Top Controller Jobs

Leads accounting and financial reporting for a hyper-growth organization, overseeing close cycles, GAAP compliance, revenue recognition, audits, tax compliance, reconciliations, billing, collections, and related-party transactions. Partners with executives and FP&A to translate financial results into decisions, builds scalable processes and systems, and recruits and develops the accounting team. Requires strong accounting leadership, ERP expertise, revenue recognition experience, and knowledge of audit and tax regulations.

Leads accounting across a multi-entity, international oil and gas portfolio. Owns close, consolidations, reconciliations, internal controls, US GAAP and IFRS reporting, audits, payment controls, non-operated revenue and joint-venture accounting, international consolidations, and accounting systems. Manages and mentors a five-person team while optimizing Quorum ODA, automating workflows with AI, supporting budgeting and forecasting, and coordinating with treasury, operations, auditors, and foreign advisors.

Leads accounting operations for a condominium community, overseeing staff, reconciliations, payables, receivables, cash flow, financial statements, budgets, reserves, contracts, and internal controls. The Controller advises the Board, finance committee, General Manager, and department leaders using clear financial analysis, coordinates audits, monitors capital projects and assessments, and ensures accurate, timely financial reporting and compliance with association procedures.

The Plant Controller oversees site financial governance, accounting close, US GAAP reporting, SOX compliance, inventory controls, fixed assets, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and business-case modeling. The role partners with plant operations and leadership to improve financial performance, standardize processes, manage risks, and support strategic investment decisions. This is an on-site position in Fullerton, California, requiring significant manufacturing finance or accounting experience.

Directs the finance function at a manufacturing plant and partners with plant and business-unit leadership. Responsibilities include forecasting, planning, financial analysis, reporting, capital appropriation, internal controls, cost accounting, business improvement, performance measurement, procurement, information systems, and accounting operations. The role supervises employees, supports compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, and provides financial insights to guide operational and strategic decisions.

Leads the finance and accounting function for a titanium manufacturing plant, partnering with operations leadership on business strategy and performance. Manages forecasting, planning, reporting, consolidation, analysis, internal controls, audits, compliance, cost control, and performance improvement. The role also develops financial processes, supports capital investment decisions, monitors performance against plans, and coaches the finance organization.

Owns the company’s accounting function, including close, general ledger, AP/AR, payroll accounting, reporting, controls, technical accounting, billing, collections, audits, tax coordination, and compliance. Partners with the CFO on budgeting, forecasting, board materials, and business performance. Improves finance systems and applies AI and automation to accounting workflows while collaborating with Legal, Sales, and Operations.

Leads financial planning, forecasting, cost modeling, variance analysis, reporting, and optimization for multiple manufacturing plants. Partners with operations leaders on capacity, make-or-buy, labor and overhead planning, and continuous improvement. Manages cross-functional projects and finance staff, develops reporting and analytics, supports audits and earnings reporting, and translates financial insights into strategic recommendations.

Oversee all financial operations for a manufacturing plant, including accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, audits, tax compliance, internal controls, inventory costing, and financial analysis. The Controller supports plant leadership with business decision-making, manages accounting-related departments, safeguards company assets, and ensures accurate and timely financial records and reports.

Leads global accounting operations, including monthly close, financial reporting, invoicing, receivables, collections, payables, payroll, treasury, audits, and accounting team management. Serves as the NetSuite and accounting applications subject matter expert, oversees external accountants, and drives process improvements, automation, policy development, and reporting efficiency across international business units.

Oversee accounting activities for a manufacturing business unit, including GAAP financial reporting, account reconciliations, payment runs, and month-, quarter-, and year-end close. Lead cash-flow forecasting, budgeting, variance and cost analysis, KPI reporting, audits, internal controls, and ERP improvement projects. Manage accounting staff and collaborate with operations, purchasing, and engineering. The role requires travel between facilities in Pennsylvania and Michigan, up to 15% of the time.

The Regional Controller prepares regional financial statements, WIP schedules, general ledger reconciliations, project forecasts, budgets, and audit materials. This role manages month-end and year-end close activities, reviews contracts, presents financial insights to leadership, and improves financial processes, controls, and reporting. The position partners with regional and corporate finance teams and requires regular travel to Raleigh and Wilmington.

Interim Controllers lead hospital financial operations, including month-end close, financial reporting, accounting, revenue cycle, cost reporting, payroll, reconciliations, treasury, audits, tax coordination, and internal controls. They stabilize or improve financial processes during organizational change while ensuring GAAP and regulatory compliance. Assignments may occur across healthcare organizations, including health systems, physician groups, academic medical centers, and standalone facilities.

Oversee accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, audits, and regulatory compliance for an FQHC and PACE organization. Ensure accurate reporting under GAAP, Medicare, Medicaid, FQHC PPS, and PACE capitation models. Lead cost reporting, revenue recognition, internal controls, financial modeling, and strategic planning while advising leadership and the Board. Supervise finance staff and collaborate with clinical, operations, and compliance teams.

Leads all accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, cash management, audits, tax filings, internal controls, investment accounting, and nonprofit reporting for a continuing care retirement community. Manages accounting staff, banking relationships, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, actuarial obligations, entrance fee accounting, regulatory filings, and accounting policies. Serves as a financial advisor to senior leadership and coordinates external audits and compliance activities.

The Project Controller manages financial and commercial controls for project-based operations, including costs, revenue, cash flow, margins, forecasts, variance analysis, invoicing, audits, risk mitigation, claims, and contract compliance. The role prepares financial reports, tracks milestones and project metrics, maintains project and business partner data, supports project managers and finance teams, and coordinates across Sales, Engineering, Procurement, and other departments. Travel to project sites is required approximately 15–20% of the time.

Serve as an outsourced Controller/CFO for multiple nonprofit clients. Responsibilities include financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, reconciliations, month-end close, grant management, internal controls, audit preparation, compliance, data visualization, and client or staff training. The role also provides strategic accounting guidance and interacts regularly with client leadership, boards, and finance committees in a hybrid environment.

Lead unit-level financial reporting, controls, and analysis for regions generating >$50M revenue. Oversee month-end reporting, budgeting, internal controls testing, KPI development, cost control initiatives, and support pricing and profitability analysis.

Fractional finance leader responsible for overseeing accounting operations, financial close, reporting, forecasting, audits, internal controls, tax filings, payroll, and client financial support. The role requires hands-on Controller-level ownership, U.S. GAAP expertise, CPA designation, and the ability to advise life sciences clients on growth, SEC reporting, and complex accounting matters while managing multiple priorities remotely.

Leads accounting operations, month-end close, US GAAP financial reporting, reconciliations, technical accounting, vendor audits, internal controls, tax and external audits. Manages the accounting team, drives process automation, analyzes margins and vendor performance, supports FP&A, and partners cross-functionally on budgeting, compliance, international entities, and strategic growth initiatives.

The Controller leads the finance and accounting department, overseeing accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, tax compliance, audits, cash flow, and financial planning. The role manages accounting staff, prepares GAAP-compliant statements, analyzes financial performance, advises executive leadership, and supports ERP improvements, automation, and process optimization. Experience with Sage ERP and CPA certification are preferred, while manufacturing or laboratory management experience is highly desirable.

Leads financial administration and fiscal management for large construction projects. Responsibilities include project accounting, forecasting, financial close support, risk and opportunity analysis, change management evaluation, WIP accounting, and monitoring project profitability. Supervises and trains accounting staff, supports project teams, ensures compliance with financial procedures, and communicates financial risks and performance to leadership.

Leads divisional financial health through reporting, FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, compliance, risk management, and process improvement. Manages and mentors the finance team, advises senior leadership, evaluates investments and cost initiatives, oversees audits and controls, and drives automation and operational efficiency. The role requires collaboration across departments and approximately 20% travel between local offices and facilities.

The Controller leads accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, audits, tax compliance, internal controls, and ERP improvements. The role supervises the Finance/Accounting team, manages financial close processes, supports executive decision-making with dashboards and variance analysis, and drives process improvements. Medical device industry experience, CPA completion, public accounting audit experience, and strong ERP and Excel skills are required. This is an on-site position in Woodbury, New York.

Support coordination, execution, and quality of financial and regulatory reporting for Private Credit funds. Manage annual financial statement audits (~100 statements), coordinate with fund accountants, administrators, custodians, and internal teams (Finance, Legal, Compliance, Tax). Maintain and enhance reporting processes and controls, identify automation opportunities, and support strategic projects and business initiatives.