Top Controller Jobs

Manage and maintain manufacturing financial controls, reporting, cash flow, AR/AP, audits, and business planning. Support continuous improvement, ISO/IATF compliance, lead finance processes, and collaborate with operations and IT.

Lead accounting/finance for a manufacturing business: prepare and analyze complex financial plans, drive financial systems improvements, oversee accounting/finance department, support pricing and cost estimating, ensure SOX compliance, and advise management on financial decisions and risks.

Lead financial controllership and commercial finance for North America FIT businesses. Partner with CEO and leadership on budgeting, forecasting, KPI reporting, profitability analysis, and strategic decision-making. Oversee month-end close, reconciliations, audit, tax, treasury, controls, and process improvements. Manage and develop finance team and collaborate with shared services and global finance.

Lead nonprofit accounting and finance: manage month-end close, general ledger, fund accounting, financial reporting, audit readiness, internal controls, cash forecasting, AP/AR/payroll oversight, and compliance with GAAP, grant and donor requirements.

The Controller will oversee project financials, lead financial report analysis, handle job costing, invoicing, and coordinate with auditors, requiring extensive accounting experience.

Lead general ledger accounting, month-end close, reconciliations, journal entries, audits, tax compliance, and treasury operations. Prepare financial statements, manage cash forecasting, coordinate external auditors and tax advisors, support manufacturing operations, and improve internal controls and financial reporting.

The Controller oversees accounting and billing for multiple companies, analyzing financial statements, managing audits, and maintaining regulatory compliance, requiring strong analytical and communication skills.

Lead accounting and financial reporting for global manufacturing operations, oversee general ledger, AP/AR, inventory, and fixed assets; manage month/end and year-end close, consolidate foreign entities, support budgeting, forecasting, tax/audit coordination, internal controls, cost accounting, and mentor accounting staff to improve plant performance and strategic decision-making.

The Controller will manage accounting functions, oversee financial operations, lead a team of project accountants, execute financial strategies, and ensure accurate reporting.

Pylon's first Controller will own month-end close, GAAP financial reporting, AR/AP operations, systems and ERP implementation, internal controls and audit readiness, automation of accounting workflows, and management of auditors, tax advisors, and banking relationships to scale finance operations.

The Controller oversees financial and employee benefit departments, manages accounting/payroll, prepares budgets and financial statements, and administers employee benefit plans.

As Controller, you will lead global accounting and controls, ensure compliance, manage audits, lead a team, and improve systems for financial operations.

Lead end-to-end accounting including month-end close, GAAP financial statements, journal entries, reconciliations, and variance analysis. Oversee AP/AR, payroll coordination, revenue recognition, job costing, internal controls, audit readiness, and accounting system ownership (ERP). Improve processes, implement automation, and provide hands-on leadership, training, and performance management for the accounting team.

Manage and monitor project finances to keep projects within budget. Perform forecasting, variance analysis, and financial reporting. Support project managers and finance stakeholders to ensure compliance and inform decision-making.

The Controller oversees financial activities including budgeting, reporting, and tax compliance, while managing teams and improving processes in a manufacturing environment.

Serve as the plant finance leader for a $100M+ corrugated facility: manage GL, inventory, and cost accounting; own month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, and GAAP compliance; provide strategic financial analysis and recommendations to plant leadership; lead and develop the on-site accounting team; drive process improvements and cross-functional collaboration.

The Director of Finance leads financial operations, ensuring accurate reporting, budgeting, and strategic initiatives while managing a finance team and improving financial performance.

Lead preparation of US GAAP financial statements, manage project-level accounting from development through sale, oversee budgeting, cash forecasting, internal controls, audits, and tax compliance. Build and lead the accounting team, coordinate with cross-functional teams, support due diligence and board reporting, and ensure accurate revenue recognition and capitalization across a multi-project renewable energy portfolio.

Oversee day-to-day accounting for a construction/project-based business: lead accounting staff, maintain internal controls, manage month-end close, project accounting, budgeting/forecasting, cash flow, payroll, tax filings, audits, and financial reporting to support senior leadership decisions.

Serve as financial co-pilot for a project portfolio: own EACs, quantify deviations and risks, manage cash flow and change orders, deliver monthly performance reviews, drive forecasting and pacing, and develop reporting and ad hoc analyses to improve project financial outcomes.

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.

Lead site finance and accounting functions, ensure US GAAP and SOX compliance, drive profitability, cash flow, forecasting, audits, and process improvements. Act as business partner to GM, build business cases, manage finance team, and support tax, customs, and trade compliance.

Serve as a client-facing Accounting Director/Controller delivering advisory and outsourced accounting services. Oversee full-cycle accounting, financial reporting, internal controls, cash/treasury, audits, and post-acquisition integration. Lead and mentor accounting teams, manage projects, and implement best practices across multiple clients and industries.

Own end-to-end accounting for a multi-entity, hardware+software startup: monthly/annual close, GAAP financials, revenue recognition, inventory/COGS, ERP selection/implementation, automate close and reporting, tax and debt reporting, internal controls, and audit readiness.

Own and build Pixis' finance function: run monthly close and reporting, ensure GAAP compliance and audit readiness, stand up standalone payroll/benefits/banking/ERP (NetSuite) systems, lead M&A financial diligence and post-merger integrations, manage FP&A, tax, compliance, investor reporting, and vendor relationships.