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Lead TabaBank’s accounting operations, financial close, financial statement preparation, regulatory reporting, internal controls, reconciliations, audits, and accounting infrastructure. Oversee bank accounting for deposits, investments, treasury, payments, merchant acquiring, and settlement activity. Partner with Finance, Treasury, Risk, Technology, and Operations while supporting regulatory examinations, remediation, consolidation, tax coordination, and scalable reporting processes.

The Controller leads Banza’s accounting function, owning cash and working capital visibility, monthly close, GAAP compliance, controls, inventory valuation, cost accounting, COGS, A/P, A/R, debt covenant reporting, audits, tax compliance, and finance systems. The role strengthens accounting processes through automation, partners with FP&A and Strategy & Analytics, and leads the accounting team as the company scales.

Oversee the company’s accounting department, financial reporting, accounts payable and receivable, internal controls, budgeting, forecasting, capital accounting, operational metrics, and audit coordination. Lead and develop accounting staff while providing financial analysis and guidance to management. Ensure accurate, timely financial information and compliance with accounting policies and GAAP.

Provide outsourced accounting services to nonprofit clients, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, reconciliations, monthly financial reporting, grant tracking, cash-flow monitoring, and audit preparation. The role requires regular client interaction with staff, boards, and finance committees, using accounting software and Excel in a hybrid environment.

The Controller oversees finance operations for a manufacturing business unit, including inventory management, product costing, variance analysis, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, audits, and profitability modeling. The role partners with plant and business unit leadership on KPIs, cost savings, capital expenditures, and business cases. It also manages finance staff, establishes processes and controls, and ensures accurate, compliant financial information.

Oversee the bank’s accounting operations, ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting, GAAP and regulatory compliance, reconciliations, exception processing, funding deadlines, internal controls, audits, and financial reporting improvements. The Controller will lead core accounting functions, collaborate with internal teams, and provide leadership with insight into financial performance and reporting accuracy.

Own Surge’s accounting function end to end, including monthly, quarterly, and annual close; GAAP-compliant financial reporting; usage- and milestone-based revenue recognition; payables, receivables, billing, collections, payroll, tax compliance, and internal controls. Build scalable accounting processes and systems, manage external accounting and tax advisors, partner with FP&A, Legal, and People, and help grow the accounting team.

Leads accounting operations, financial reporting, internal controls, audits, budgeting support, and federal, state, and local tax compliance and strategy. Oversees close processes, tax provisions, tax audits, external advisors, accounting systems, and staff development. Partners with executive, legal, HR, and operations teams on financial and tax matters. Requires an active CPA license, extensive progressive accounting and tax experience, and strong knowledge of GAAP, ASC 740, and multi-state taxation.

Manages full-cycle accounting and month-end close for multiple operating companies, including journal entries, reconciliations, variance analysis, audits, and GAAP compliance. Leads and develops the accounting team, coordinates with cross-functional stakeholders, improves processes, and supports adoption of accounting software and tools. The role requires strong financial reporting expertise, organization, communication, and the ability to manage multiple priorities under tight deadlines.

Owns full-cycle accounting, monthly close, financial reporting, tax compliance, internal controls, audits, and multi-state regulatory obligations. Partners with the CFO on budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management while supporting healthcare revenue accounting. Builds scalable accounting infrastructure, evaluates financial systems, and leads or mentors accounting staff and outsourced resources in a remote, venture-backed startup environment.

Assistant Controller supporting accounting operations, financial reporting, general ledger, inventory and cost accounting, internal controls, procure-to-pay processes, and month-end close. The role analyzes manufacturing variances, ensures GAAP compliance, supports ERP and process improvements, partners with operational leaders, and supervises accounting staff.

The Controller leads accounting and finance operations, including monthly close, financial reporting, revenue recognition, billing, payroll, tax compliance, cash forecasting, budgeting, and internal controls. The role supports inventory, project accounting, acquisitions, consolidations, and process improvement while partnering with executives and business leaders. Reporting to the CFO, the Controller also develops the finance team and provides analysis for strategic and Board-level decisions.

Owns day-to-day accounting operations for an operating company, including monthly close, financial reporting, project accounting, revenue recognition, job costing, forecasting, controls, payroll oversight, and audit support. The manager partners with regional finance teams, supports ERP implementations, and may supervise accounting staff. The role requires strong GAAP knowledge, multi-entity accounting experience, Excel skills, and hands-on close ownership.

Support end-to-end preparation, review and submission of FR Y-14A reports and related capital stress-testing deliverables. Consolidate and analyze scenario-based projections across income statement, balance sheet, capital and RWA; perform reasonableness reviews and variance investigations; maintain reporting templates, business rules, controls and documentation; partner with Finance, Risk, Treasury and Technology; participate in technology change delivery and UAT; respond to regulators and auditors; and improve reporting via automation using Alteryx, Python, SQL and Tableau.

Provide technical accounting guidance on complex hedge and derivatives transactions, coordinate cross-regional stakeholders, review quarterly financial statements and disclosures, implement new hedge accounting standards, respond to auditors and ad hoc inquiries, and drive controls, automation and process standardization across the Treasury/Chief Investment Office.

Consolidate, review, and analyze quarterly financial data; coordinate inputs across business partners; prepare and reconcile regulatory filings (Call Report, FR Y-9C, Pillar 3) to published financials; interpret SEC and regulatory requirements; reinforce controls and improve reporting processes.

Manage end-to-end production and control of TIC country exposure reporting filed with the Federal Reserve. Improve reporting controls and processes, reconcile balance sheet items, identify data quality issues, coordinate regulatory filings, and partner with stakeholders to implement reporting changes and process automation.

The Assistant Controller will lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities; maintain general-ledger integrity; prepare financial reporting; strengthen internal controls; support audits, tax, compliance, and government-contracting requirements; and oversee inventory, cost accounting, and operational finance processes. The role will optimize ERP and accounting workflows, mentor the accounting team, partner cross-functionally, and help build scalable financial infrastructure. It is a succession-track position with potential advancement to Controller within several quarters.

Manages the division’s day-to-day accounting and financial operations, including month-end close, accounts payable, payroll, reporting, budgeting, variance analysis, audits, and joint venture financials. Leads and develops the accounting team, ensures compliance with corporate policies, monitors financial and sales activity, and delivers accurate reports to division management. The role also supports recruiting, performance management, and corporate projects.

Leads the company’s accounting operations, including financial reporting, consolidation, general ledger, close processes, profit recognition, AP/AR, payroll, internal controls, audits, and GAAP compliance. Oversees accounting teams and multiple-entity construction contracting operations, develops accounting policies and procedures, supports executive decision-making through financial analysis, and manages auditor and stakeholder relationships.

Leads corporate accounting operations, including financial reporting, consolidation, general ledger, close processes, GAAP compliance, internal controls, audits, AP/AR, payroll, and profit recognition. Oversees accounting teams and multiple-entity construction-company transactions, develops accounting policies and procedures, supports executive decision-making through financial analysis, and manages auditor and regulatory reporting relationships.

The Corporate Controller will lead accounting operations, month-end close, financial reporting, audits, tax compliance, payment reconciliations, internal controls, treasury, and exit-readiness activities. The role manages accounting systems, automation initiatives, vendor relationships, and accounting team development while partnering with FP&A, Payments, HR, and senior leadership. The position requires strong U.S. GAAP expertise, including ASC 606, audit leadership, AP operations experience, and familiarity with SaaS, payments, or FinTech environments.

Oversee accounting, financial reporting, treasury, liquidity management, tax support, and investment operations for a family office. Manage reporting across entities, trusts, partnerships, and private investments; coordinate capital calls and distributions; prepare forecasts and financial analyses; liaise with advisors; lead process improvement and automation initiatives; and mentor accounting staff.

The Corporate Controller leads accounting and controllership functions, including close processes, general ledger, payables, receivables, payroll, tax, US GAAP reporting, audits, and internal controls. The role manages a team of 10–20 professionals, supports budgeting and forecasting, partners with executive leadership and auditors, and drives process improvement, systems optimization, risk management, and strategic financial analysis in a private equity-backed environment.

Supports the Controller with daily accounting, accounts payable and receivable, general ledger activities, inventory reconciliations, month-end close, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and production revenue analysis. The role also resolves invoicing and credit issues, ensures SAP data accuracy, supports physical inventories and cycle counts, trains staff, and recommends process improvements across plant and corporate teams.