Top Controller Jobs

The Controller will manage financial operations for multiple plants, ensuring adherence to accounting standards, overseeing budgeting, and producing financial reports to guide strategic decisions.

The Controller will manage payroll operations, prepare financial statements, oversee general ledger activities, and ensure compliance with accounting standards.

The Senior Controller oversees accounting staff, financial statement preparation, audit responses, policy maintenance, and Yardi functions, ensuring compliance and efficient financial operations.

The Controller leads the accounting function, ensuring accurate financial reporting, effective budgeting, compliance, and team development while optimizing processes and supporting leadership decisions.

The Financial Controller oversees accounting operations, budget planning, financial reporting, compliance, and provides guidance to accounting staff.

Manage cost accounting, inventory, and general ledger activities for manufacturing operations. Provide P&L analysis, variance explanations, forecasting, budgeting, and audit support while partnering with plant leadership to improve processes and controls.

The role involves financial oversight of PIMCO's Alternatives platform, managing accounting processes, vendor relations, and executing strategic initiatives.

Lead and own end-to-end accounting: chart of accounts, month-end close, technical accounting (ASC 606/842/718), tax compliance, 409A/equity accounting, audit readiness, internal controls, and management of outsourced accounting. Partner with CFO, FP&A, auditors, and tax firm while building reporting, automation, and scalable finance processes for a high-growth health tech startup.

The Global Controller oversees financial operations, reporting, compliance, and treasury management, ensuring accurate financial practices within a high-growth advertising platform company.

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

The Senior Director of Global Revenue will lead ChargePoint's revenue function, ensuring compliance with revenue recognition standards, driving automation and analytics, and managing a global team.

As a Senior Financial Controller, you will handle financial management, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, tax compliance, and data analysis while leading audits and improving admin functions.

The Controller provides strategic partnership for clients, manages relationships, oversees accounting teams, prepares financial reports, and implements technology solutions for a range of small businesses.

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

The Financial Controller will manage all accounting operations, oversee financial reporting, ensure compliance, handle cash management and internal controls, and lead a team of accounting staff.

The Controller at PushPress will manage the financial operations, lead revenue recognition, oversee cash flow, ensure tax compliance, and build financial infrastructure as the company scales.

The Fractional Controller leads ERP system migrations, oversees accounting processes, and ensures compliance, providing financial leadership and insights.

Manage all accounting operations for a nonprofit, produce timely financial statements, oversee budgeting and forecasts, ensure GAAP and nonprofit compliance, coordinate audits and Form 990 support, maintain internal controls, and supervise finance staff while advising leadership and the board.

Own accounting operations including month-end close, revenue recognition, AP/AR, reconciliations, audit, tax, payroll, controls and budgeting. Deploy AI tooling to automate close and anomaly detection, build real-time reporting, partner with FP&A, and prepare books for audits and Series B fundraising.

Manage assistant controller functions for higher education clients, advise on accounting and finance best practices, oversee multiple client engagements and deadlines, prepare and analyze financial statements, and recommend improvements. Maintain knowledge of organizational policies, government directives, and current accounting standards while supporting client relationships and professional development.

Own monthly, quarterly, and annual US GAAP close processes across multiple entities, including consolidated reporting and statutory filings. Maintain and expand SOX controls, apply complex technical accounting standards, support CFTC and regulatory filings, improve accounting systems and workflows, advise on product launches and M&A, and mentor junior accounting staff.

Oversee day-to-day accounting operations, including monthly and annual closes, financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, AP, AR, fixed assets, and general ledger activities. Lead and develop the accounting team, ensure U.S. GAAP compliance, coordinate audits, manage commission payouts, oversee inventory and asset counts, improve processes, and help operational leaders understand financial performance.

Lead preparation and analysis of consolidated financial statements and month/quarter/year close processes. Manage accounting team, ERP implementation/optimization, cost accounting, budgeting, cash management, compliance, audits, and financial reporting. Drive expense management, job profitability, internal controls, and financial strategy in coordination with leadership.

Lead nonprofit financial operations including accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, grant compliance, internal controls, and audit coordination. Oversee day-to-day accounting (GL, AP, AR, payroll, cash), prepare financial statements, support budgeting and forecasting, manage grant and donor reporting, and supervise finance staff while advising leadership and the board.

Lead sales finance controls, forecasting, and reporting. Partner with Sales, Revenue Operations, Legal, and Accounting to review deals, manage commissions, analyze commercial metrics, ensure ASC606 and GAAP compliance, and produce executive reporting to improve forecasting, accountability, and operational effectiveness.