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Manage project accounting and financial presentation per GAAP/Modified Cash Basis; set up and maintain project data; analyze fees, expenses, and profitability; review contracts for financial issues; process invoices and receivables; support project managers and Finance Director on billing, labor status, and internal control issues.

Manage project invoicing, revenue recognition, accounts receivable and WIP aging, reconcile balance sheet and P&L accounts, support project managers on budgets and billing, resolve invoicing issues, and assist with audits and profitability analysis.

Lead financial administration for projects including budgeting, cash flow management, invoicing, revenue recognition, and accounts payable/receivable. Prepare month-end close items, project cost reports, maintain subcontractor purchase orders, monitor financial risks and change orders, and support process improvement and other accounting functions as needed.

Manage project accounting tasks including setting up projects and change orders in the ERP, processing estimate changes, closing projects, validating monthly charges, entering job time, assisting WIP analysis and month-end close, and completing special projects.

Manage end-to-end project accounting for client SOWs: project setup, budget management, invoicing, AR follow-up, monthly accruals, reconciliations, and reporting. Partner with operations, MDs, Controller, and FP&A while maintaining audit-ready records and supporting system migrations.

Lead day-to-day project accounting for commercial construction projects: prepare owner draws, manage collections and subcontractor compliance, perform job costing and journal entries, produce financial reports, support forecasting, cash management, audits, and mentor/lead a small accounting team.

The Project Accountant will oversee project financial setups, budget monitoring, billing, contract management, and ensure compliance with accounting standards.

Serve as team leader in accounting, ensuring accurate financial records, managing accounts payable, and coordinating project accounting activities.

Review and validate Time & Material (T&M) reports, audit labor and material charges, verify supporting documentation, support project cost tracking and accounting, coordinate with project and accounting teams to resolve billing issues, maintain financial records and Excel-based tracking, and contribute to process improvements to ensure contractual and accounting compliance.

Support financial management of projects including project setup, EAC modeling, cost tracking, monthly reporting and variance analysis. Use Excel, SharePoint, and BI tools for data validation, cash forecasting, AP/AR, reconciliations, documentation, and support for proposals and funding coordination.

Manage full billing cycle and collections for assigned projects, monitor project financial performance, maintain budgets and reports, coordinate collections, resolve invoicing issues, and support month-end revenue reviews while collaborating with project managers and clients.

Manage ERP cost accounting data and job costing; prepare job setup and customer invoices; support payroll via Costpoint; assign job codes and close jobs ensuring contract compliance and accurate cost coding. In-office 60–100% expected.

The Project Accountant will manage project setups, payroll processing, accounts receivable, and ensure compliance with financial documentation. Responsibilities include tracking project costs, analyzing variances, reporting profitability, and collaborating with internal teams and subcontractors.

The Project Accountant works with the bond program team to manage and process invoices, ensure bond compliance, and resolve payment issues.

The Project Accountant will manage invoice workflows, support project finance teams, ensure compliance, handle vendor communication, and assist with financial tasks for the LACCD Bond Program.

The project accountant oversees day-to-day project financials, including job cost accounting, financial report creation, and cash management, while assisting with audits and planning.

The Project Accountant will manage project financials, prepare reports, assist with audits, and work closely with the construction team.

The Project Accountant will manage project accounting tasks, including billing, cost transactions, vendor compliance, and financial data analysis, collaborating with project teams and finance staff.

The Senior Project Accountant oversees project accounting, ensuring timely billings, collecting payments, managing subcontractor processes, and providing financial analysis to project teams.

Lead project accounting activities including ASC 606 revenue recognition, project setup and billing in Oracle, prepare P&L, cost and variance analyses, invoices and journal entries, support audits, communicate with project managers/clients, assist Revenue Manager, and mentor other project accountants.

Manage project financials including invoicing, time/cash processing, revenue projections, AR collections, budget monitoring, contract linking, and financial reporting to support project leadership and profitability.

The Commercial Manager will lead contract reporting, manage financial tasks, support project managers, and enhance contract administration, fostering strong relationships.

The Senior Project Accountant oversees financial operations for key construction projects, ensuring budget management, billing accuracy, and compliance with contracts while coordinating between development teams and vendors.

The Project Accountant will oversee financial aspects of development projects, ensuring accurate budgeting, contract compliance, and proper documentation while assisting in monthly project reporting and audits.

The Project Accountant ensures accurate financial reporting, oversees transactional accounting, and supports project management with financial activities.