Top Controller Jobs

The Controller manages financial reporting, accounting processes, and operational efficiency while supporting manufacturing operations and managing a team.

The Controller oversees all accounting and financial reporting functions, ensuring compliance with regulations and providing insights for decision-making. Responsibilities include general ledger management, financial statement preparation, internal control design, audit support, and taxation work.

As a Business Controller, you'll partner with leaders to drive financial performance, ensure compliance with accounting standards, oversee planning processes, and support performance-based actions based on KPIs.

The Controller manages accounting controls, regulatory compliance, and financial analysis, while overseeing accounts payable, receivables, and audit coordination.

The Fund Controller will mentor a team, advise fund managers on accounting practices, perform financial reporting, and collaborate cross-functionally. This role requires strong fund accounting and venture capital experience.

The Assistant Controller will manage accounting functions, ensure compliance with regulations, prepare financial statements, and support audits and strategic decision-making.

The Fund Controller will oversee financial control for private funds, manage NAV processes, and ensure accurate reporting while leading a finance team.

The Controller manages accounting operations, financial reporting, audits, compliance, and internal controls while leading the accounting team to support business growth.

The ITM Regional Finance Controller will manage financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, and compliance, providing strategic support and insights for business performance.

Manage day-to-day accounting operations, oversee financial close processes, prepare financial statements, and ensure compliance with US GAAP.

The Controller manages accounting operations, financial reporting, tax compliance, and internal controls, while guiding financial decision-making and supporting strategy development.

The Controller leads accounting operations, manages financial records, ensures compliance, conducts budgeting and forecasting, and improves processes in a fast-growing company.

The Assistant Controller oversees accounting functions, ensures compliance with GAAP, monitors financial activities, and supports the Controller in financial matters.

Manage the full accounting cycle, oversee financial reporting, lead FP&A initiatives, ensure compliance, and optimize financial systems.

The Controller leads financial operations, ensuring accurate GAAP-compliant reporting, overseeing audits, managing cash flow, and implementing accounting policies while collaborating across departments.

As a Senior Financial Controller, you'll oversee financial compliance and reporting across multiple entities, ensuring adherence to US GAAP and regulatory standards, while leading audits and maintaining internal controls.

The Controller will lead financial operations, including reporting, budgeting, compliance, and building the accounting team to support carbon removal efforts.

The Revenue Recognition US Controller leads revenue accountants, ensuring compliance with US GAAP and ASC 606, manages month-end closes, reviews contracts, and drives process improvements.

The Controller will manage the accounting function, ensuring financial compliance, leading audits, developing controls, and scaling processes for growth.

The Global Financial Controller will oversee key finance operations globally, ensuring compliance and efficiency in accounts receivable, payable, and treasury functions while leading a global team and driving automation.

The Controller will manage financial operations, establish accounting standards, oversee reporting for US and UK, and contribute to product design.

The Financial Controller manages accounting operations, ensures GAAP compliance, optimizes cash flow, and communicates financial concepts to the team.

Manage accounting operations, monthly close processes, financial reporting, and continuous improvement in finance functions. Guide business budget control and provide analytical insights.

The Financial Controller will oversee accounting operations, drive financial transformation, ensure compliance, manage audit processes, and develop the accounting team.

The Controller will manage financial reporting, internal controls, hydrocarbon accounting, and oversee back-office operations to ensure compliance and accuracy.