Top Controller Jobs

Oversee outsourced financial controller services for multiple clients, including month-end close, financial reporting, variance analysis, GL, AP/AR, reconciliations, audit readiness, and internal controls. Lead Account Managers, coach accounting staff, manage client relationships, and advise business owners and finance teams. Drive accounting process improvements, software integrations, quality, efficiency, and scalable service delivery across client portfolios.

Own end-to-end accounting operations for a mortgage platform, including AP/AR, accruals, monthly close, loan-level accounting, funding reconciliations, gain-on-sale, investor settlements, controls, reporting, and audit readiness. Partner with the CFO to build an automation-first finance function, configure integrations, define system requirements, and automate processes across the general ledger, loan origination, warehouse funding, and reporting systems.

Leads accounting operations, financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, cost accounting, working capital management, audits, and SOX compliance. Supports the CFO and cross-functional business leaders with financial analysis, modeling, cost-reduction recommendations, and strategic planning. Supervises and develops finance staff while ensuring GAAP and SEC-compliant reporting, effective internal controls, timely close processes, and accurate financial statements.

Supports the Controller across daily accounting operations, multi-entity general ledger management, month-end and year-end close, financial reporting, budgeting, audits, compliance, and internal controls. The role prepares reconciliations and GAAP financial statements, improves accounting processes and systems, supports acquisitions, and mentors accounting staff while collaborating with Revenue Cycle, HR/Payroll, Supply Chain, and Operations.

Oversee plant financials, cost accounting, month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, pricing, and financial controls. Partner with production, procurement, and supply chain teams to improve efficiency, manage inventory and costs, analyze variances, and increase plant profitability. Lead ERP usage, process improvements, risk management, operational dashboards, and development of the plant cost accounting team while supporting food safety and quality objectives.

Leads Standard Alloys’ finance and accounting function, including financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, working capital, controls, audits, and ERP transformation. Serves as the General Manager’s primary financial business partner, focusing on manufacturing performance, profitability, operational decision support, and continuous improvement. The Controller also manages the finance team, ensures IFRS and statutory compliance, improves legacy ERP reporting and data quality, and supports future system migration.

Supports the Controller by overseeing accounting activities, preparing and analyzing financial statements, managing journal entries, budgets, forecasts, reconciliations, internal controls, and audit support. Ensures compliance with GAAP, tax regulations, SOX and J-SOX requirements. Analyzes financial data, identifies trends and variances, supports federal, state, and local filings, and helps resolve accounting issues while handling confidential financial and employee information.

The Assistant Controller leads monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities; prepares financial statements, reconciliations, reporting, and technical accounting documentation; and supports audit, tax, compliance, and internal controls. The role supervises accounting staff, improves processes and systems, implements automation and AI tools, and partners with the Controller and CFO on financial insights and operational decisions. Experience with U.S. GAAP, healthcare or regulated industries, ERP systems, reporting tools, and process optimization is valued.

Lead accounting and financial operations, partner with executive leadership, oversee month-end close, financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, strengthen controls and processes, produce actionable business insights, and drive efficiency and margin improvement with a path to CFO.

The Assistant Controller owns month-end close, accounts receivable and collections, accounts payable, expense compliance, cash forecasting, and accounting process improvement. The role supports finance system implementations, documents standardized workflows, mentors accounting staff, and provides accurate financial analysis to leadership. It requires hands-on accounting experience, QuickBooks Online expertise, familiarity with AP or collections platforms, Google Workspace proficiency, and demonstrated use of Claude to improve finance workflows.

Leads divisional accounting and financial stewardship for a manufacturing organization. Responsibilities include month-end close, financial reporting, general ledger oversight, reconciliations, internal controls, inventory and working capital management, budgeting, forecasting, FP&A, operational KPI analysis, audits, compliance, ERP optimization, and team leadership.

Supports the Site Controller and manufacturing leadership through financial close, reporting, forecasting, budgeting, cost accounting, variance analysis, inventory valuation, internal controls, and audit readiness. Translates manufacturing operations into actionable financial insights, monitors costs and performance, supports standard costing and compliance, and improves reporting, data quality, and financial processes across the manufacturing site.

Own funding structure and SPV accounting, securitization transaction accounting, recurring close, reconciliations, trustee and investor reporting, financial statement support, and internal controls. Oversee treasury, payroll, and compensation accounting while partnering with cross-functional teams on audits, process improvements, automation, and finance operations scaling. The role requires strong US GAAP expertise, structured finance experience, and the ability to lead complex accounting initiatives.

Leads accounting teams responsible for accurate and timely property financial statements. Supervises reconciliations, rent-roll reviews, budgeting, operating-result monitoring, audits, client communications, hiring, performance reviews, and process improvements. Coordinates with controllers, the CFO, operational teams, clients, and auditors while ensuring accounting procedures comply with GAAP and departmental goals are achieved.

Oversee financial close, general ledger accounting, reconciliations, financial reporting, variance analysis, AP and AR governance, manufacturing and cost accounting, internal controls, ERP optimization, budgeting, forecasting, and finance team development. Serve as the operational and strategic backup to the VP of Finance while supporting succession planning and continuous process improvement.

The role involves supporting a lean team of fund accountants by utilizing AI workflows for automating tasks and ensuring efficient customer service with complex fund accounting needs.

Lead a 10+ person accounting team to manage financial accounting, technical and cost accounting, tax, SOX controls, monthly/quarterly close, POC/EAC for government contracts, audit readiness, and build SEC-ready reporting.

Leads end-to-end controllership for AVEVA’s US legal entities, overseeing financial reporting, monthly and annual close, SOX compliance, IFRS and US GAAP adherence, audits, statutory readiness, and cross-functional accounting coordination. The role manages accounting operations for a large US software business, drives cost transparency and process improvement, and builds a high-performing controllership organization through talent development and performance management.

Oversee accounting and financial reporting for an assigned division or business unit. Prepare financial statements, budgets, forecasts, variance analyses, management reports, and audit schedules. Monitor internal controls, support regulatory compliance and tax filings, coordinate external audits, and provide financial insights to operational and finance leadership. The Controller also guides junior staff and identifies process improvements.

Oversee accounting and financial reporting for a division or business unit. Responsibilities include financial statement preparation, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, internal controls, audit coordination, regulatory compliance, tax reporting, and management reporting. The Controller partners with finance and operational leadership, supports process improvements, and provides guidance to accounting staff while ensuring accurate, timely financial information.

Leads the Academy and College’s accounting and financial reporting functions, including general ledger, audits, treasury, grants, endowments, budgeting, forecasting, compliance, and internal controls. Oversees financial systems and reporting, supervises accounting staff, supports institutional decision-making, and provides financial guidance to senior leadership, the Board, and departments. Ensures compliance with GAAP, regulations, donor restrictions, grant requirements, and nonprofit higher education accounting standards.

Lead accounting operations for a credit union: prepare financial statements, oversee regulatory filings (NCUA Call Reports), manage general ledger and reconciliations, direct accounting staff, maintain internal controls and CECL allowance processes, drive month/quarter/year-end close, coordinate audits and regulatory exams, support CFO with financial analysis, and implement process improvements and automation.

Serve as controller for nonprofit clients, advising on accounting and finance best practices, managing multiple client engagements and deadlines, preparing and analyzing financial statements, and recommending improvements. Maintain knowledge of organizational policies, regulations, and accounting standards while advising management on financial objectives and policies. The role also involves client relationship development, project management, industry participation, and supporting workforce and risk-management needs.

Leads financial strategy, accounting operations, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, compliance, internal controls, and monthly close activities for a manufacturing operation. Oversees AR, AP, currency hedging, customer and supplier controls, and capital expenditure guidance. Builds and develops a finance team across multiple sites and countries while supporting leadership decision-making, process improvement, automation, and organizational growth.

Leads accounting, payroll, accounts receivable, and accounts payable operations for a nonprofit organization. Oversees financial close, reporting, grants, cost allocations, investments, audits, compliance filings, internal controls, and process automation. Manages and develops finance staff while partnering with FP&A, programs, development, auditors, and senior leadership to ensure accurate financial stewardship and strategic alignment.