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Supports Investment Management Finance through product control, accounting, profit and loss and balance sheet reporting, reconciliations, journal entries, general ledger activity, invoicing, and quality control. The role analyzes large data volumes, prepares management reporting, supports regulatory controls, and improves billing, cash receipt, revenue, and accounting processes. It collaborates across Finance and business teams while managing projects, deadlines, risks, and process transformation initiatives.

The Controller will modernize the finance stack, lead accounting tasks, ensure accuracy in financial reporting, and partner with management on strategic decisions while building scalable finance processes.

The Controller will oversee accounting operations, ensuring compliance and efficiency while mentoring the team and developing policies for growth.

Leads global corporate accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, intercompany accounting, close, consolidation, reporting support, and controls across multiple entities and GAAP frameworks. Manages accounting leaders and offshore teams, strengthens SOX readiness, implements accounting policies, supports audits, and drives scalable process improvements, ERP initiatives, and AI automation within a high-growth SaaS environment.

Own and lead the global accounting function across multiple jurisdictions. Establish scalable accounting policies, controls, close and consolidation processes; oversee US GAAP reporting, IFRS and Swiss statutory reconciliations, foreign currency translation, intercompany accounting, audits, PCAOB readiness, and acquisition integration. Assess accounting risks, resolve complex technical matters, and build a high-performing global accounting organization.

Leads accounting and finance activities for a manufacturing site, including budgeting, forecasting, reporting, month-end close, variance analysis, financial controls, audits, and US GAAP/SOX compliance. Partners with operational and engineering leaders to improve profitability, cash flow, investment decisions, and business performance. Manages and develops the finance team while driving process improvements and finance digitization.

The Controller will lead corporate accounting, financial reporting, audits, budgeting, forecasting, regulatory compliance, internal controls, and month-end and year-end close processes. Reporting to the CEO, this role manages the accounting team, develops performance metrics and financial models, monitors cash flow, analyzes variances, and strengthens organizational communications and processes.

Leads financial operations for a manufacturing plant, including close, standard costing, inventory accounting, COGS, budgeting, forecasting, controls, and compliance. Partners with plant and operational leaders to improve manufacturing performance, optimize costs, support capital planning, automate reporting, and strengthen financial accuracy. Coaches leaders on financial literacy and drives accountability and continuous improvement across a matrixed organization.

Lead accounting and financial reporting for trust, wealth management, asset management, fiduciary, and related investment businesses. Oversee monthly/quarterly/annual close, ensure U.S. GAAP and regulatory compliance, maintain internal controls, support audits and examinations, drive process improvements with business partners, and manage and develop the accounting team.

Oversee third-party fund accounting activities across mutual funds, hedge funds, private funds, and other investment products. Review valuations, reconciliations, performance returns, accounting exceptions, and operational controls. Manage service-provider relationships, support audits and regulatory examinations, and identify operational risks. Lead process improvement, dashboard development, workflow modernization, and automation initiatives in partnership with Technology teams.

Supports project managers with financial control, forecasting, reporting, risk and opportunity assessment, billing, revenue recognition, contract and change-order reconciliation, purchase-order cost allocation, and monthly close activities. Maintains accurate project records, ensures compliance with commercial guidelines, analyzes project performance, and helps optimize gross profit, cash flow, assets, and financing. The role also improves project reporting and supports intercompany billing processes.

Leads financial oversight for large-scale construction projects, including budgeting, forecasting, reporting, cost management, cash flow, billing, collections, compliance, and audit coordination. Advises project leadership on financial performance, risks, opportunities, and profitability. Manages project accounting staff and drives consistent financial processes across multiple projects or programs.

The Controller oversees accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, compliance, and team leadership, ensuring effective financial management.

Oversee the company’s accounting and administrative operations, including AP, AR, general ledger, reconciliations, month-end close, financial reporting, cash flow, banking, payroll, invoicing, collections, and subcontractor documentation. Maintain job costing, support budgeting and forecasting, coordinate with external financial partners, and improve processes, reporting, and internal controls for a growing heavy civil construction contractor.

Own the company’s accounting and financial operations, including close, reporting, controls, cash management, budgeting, forecasting, and financial modeling. Partner with the CEO and leadership to provide actionable insights, identify risks, improve profitability, and support strategic decisions. Build scalable financial processes, dashboards, and infrastructure while managing external accountants, auditors, banks, and other financial partners.

Assists with internal audit tasks, resolves audit issues, maintains audit records, ensures compliance with audit policies, supports audit training, and contributes to investigations and risk assessments.

Supports the Business Control Manager with financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, financial close, reconciliations, product costing, inventory and asset control, incentive plans, compliance, invoicing, and financial analysis. Develops reports and queries, troubleshoots internal systems and Microsoft Office tools, and provides data-driven insights to operational and executive management.

Supports the Business Control Manager with financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, monthly close, journal entries, reconciliations, product costing, inventory and fixed-asset controls. Performs financial analysis, incentive-plan calculations, invoicing, compliance activities, and special projects. Maintains operational queries and reports, supports data-driven decisions, and troubleshoots internal systems and Microsoft Office tools while ensuring adherence to company policies and ISO standards.

Contract Controller leading accounting and financial operations for a manufacturing client. Responsibilities include close management, general ledger accounting, financial reporting, manufacturing and cost accounting, inventory valuation, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, audits, process improvement, and accounting team leadership. The role is a four-month onsite engagement in Noblesville, Indiana, requiring onsite work one day per week as needed.

Leads the organization’s accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, internal controls, grant and contract compliance, cash reconciliation, budgeting, and audit coordination. The Controller supervises accounting staff, ensures GAAP and regulatory compliance, strengthens financial processes, prepares reports for executive leadership and the Board, supports forecasting and strategic decisions, and serves as the primary liaison for external auditors and funders.

Lead CommonLit's day-to-day accounting operations, including month-end close, general ledger management, revenue recognition, treasury, tax compliance, audits, internal controls, reporting, procurement, and financial systems. Manage two direct reports, ensure GAAP compliance, support budgeting and grants reporting, and partner with the VP of Finance on cash forecasting, banking, systems implementations, and strategic financial matters.

Leads accounting, financial reporting, cost accounting, consolidations, audits, internal controls, and compliance across a multi-site aerospace and defense organization. Partners with executive leadership on growth, acquisitions, margins, and operational efficiency. Oversees ERP transformation, financial process standardization, government contracting compliance, and development of a scalable finance team. Requires extensive manufacturing, government contracting, GAAP, cost accounting, ERP implementation, and multi-entity consolidation experience.

Leads accounting, financial reporting, cash management, controls, payroll, AP, AR, and general accounting for the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Manages a four-person accounting team, oversees close and audit processes, maintains GAAP compliance, manages banking and liquidity, supports budgeting and forecasting, analyzes business performance, and partners with operating leaders and the CFO to improve accountability, controls, and process efficiency.

The Plant Controller manages plant-level financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, KPI tracking, inventory accounting, standard costing, manufacturing variance analysis, fixed assets, capital expenditures, and profitability analysis. The role partners with plant leadership, Operations, Purchasing, Sales, and Engineering to improve margins, inventory performance, and financial controls. It also serves as a facility ERP expert and oversees reconciliations, physical inventory processes, BOM financial impacts, and monthly financial reviews.

Leads financial oversight for a major plant construction project, managing budgets, forecasts, commitments, change orders, project costs, cash flow, procurement validation, invoices, contracts, capital assets, construction-in-progress, audit readiness, and project closeout. Partners with engineering, construction, procurement, operations, vendors, finance, leadership, and auditors. May supervise accounting staff and support project activities during evenings or weekends as needed.