Top Controller Jobs

Supervises accounting professionals and oversees investment accounting, treasury operations, financial reporting, reconciliations, audits, US GAAP work papers, policies, controls, and process improvements. Partners with asset management, portfolio management, and acquisition teams while ensuring accurate month-end close and quarterly analytics. Leads system upgrades, new product implementations, team performance, and employee development.

Leads financial reporting, accounting integrity, manufacturing cost accounting, budgeting, forecasting, inventory control, capital expenditure analysis, and internal controls for a 24/7 manufacturing plant. Partners with operations, engineering, supply chain, and corporate finance to analyze production costs, variances, scrap, labor, overhead, inventory, and productivity. Supports audits, financial close, operational decision-making, and continuous improvement while periodically engaging with all operating shifts.

Prepare financial statements, oversee accounting operations, manage budgets and cash flow, monitor financial systems and automation, report results to leadership and the board, and provide financial data for tax filings. This remote volunteer role requires at least three hours weekly during core team hours and collaboration with other volunteers.

Lead financial strategy and operational finance for a complex manufacturing plant. Responsibilities include forecasting, annual planning, cost accounting, variance analysis, working capital optimization, KPI and performance management, capital investment analysis, controls, process improvement, and financial reporting. The role partners with plant operations, supply chain, and commercial teams; drives accountability and continuous improvement; enhances SAP, OneStream, and Power BI usage; and mentors finance professionals.

Leads Nexthink’s global controllership organization, overseeing accounting, technical accounting, financial reporting, consolidation, audits, internal controls, tax, revenue accounting, financial systems, and close processes. Supports M&A, audit committee materials, FP&A reporting, automation, and AI adoption while partnering with senior leadership and developing a global finance team.

Lead accounting and financial operations for a Dallas manufacturing facility. Oversee cost accounting, inventory valuation, budgeting, forecasting, program financial performance, intercompany accounting, transfer pricing, reporting, internal controls, audits, and government contracting compliance. Partner with Operations, Supply Chain, Engineering, and Program Management to improve cost visibility and working capital while developing the accounting team and scaling financial processes.

The Controller leads accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, compliance, audits, payroll, billing, and close processes. This role supervises the Accounting Department, maintains the ERP and accounting policies, manages government contract pricing and indirect rates, supports proposals and negotiations, and partners with the CFO and executive leadership on financial planning, risk management, and process improvement.

Lead corporate accounting operations, including monthly and quarterly close, U.S. GAAP policies, consolidations, controls, and captive insurance reserves. Build and mentor an accounting team, improve close-to-reporting processes, drive AI and automation adoption, and support an ERP upgrade. Partner with Tax, Treasury, FP&A, Operations, and Client Reporting teams to ensure accurate financial reporting and scalable processes.

Manage and maintain manufacturing financial controls, reporting, cash flow, AR/AP, audits, and business planning. Support continuous improvement, ISO/IATF compliance, lead finance processes, and collaborate with operations and IT.

Leads corporate accounting, consolidated financial reporting, monthly and annual close, external audits, accounting policies, internal controls, acquisitions, and AP centralization. Oversees GAAP compliance, systems improvements, lender and tax reporting, and collaboration with operating-unit finance teams. Builds and develops the corporate accounting organization while improving close efficiency, controls, and scalability across a decentralized, multi-entity manufacturing enterprise.

Oversee full-cycle accounting, ledgers, reporting, internal controls, audits, budgeting, grant reporting, cash-flow forecasting, payroll, and financial analysis. The Controller will ensure GAAP and regulatory compliance, monitor budgets and variances, manage invested assets, and present timely financial information to executive leadership. This full-time, in-office role requires strong accounting expertise, analytical ability, communication skills, and experience supporting complex nonprofit organizations.

Responsible for product control across corporate lending and global capital markets, including P&L, balance sheet, revenue and expense reviews, reconciliations, regulatory reporting, financial analysis, and management commentary. Partners with Finance, Risk, Technology, Operations, Legal Entity Controllers, and business units. Leads process improvements, new product reviews, regulatory impact analysis, user acceptance testing, and risk mitigation initiatives.

Leads the full accounting function for a nonprofit integrated healthcare organization, including general ledger operations, close and financial reporting, budgeting, healthcare reimbursement, grants and contracts, audits, tax compliance, internal controls, finance systems, and staff leadership. Partners with clinical, revenue cycle, development, HR, and executive teams to maintain financial integrity, improve processes, and support organizational decision-making.

Oversee all accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, tax compliance, audits, internal controls, and cash flow management. Supervise and develop accounting staff, prepare reports for leadership and stakeholders, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide financial insights for strategic decisions. The role also requires occasional local travel, evening and weekend availability, and management of accounting activities for managed businesses.

The Controller will own accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end close, tax compliance, accounts payable and receivable, audits, reconciliations, internal controls, and accounting technology. The role leads the accounting team, manages vendors, supports cost analysis and financial strategy, and partners with FP&A and the CFO. The position emphasizes AI-enabled automation, scalable processes, regulatory compliance, and accurate financial data in a high-growth environment.

The Controller oversees full accounting operations for TLD Morgantown, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger, cost accounting, monthly close, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, tax compliance, inventory valuation, audits, and internal controls. The role manages and develops the accounting team, serves as an ERP key user, supports operational leadership, and drives process improvements.

Owns the end-to-end monthly close, consolidated financial reporting, revenue recognition, sales tax compliance, audits, internal controls, and treasury support. Leads two Senior Accountants and partners on the migration from Microsoft Dynamics GP to Oracle NetSuite, including requirements, data conversion, testing, chart of accounts design, and cutover. The Controller also develops accounting processes, prepares technical memos, supports cross-functional teams, and drives process improvements and automation.

Oversee college financial reporting, accounts receivable and payable, internal controls, audits, regulatory compliance, cash-flow projections, investments, leases, and financial analysis. The Controller supervises accounting and student account leaders, coordinates internal and external audits, interprets higher education regulations, identifies control issues, recommends corrective actions, and trains staff on accounting and internal control standards.

The Controller leads accounting operations for a manufacturing business unit, overseeing financial reporting, month-end close, general ledger integrity, cost and inventory accounting, budgeting, forecasting, treasury, internal controls, audits, and compliance. The role manages accounting staff, supports strategic decisions with financial analysis, improves ERP-based processes and reporting automation, and partners with Operations, Supply Chain, Quality, auditors, banks, and corporate finance. Manufacturing cost accounting, inventory valuation, GAAP reporting, and ITAR compliance are central responsibilities.

Manages financial reporting, plant P&L, budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, cost reduction, and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance for multiple manufacturing plants. Partners with plant and operations leadership to improve profitability, increase sales, reduce costs, and implement accounting best practices. Requires manufacturing accounting knowledge, ERP and Microsoft Office experience, strong communication skills, and travel as needed.

Leads accounting, finance, tax, treasury, reporting, consolidation, internal controls, audits, and financial systems for a holding company and related entities. Owns Board and shareholder reporting, oversees multi-entity US GAAP close processes, coordinates tax compliance and external advisers, manages liquidity controls, and supports family-office reporting. Recruits and develops a 3–5-person accounting team while improving finance processes, systems, automation, and governance.

Oversee all financial operations for a manufacturing plant, including accounting, reporting, budgeting, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, tax compliance, audits, internal controls, inventory accounting, and financial analysis. The Controller supports plant leadership and corporate finance with accurate reports, cost analysis, capital expenditure evaluation, and decision-making. The role also supervises accounting-related departments, maintains financial data integrity, and ensures compliance with applicable regulations.

Serve as Controller for construction-industry clients, advising on accounting and finance best practices. Prepare and analyze financial statements, provide recommendations, manage multiple client engagements and deadlines, and advise management on financial objectives, policies, and actions. The role also involves client relationship development, project management, industry events, and maintaining knowledge of accounting standards and applicable policies.

Oversee all financial operations for a manufacturing plant, including reporting, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, purchasing, inventory, month-end close, and spending controls. Provide financial guidance to plant and corporate leadership, monitor engineering-change impacts, lead physical inventories, manage dashboards, and recommend corrective actions. The role requires strong operational knowledge of automotive Tier 1 manufacturing and prior plant Controller experience.

Lead accounting operations, payment reconciliation, financial reporting, internal controls, treasury, tax coordination, budgeting, and profitability analysis. Ensure GAAP compliance and transaction accuracy across high-volume payment flows, strengthen PCI-DSS and SOC 2 controls, manage cash and liquidity planning, and provide strategic financial insights to leadership. Lead and develop the accounting team while improving processes and systems in a fintech environment.