Top Controller Jobs

The Operational & Revenue Financial Controller manages accounting operations, ensures accurate revenue reporting, oversees compliance, supports budgeting, and conducts audits.

Oversee order-to-cash processes, optimize revenue recognition, manage systems for SaaS models, lead a team, and drive operational efficiency.

The Controller will oversee accounting operations, ensure accurate financial reporting, maintain internal controls, and collaborate with the CFO for financial success.

The Nonprofit Controller will develop policies, coordinate financial planning, prepare reports, monitor performance, and advise management on financial objectives.

The Group Controller will manage statutory consolidation and reporting, prepare financial statements per IFRS, coordinate local entities, and support audits while improving processes and systems.

Oversee global accounting operations, financial reporting, compliance, and management of internal controls and processes. Collaborate cross-functionally and manage budgeting and forecasting in a SaaS context.

Oversee accounting and financial operations, lead a team, manage budgets, and ensure compliance with regulations in the aerospace sector.

As a Business Controller, you will optimize financial performance, support business decisions, manage cash flow, and ensure compliance, reporting to the Senior Business Controller.

The Global Controller for EuroImmun oversees accounting policies, manages finance teams, ensures compliance, and supports strategic initiatives related to financial reporting and internal controls.

Act as liaison for fund audits and compliance, manage valuations and financial reporting, enhance internal systems, and coordinate transactions.

The Lead Controller manages accounting processes, ensures compliance with US GAAP, and oversees financial reporting. Responsibilities include account reconciliations, financial close, and communication with stakeholders.

Lead the controllership function for NA in Life Sciences. Responsible for financial reporting, compliance with U.S. GAAP, collaborating with internal and external auditors, and enhancing accounting processes.

The Business Unit Controller oversees accounting for Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, managing financial reporting, internal controls, and a global team while ensuring compliance with regulations like IFRS and J-SOX.

The Interim Controller will manage FY 2024 financial records, assist in budget planning, cash flow projections, review expenses, and audit invoices.

The Controller will manage staff development, oversee financial statements, lead budget processes, ensure compliance with accounting standards, and may assist with mergers and acquisitions.

The North America Controller will manage accounting operations, ensure compliance with financial regulations, drive strategic initiatives, and lead finance teams to optimize processes and enhance reporting accuracy.

The Company Controller will oversee all financial operations, including reporting, tax activities, and compliance across multiple sites, while leading a finance team.

The Controller oversees financial planning, budgeting, and reporting for the non-profit sector. Responsibilities include developing policies, preparing financial statements, and advising management on financial objectives.

The Americas Accounting Controller will maintain GAAP records, manage financial analysis, coordinate audits, and ensure compliance with accounting policies.

Manage financial performance across manufacturing plants, ensuring compliance with GAAP and SOX. Oversee budget, reporting, and variance analysis while leading a team of controllers.

The Controller will manage client relationships, deliver timely financial statements, supervise accounting teams, and advise on financial strategies in the nonprofit sector.

As Controller, you will enhance CXAI's financial infrastructure, ensure compliance with accounting standards, and lead the accounting team while aligning finance with operational metrics.

Conduct timely valuation of financial instruments, manage the valuation process, analyze market data, and provide insights for reporting and risk management.

Manage all accounting activities, ensure compliance with accounting principles, supervise staff, deliver timely financial close, and collaborate with external auditors.

The Controller oversees financial operations, ensuring compliance with policies and accurate reporting, while leading a team and coordinating audits.