting and financial operations as the company’s first accounting hire. Responsibilities include bringing accounting in-house, managing close, implementing a manufacturing-ready ERP, overseeing inventory and product costing, developing technical accounting policies and internal controls, preparing for audits, building the accounting team, managing tax advisors, and supporting budgeting and unit economics.

The Controller oversees factory accounting operations, financial close, general ledger, cost accounting, inventory valuation, internal controls, compliance, tax filings, and consolidated reporting. The role partners with plant and executive leadership on financial performance, manages and develops the accounting team, coordinates audits, and leads finance transformation, automation, data governance, and reporting improvements. The position requires manufacturing finance expertise, CPA certification, US GAAP knowledge, and significant progressive accounting experience.