Top Controller Jobs

The Controller leads accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash-flow management, inventory valuation, production costing, internal controls, audits, and ERP improvements. The role supervises and develops the accounting and finance team, ensures GAAP compliance and accurate financial data, supports department leaders with financial insight, and partners with the CFO to improve profitability, efficiency, and business performance.

Oversees the company’s accounting operation, including financial reporting, budgeting, journal entries, accounts payable and receivable, credit evaluation, collections, audits, and financial analysis. Manages and develops accounting staff, ensures compliance with accounting principles, tax codes, regulations, ISO and QS standards, and supports organizational performance, communication, and process improvement.

Manage project financial control, including budgets, forecasts, cost-to-complete estimates, earned value, variance analysis, invoicing, cash flow, subcontractor payments, purchase orders, change orders, claims, and financial reporting. Monitor project financial health, support revenue recognition and contract management, prepare forecasts and budgets, and collaborate with project teams, planners, controllers, and management.

Leads controllership and financial planning for the Indianapolis manufacturing operation. Partners with the General Manager and cross-functional leaders on forecasting, long-range planning, annual operating plans, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, strategic investments, and performance improvement. Oversees month-end close, financial reporting, U.S. GAAP compliance, internal controls, SOX, and FICAP requirements. Manages and develops two finance professionals and supports M&A activities, reporting, and business decision-making.

Leads accounting and financial reporting across multiple entities, managing close processes, financial statements, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, audits, compliance, and accounting operations. Oversees process improvement, financial systems optimization, automation, and reporting enhancements while partnering with executive and operational leaders. Develops accounting staff and supports organizational growth, entity integration, and strategic decision-making.

Interim Controller stabilizes accounting functions by managing month-end and year-end close, reconciling balance sheets, correcting legacy issues, supporting ERP transitions and data migration, strengthening internal controls, preparing audits, managing accounting teams, and assisting CFOs or sponsors with reporting, diligence, and quality of earnings work. The role requires rapid deployment, manufacturing accounting expertise, hands-on ERP experience, and on-site work five days per week.

Owns finance operations across two manufacturing sites, including monthly close, IFRS reporting, budgeting, forecasting, controls, audits, cash flow, working capital, cost control, capex tracking, and ERP improvements. Partners with plant and global leaders to improve performance, leads finance teams, and drives process improvements across sites.

Leads financial management for a manufacturing plant, overseeing budgeting, forecasting, financial close, cost accounting, variance analysis, capital investment evaluation, internal controls, SOX compliance, and audits. Partners with plant leadership to improve profitability and operational performance, provides strategic financial insights, and leads and develops the plant finance team.

Supports the Controller in leading accounting operations, financial close, reporting, audits, internal controls, ERP systems, compliance, and process improvement. Oversees general ledger integrity, reconciliations, variance analysis, financial statements, audit coordination, and accounting data quality. Supervises and develops accounting staff while partnering with executives, operational teams, IT, and external vendors to improve finance processes and reporting automation.

Own the accounting function for a PE-backed SaaS company, leading financial close and reporting, technical accounting, ASC 606 revenue recognition, controls, audits, tax compliance, ERP strategy, treasury, banking, and sponsor reporting. Build scalable processes and develop the accounting team while partnering with the CFO on board reporting, financing, M&A, and potential exit activities.

Provides 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 Accountant communicates with clients, staff, boards, and finance committees, works across multiple client organizations in hybrid and on-site settings, and may progress toward a Controller role.

Provides 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 nonprofit staff, boards, and finance committees, and may involve both virtual and on-site work. It offers hybrid flexibility and potential advancement to a Controller-level position.

Perform accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll processing, reconciliations, monthly financial reporting, grant monitoring, cash flow projections, and audit preparation for nonprofit clients. The Accountant will work with multiple clients, staff, boards, and finance committees in a hybrid environment, with opportunities for advancement to Controller.

Provides 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 involves regular interaction with clients, boards, and finance committees, with work performed in a hybrid environment and occasional client-site travel.

Provides 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 Accountant works with multiple clients, their staff, boards, and finance committees in a hybrid environment, with opportunities for advancement to Controller.

Assists with financial planning, forecasting, variance analysis, budgeting, and operational performance reporting. Oversees accounting activities, period-end close, internal controls, audits, treasury support, and ERP improvements. Supervises accounting staff and collaborates with cross-functional teams in a manufacturing environment to improve financial processes, reporting, compliance, and decision-making.

The Assistant Plant Controller prepares financial reports, forecasts, budgets, and month-end close activities. Responsibilities include inventory and revenue analysis, accounts payable, reconciliations, accruals, fixed-asset and capital-project reporting, SAP updates, internal controls, and KPI reporting. The role supports the Plant Controller, documents processes, performs ad hoc Excel analysis, and collaborates with plant management. Occasional overtime, weekend work, PPE use, and travel for conferences or training may be required.

The Project Controller manages project accounting and administration, including owner and subcontractor requisitions, vendor invoices, compliance documentation, forecasts, change orders, job cost transfers, cash analysis, and cash forecasting. The role partners with project managers, executives, superintendents, and risk management while supporting CCIP administration and ensuring accurate, timely project financial reporting.

Supports the Regional Controller with regional accounting, finance, and administrative operations. Responsibilities include supervising accounting staff, overseeing project accounting, managing cash collections and forecasts, preparing budgets and rolling P&L forecasts, monitoring work-in-progress, coordinating insurance programs, and ensuring subcontractor compliance. The role partners closely with project management, corporate finance, risk management, and regional leadership.

The Business Unit Assistant Controller oversees accounting operations, financial close, financial statement preparation, reconciliations, budgeting, forecasting, audits, internal controls, and regulatory compliance. The role analyzes business and manufacturing performance, supports ERP and reporting systems, resolves accounting discrepancies, drives process improvements, and partners with leadership on financial decisions. It also supports and develops accounting personnel while occasionally traveling for audits, training, meetings, and company-location support.

Oversees plant financial controls, accounting, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, standard costing, payroll, audits, and variance analysis. Supports plant leadership with financial insights, manages accounting systems and fiscal-year reporting, supervises staff, and coordinates with external auditors and regulatory agencies. The role also contributes to capacity planning, time studies, operational improvement programs, and management decision-making in a manufacturing environment.

Leads regional Record-to-Report and Shared Services accounting operations across Asia Pacific. Oversees financial close, reporting, balance sheet governance, statutory compliance, SOX controls, audits, and accounting policy adherence. Manages finance teams, drives process standardization and automation, and leads ERP enhancements, migrations, and transformation projects. Partners with senior stakeholders on business decisions, risk management, service delivery, and continuous improvement while developing geographically dispersed teams.

Lead and strengthen the accounting function for an aviation and aerospace services group. Responsibilities include overseeing financial close, general ledger, reconciliations, intercompany accounting, U.S. GAAP reporting, job costing, WIP, inventory, controls, audits, and technical accounting. The Corporate Controller will develop the accounting team, improve processes and reporting, and partner with the CFO on budgeting, forecasting, acquisitions, and strategic initiatives.

Manage the organization’s accounting functions, financial records, compliance, general ledger, cash flow, reconciliations, closings, financial statements, audits, and cost allocation procedures. Lead process improvements, analyze financial data, advise property and asset management, and communicate financial status to leadership and stakeholders. Supervise, hire, onboard, mentor, and evaluate accounting and support staff while ensuring compliance with nonprofit funding regulations, tax codes, and accounting standards.

Leads supply chain finance across multiple manufacturing sites, overseeing planning, forecasting, month-end close, variance analysis, financial controls, capital project analysis, cost savings, and process improvement. Manages and develops Senior Analysts while partnering with operational stakeholders to improve financial performance, standardize processes, and support strategic decision-making. Requires strong finance and accounting expertise, leadership, analytical skills, and manufacturing experience preferred.