Top Controller Jobs

The role involves providing financial management and analytical support for engineering projects, focusing on cash flow analysis and forecasting tools, and leading team initiatives.

Lead accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, and internal controls. Prepare monthly/annual statements, manage close processes, cash forecasting, and compliance. Supervise accounting team, coordinate audits/taxes, improve processes, and support executive strategic financial planning and system implementations.

Lead dealership accounting for an assigned platform, supervise controllers, ensure consistent accounting practices, analyze performance and pay plans, support budgeting and audits, develop finance leaders, partner with regional and central teams, manage acquisitions/dispositions checklists, and travel monthly to dealerships.

The Corporate Controller will lead a global accounting organization, ensuring predictable monthly, quarterly, and annual closes, accurate financial reporting, strong controls, documented accounting policies, audit readiness, and risk management. The role partners with Commercial, Legal, Tax, Treasury, Operations, and Strategic Finance, while scaling teams, systems, and processes through rapid growth. Responsibilities include accounting policy across revenue, inventory, leases, equity, debt, and foreign currency, plus replacing manual work with ERP, automation, data, and AI-enabled tools.

Leads enterprise accounting, financial close, consolidation, reporting, cost accounting, controls, and accounting operations for a complex multi-entity organization. Oversees U.S. GAAP compliance, SEC reporting support, inventory and LIFO accounting, process automation, ERP and finance transformation initiatives, data governance, and continuous improvement. Partners with finance, legal, audit, IT, and operations leaders while managing and developing a 20-person accounting organization.

Supports the Controller and CFO with daily accounting operations, GAAP financial reporting, internal controls, budgeting, forecasting, audits, tax documentation, cash flow management, and financial analysis. The role also improves accounting systems and processes, prepares executive dashboards, supports special projects, and supervises accounting staff.

Leads the finance function, including financial reporting, billing, vendor payments, treasury, budgeting, audits, tax reporting, and internal controls. Supervises finance staff, coordinates with auditors and external service providers, ensures compliance with nonprofit funding requirements, and presents financial results to leadership and oversight committees. The role also develops project plans, implements accounting improvements, safeguards organizational assets, and oversees employee performance and development.

Oversee the organization’s accounting and financial operations, including financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, audits, compliance, risk management, and internal controls. Lead and develop the accounting team, establish financial policies, collaborate with executives on financial strategy, and present insights to stakeholders. Maintain accurate, compliant financial practices and stay current with regulatory requirements.

Leads the program control function across financial forecasting, labor planning, profitability analysis, government contract pricing, and performance reporting. Develops financial models, workforce planning tools, dashboards, and business processes; monitors program revenue, costs, funding, backlog, and forecast accuracy; supports federal proposal pricing; mitigates financial and operational risks; and manages and develops program control staff.

Supports plant-level financial operations in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include financial reporting, month-end close, accounts payable, inventory controls, budgeting, forecasting, cost and variance analysis, KPI reporting, compliance, ERP data integrity, and process improvement. Partners with production, supply chain, and plant leadership to evaluate operational performance, labor utilization, scrap, and efficiency trends.

Lead and manage accounting operations for a multi-entity faith-based organization, ensuring accurate financial reporting, internal controls, budgeting, forecasting, audit coordination, regulatory compliance (including Form 990), payroll/accounts payable/receivable, grant and fixed-asset accounting, and supervision and development of accounting staff.

Manage all accounting functions (AP, AR, payroll, GL), lead month-end close, ensure US GAAP compliance, perform manufacturing cost analysis, prepare financial reports and bank reconciliations, support audits, implement policies and process improvements.

Lead accounting operations for a construction company: produce financial reports, balance sheets, income statements, P&Ls; run payroll; manage liens and bonding; maintain accounting records, controls, and budgets to ensure accurate, compliant financial reporting.

Lead company financial planning and accounting operations including budgeting, month-end close, G/L reconciliations, AR/AP, payroll, tax, audit, and financial reporting under US GAAP. Oversee forecasts, variance analysis, inventory controls, collections, and capital expenditure reviews. Manage a Senior Accountant, liaise with auditors, support strategic planning, ensure SOX compliance, and drive cross-functional financial initiatives and process improvements.

Leads accounting operations across accounts payable, travel and expense, revenue accounting, accounts receivable, general ledger, reconciliations, and monthly close. Manages accounting staff, oversees revenue-to-cash processes and reserves, maintains fixed assets and corporate schedules, supports internal controls, and reviews technical accounting judgments. Drives automation and process improvements in a multi-channel e-commerce environment.

Manage accounting functions in a manufacturing environment: oversee payroll processing with ADP/Dayforce/Workday, use SAP and OneStream for reporting, ensure U.S. GAAP compliance, handle inventory and cost accounting, analyze financial data, and collaborate cross-functionally while supervising staff.

Manage fiscal controls, design accounting and reporting procedures, coordinate staff, assist the Controller with financial analysis and presentation, and improve operational systems for the agency.

Lead full-cycle accounting for a multi-unit restaurant group: accounts payable/receivable, GL, bank reconciliations, month- and year-end close, financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, inventory and cost accounting, SOP development, audits, and cross-functional coordination across multi-entity, multi-location operations.

Lead accounting for multiple gaming facilities ensuring GAAP-compliant financial records. Oversee general ledger, monthly/annual financial reporting, audits, regulatory compliance (Gaming Regulations, NIGC MICS), internal controls, and revenue reporting. Supervise accounting staff, coordinate audits, provide financial and ad-hoc business analysis, and maintain policies and procedures.

The Fund Controller manages fund accounting accuracy and consistency, collaborates with teams, and oversees compliance and audit partnerships.

Lead a small team delivering financial operations to a portfolio of small-business clients. Own client relationships and delivery, coach associates, resolve escalations, document repeatable processes, and iterate a new team model to improve operations and client retention.

The Plant Controller leads all financial activities at the Prince George, VA facility, ensuring adherence to accounting principles, managing budgets, and preparing financial reports. This role includes risk management, compliance with legal regulations, and oversight of staff training and development.

Serve as a financial liaison for a client segment, producing reporting and analysis (revenue, bookings, cash collections), forecasting, variance analysis, and cross-functional coordination. Support contract review, change requests, and financial planning; build reports in Excel/Power BI and present insights to stakeholders while progressing to lead client financial reviews.

The Assistant Controller manages general ledger accounting operations and supervises the GL Accounting team. Responsibilities include month-end close, GAAP-compliant journal entries, revenue recognition under ASC 606, AR/AP, inventory and cost accounting, reconciliations, variance analysis, SOX controls, audit support, marketing expense accruals, technical accounting research, and executive reporting. The role also partners with business leaders, supports finance managers, and leads special projects.

Lead and manage the accounting function including financial reporting, budgeting, audits, accounts payable/receivable, credit and collections, staff supervision, and compliance with policies and quality standards for a manufacturing environment.