Top Controller Jobs

Lead revenue and order-to-cash operations for a SaaS company: manage billing, collections, ASC 606 revenue recognition, system integrations (CRM, billing, ERP), KPIs, team leadership, process automation, and audit/compliance support to scale growth and improve cash conversion.

Lead finance operations for a capex-heavy automated factory: run month-end close, control costs, establish processes for scale, support inventory and audits, implement local controls, and build a finance team to ensure smooth site operations.

Own and build the company's accounting function: ensure accurate financial reporting, internal controls, month- and quarter-end closes; lead the first financial audit; develop GAAP-compliant revenue recognition policies; evaluate financial systems (QuickBooks Online); manage cash flow, banking, reconciliations; oversee outsourced tax partners; provide strategic financial insights and support FP&A.

The interim Controller will manage the month-end close process, oversee reconciliations, support the accounting team, and implement process improvements.

The Interim Controller will lead financial operations, oversee GAAP reporting, manage budgets, and collaborate with university departments, ensuring compliance and effective financial management.

The Controller will oversee finance, accounting, and payroll for the Golf Course and Villas Construction Project, managing financial reporting, budgeting, cash flow, and compliance with regulations.

The VP Finance Controller oversees financial management, regulatory compliance, and reporting for the bank, while leading finance teams and improving processes.

As Controller, you will oversee accounting operations, ensure compliance with insurance regulations, manage financial reporting, and optimize systems for scalability and growth.

Lead full-cycle accounting for multiple startups: produce monthly financials, manage bookkeeping, A/R, A/P, payroll, inventory/COGS, audits and tax compliance; build financial models, budgets and cash forecasts; implement and oversee accounting systems and advise founders on financial results.

The Controller oversees financial operations, regulatory compliance, and accounting processes while managing a high-performing team and ensuring financial integrity.

The Controller will lead financial operations and accounting, ensuring accurate reporting, overseeing monthly close, optimizing processes, and managing a high-performing team.

The Controller will lead financial operations, oversee month-end close, manage cash flow, ensure compliance with GAAP, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

Manage site-level financial activities, ensure compliance with GAAP, prepare financial reports, oversee accounts receivable processes, and develop cost standards.

The Finance Controller will manage financial operations, oversee accounting activities, prepare budgets and forecasts, and collaborate on cost control initiatives in a manufacturing setting.

Lead financial management for IT, overseeing budgeting, forecasting, vendor contracts, and project portfolio financials. Collaborate with teams for compliance and governance.

The Accounting Operations Lead will manage daily accounting workflows, reconcile financial activities, and assist with financial reporting, aiming for eventual promotion to Controller.

The Corporate Controller manages all accounting processes, leads the accounting team, oversees financial reporting, and ensures compliance with GAAP, while collaborating with executives.

The Corporate Controller manages accounting processes, oversees financial reporting, compliance, and audits, and leads the accounting team. The role requires strong analytical and leadership skills.

The Corporate Controller oversees accounting processes, manages personnel, ensures compliance with GAAP, prepares financial reports, and leads audits.

The Corporate Controller leads accounting processes, manages the accounting team, oversees financial reporting, ensures compliance with GAAP, and integrates financial operations for acquisitions.

The Project Controller manages financial and administrative aspects of contracts, ensuring budgets, schedules, and compliance with regulations are maintained, while also providing financial reports and monitoring expenditures.

The Controller will oversee accounting operations, ensure compliance, maintain financial accuracy, and manage the close process while leading the accounting team.

The Senior Controller oversees financial operations, manages financial closes, analyzes data, and drives process improvements while leading the internal finance team.

The Controller will lead the finance department, providing financial management, tax compliance, audits, and oversight of accounts payable and receivable while supervising finance staff.

Oversee accounting functions, financial analysis, compliance with regulations, liaise with audit firms, and ensure adherence to company policies while managing audit processes.