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Leads enterprise corporate accounting as the Corporate Controller’s second-in-command. Responsibilities include month-end and year-end close, financial reporting, general ledger integrity, project accounting, capital-program cost tracking, internal controls, audit coordination, budgeting support, multi-entity consolidation, and process improvement. The role partners across accounting, FP&A, auditors, and business segments while strengthening systems, automation, and public-company-level control readiness.

Supports the Controller with division accounting operations, including financial reporting, month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, payroll, commissions, cash flow, general ledger maintenance, variance analysis, and management reporting. The role also maintains homebuilding financial systems, supports audits and closings, reviews property tax payments, oversees direct reports, and assists with compliance and employee management responsibilities.

Lead accounting operations, monthly and annual close processes, reconciliations, financial reporting, internal controls, audits, and compliance. Supervise accounting staff, ensure US GAAP adherence, manage capital expenditure tracking, improve financial systems and ERP processes, and partner with FP&A, operations, and revenue cycle teams. Support the VP of Finance with analyses, board presentations, and special projects.

The Assistant Controller oversees accurate and timely financial reporting, accounting-policy compliance, monthly consolidation, financial analysis, cash-flow monitoring, audits, business reporting, insurance support, and acquired-company integrations. The role supports the Corporate Controller, reviews entity financials, investigates anomalies, monitors complex transactions, and mentors colleagues. Candidates need substantial manufacturing accounting experience, strong technical accounting knowledge, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Syteline ERP.

Oversee accounting operations, month-end and year-end close, reconciliations, financial reporting, internal controls, compliance, and audit support. Lead accounting staff, maintain US GAAP compliance, manage capital expenditure reporting, improve financial systems and processes, and collaborate with FP&A and operational teams. Support the VP of Finance with analyses, board materials, and special projects.

Direct financial reporting and corporate accounting functions, including SEC filings, US GAAP compliance, monthly close, equity, lease, and fixed-asset accounting. Lead technical accounting research, audits, internal controls, SOX compliance, Audit Committee materials, variance analysis, reporting improvements, automation, and team development. Partner with business and internal audit stakeholders while ensuring accurate, timely financial information and adapting accounting practices to regulatory and operational changes.

The Assistant Controller oversees daily accounting operations, general ledger integrity, month-end close, financial reporting, reconciliations, forecasting, and regulatory filings. The role manages compliance for government grants, Medicaid, Medicare, OASAS, and DHS funding; prepares Medicaid Cost Reports and Consolidated Fiscal Reports; maintains internal controls; and supervises accounting and accounts receivable staff. The position also supports financial modeling, real estate projects, strategic resource allocation, and organizational leadership initiatives.

Leads corporate accounting operations, financial reporting, regulatory compliance, internal controls, accounting policy, and SOX compliance. Oversees external reporting, GAAP interpretation, audit and regulator relationships, ERP implementation, process transformation, remediation, and cross-functional initiatives. Provides strategic financial insight and develops a high-performing accounting team.

Interim Controller responsible for day-to-day accounting across two companies, including monthly close, reconciliations, intercompany transactions, cash flow forecasting, payroll, tax filings, audits, banking, fixed assets, revenue recognition, and financial reporting. The role supervises accounting and finance staff, establishes financial controls and procedures, supports auditors and tax preparers, and works independently in an in-office entrepreneurial environment.

Own and build Bitwise’s global accounting function across multiple jurisdictions. The Global Controller will establish accounting policies, controls, reporting standards, consolidation processes, and audit readiness under US GAAP, while overseeing IFRS and Swiss statutory reporting. Responsibilities include technical accounting, foreign currency translation, intercompany accounting, acquisition integration, PCAOB audits, risk remediation, and developing a high-performing global accounting team.

Owns internal review and sign-off for private equity and credit fund accounting, including financial statements, allocations, waterfalls, capital activity, fees, valuations, and investor reporting. The role applies US GAAP, ASC 946, and ASC 820; oversees treasury, audits, tax support, third-party administrators, controls, and fund economics; and manages a Senior Fund Accountant while leading process improvements and system implementation.

Leads Vehlo’s financial operations, reporting, accounting compliance, financial systems, audit and tax relationships, M&A integration, and financial planning. The Controller advises private equity owners, executives, and the board; oversees financial statements, cash flow, billing, collections, accounts payable, ERP optimization, and KPI reporting. This role also manages and develops the accounting team while supporting acquisition due diligence, post-merger integration, lender communications, and strategic decision-making in a high-growth SaaS environment.

Leads all accounting operations, financial reporting, close processes, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, audits, tax compliance, and accounting policy development. Manages and develops the accounting team, ensures GAAP and regulatory compliance, partners with the CFO and department heads, and drives process improvements, automation, and financial system optimization.

The Plant Controller partners with plant and executive leadership across manufacturing facilities to improve financial performance. Responsibilities include manufacturing KPI reporting, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, cost modeling, labor and overhead planning, make-versus-buy analysis, and process improvement. The role leads a Senior Financial Analyst, supports strategic manufacturing decisions, and translates financial data into actionable recommendations. Occasional travel is required.

The Controller will lead daily accounting operations, monthly close, reconciliations, general ledger management, financial reporting, audit coordination, and internal controls. The role supervises accounting staff, supports U.S. GAAP and technical accounting activities, coordinates parent-company and international subsidiary reporting, and assists with acquisitions, due diligence, and post-M&A integration. The Controller will also support the Accumatica ERP implementation and improve scalable finance processes while partnering closely with the CFO, auditors, advisors, and parent-company stakeholders.

Lead the finance and accounting function for a plastics manufacturer, overseeing accounting operations, US GAAP compliance, audits, cost accounting, internal controls, budgeting, financial planning, ERP optimization, reporting, cash flow, treasury, and banking relationships. The Controller will manage and develop a five-person accounting and IT team while serving as a strategic partner to executive leadership.

The Controller leads accounting operations across a 50+ property, multi-entity nonprofit portfolio. Responsibilities include financial close, reporting, budgeting, internal controls, HUD and LIHTC compliance, tax filings, audits, treasury, fixed assets, grant reporting, and lender requirements. The role supervises accounting leaders and teams, coordinates with finance and audit committees, and supports organizational governance and financial oversight.

Directs plant accounting operations, financial reporting, cost accounting, budgeting, forecasting, period-end close, audits, and financial controls. Leads accounting staff, analyzes operating performance against budgets, monitors inventory and cost variances, supports capital project returns, and advises plant leadership on profitability, KPIs, risks, and cost-reduction opportunities.

Oversee accounting and financial management, including close processes, financial reporting, job cost accounting, internal controls, cash flow, forecasting, and construction project profitability. Manage accounting staff, ensure GAAP compliance, support audits, monitor billing and collections, maintain WIP and percentage-of-completion reporting, and partner with operations and leadership on budgets, forecasts, cost analysis, and process improvements.

The Controller leads accounting operations, financial close, GAAP and nonprofit compliance, revenue and grant accounting, audits, tax filings, treasury, internal controls, and financial reporting. The role manages accounting staff, improves processes through automation, partners with FP&A and operational leaders, supports forecasting and decision-making, and ensures accurate, timely financial information across entities and funding sources.

Manage accounting and finance operations for Aurora and Denver service centers, including revenue recognition, job costing, inventory, payables, receivables, close procedures, financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, reconciliations, audits, payroll oversight, and technical accounting. Partner with operational leadership on profitability and cost improvements, ensure financial controls, analyze variances, and lead, train, and develop the accounting team.

Leads the company’s accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, accounts payable and receivable, cash management, reconciliations, audits, and internal controls. Manages and develops the accounting team, ensures GAAP compliance, supports budgeting and forecasting, improves accounting systems and processes, and partners with operational and finance leaders on reporting, controls, and organizational growth initiatives.

Controller responsible for financial and accounting operations at a construction company, including job costing, P&L reporting, budgeting, project accounting, union payroll, fringe benefits, insurance audits and claims, incident management, and tax preparation. The role requires strong construction accounting software and Microsoft Office skills, accuracy, independent judgment, prioritization, and effective communication. This is a full-time, onsite position in the Northern San Francisco Bay Area.

The Controller leads the Truck Division’s financial operations, including monthly close, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, internal controls, audits, and accounting functions such as accounts payable and receivable. The role manages and develops accounting staff, supports strategic planning, drives continuous process improvement, ensures compliance with finance policies, and provides accurate financial information to business stakeholders and leadership.

Serves as finance business partner to manufacturing site leadership, owning financial results, budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, inventory controls, month-end reporting, capital expenditure analysis, audits, and cost reduction initiatives. The role supports Duncan and Shrewsbury manufacturing sites and provides financial insights, operational variance analysis, and recommendations to improve productivity, cost management, and inventory performance.