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Supports the financial management of construction projects by tracking budgets and costs, preparing monthly reports, producing owner billings, auditing project information, reviewing subcontractor and supplier financials, monitoring fixed assets, and filing state tax requirements. The role requires accurate accounting, cost tracking, compliance review, reporting, and process improvement while partnering with project operations teams.

Supports financial management of construction projects by tracking budgets and actual costs, preparing monthly financial reports and owner billings, reviewing subcontractor and supplier financial information, monitoring fixed assets, auditing project items, and filing state tax requirements. The role also improves financial processing and reporting while ensuring accurate, timely information for project operations.

Supports monthly accounting close and project financial reporting through journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, percentage-of-completion accounting, invoice monitoring, and job-cost analysis. Assists with budgeting, forecasting, audits, and internal-control improvements while identifying financial discrepancies and trends. The role requires strong accounts payable and receivable knowledge, Excel and ERP experience, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities independently.

Manages accounting for construction and development projects, including contract review, commitment monitoring, monthly construction billings, subcontractor invoice processing, loan draw packages, financial reporting, reconciliations, journal entries, and discrepancy resolution. Partners with project managers, vendors, insurance teams, and developers while ensuring contract compliance, accurate coding, timely payments, and adherence to reporting deadlines.

Prepare owner billings, process and reconcile project costs, coordinate billing with project teams, manage subcontractor payments and waiver packages, support job closeout, monitor insurance compliance and cash flow, and compile certified payroll reports. The role requires accounting knowledge, strong attention to detail, communication, organization, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively in a construction environment.

Project Accountant responsible for project setup, invoicing, budgeting, cost tracking, financial reporting, consultant invoice processing, contract review, revenue recognition, and project profitability analysis. The role partners closely with Project Managers and Finance leadership, supports multiple complex architecture or design projects, responds to financial inquiries, and provides general accounting support. Advanced Excel, project accounting, and revenue recognition experience are required.

Manages accounting for assigned projects, including project setup, invoicing, budgeting, cost and profitability analysis, consultant invoice processing, contract review, revenue recognition, and financial reporting. Partners with project managers and finance leadership to assess project status, earnings, cash flow, and risks. Provides accounting support and responds to financial inquiries from staff, vendors, and clients.

The Project Accountant will manage project financials, including monthly billing, revenue recognition, WIP reporting, job cost analysis, project setup, and accounts receivable coordination. Responsibilities also include reviewing subconsultant invoices and contracts, tracking project costs, supporting compliance and audits, maintaining documentation, resolving discrepancies, and preparing financial analyses. The role collaborates closely with project managers, accounting teams, and leadership to ensure accurate records, timely billing, effective controls, and efficient project accounting processes.

Manages financial operations for construction projects, including ERP setup, WIP reviews, project profitability reporting, change orders, subcontractor compliance, accounts payable, monthly billings, accounts receivable, collections, and billing discrepancy resolution. Partners with project managers, operations teams, customers, and vendors to maintain accurate records, ensure contractual compliance, and support project financial health.

Manages the full project accounting lifecycle for multiple projects, including setup, contract analysis, billing, revenue recognition, financial maintenance, and closeout. Prepares compliant invoices for private-sector and government clients, supports FAR-audited projects, maintains project data in Deltek Vantagepoint, resolves billing issues, and coordinates with project managers and internal stakeholders to meet deadlines and improve accounting processes.

Project Accountant manages construction project accounting, including job cost projections, progress billings, invoice packages, pay applications, budget reviews, variance analysis, reconciliations, and cash flow support. The role coordinates with project managers, controllers, accounts payable, subcontractors, owners, clients, banks, and government agencies while ensuring contract deadlines, accounting policies, and reporting requirements are met.

Tracks and analyzes project finances, manages invoicing, revenue recognition, journal entries, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, month-end close, budgets, forecasts, cash flows, supplier contract compliance, and financial reporting. Communicates project performance and financial status to management and clients while ensuring compliance with contractual, governmental, and corporate policies.

Prepares and analyzes project financial data, including journal entries, cost reports, pay forms, budgets, accruals, invoices, and project expenses. Tracks subcontractor insurance and bonding, supports month-end close and certified payroll, manages cost codes, and assists field personnel with timecard and equipment entries. Resolves payment issues and collaborates with project teams to maintain accurate and timely financial reporting.

Project Accountant prepares journal entries, reconciles project costs and equipment accruals, analyzes pay forms, supports month-end close, manages cost codes, tracks subcontractor insurance and bonds, and assists with payroll, accounts payable, invoices, budgets, and project expense reporting. The role collaborates with project and field personnel to ensure accurate financial tracking and timely payments.

Manages accounting and billing for more than 100 construction projects, including invoicing, variance analysis, collections, unbilled expense investigation, and auditor support. Coordinates with project managers, subcontractors, clients, and internal departments to ensure timely billings, resolve past-due accounts, identify additional billing opportunities, and maintain accurate project financial records.

The Project Accountant manages financial operations for construction projects, ensuring accurate reporting and payments while liaising with various stakeholders.

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Manage project job-cost tracking, AIA billing, financial reporting, WIP schedules, profitability analysis, subcontractor compliance, journal entries, reconciliations, and month-end close for construction restoration projects. Collaborate with finance, operations, project teams, and subcontractors to ensure accurate documentation, contract compliance, and timely decision support.

Manages accounting activities for assigned projects, including budgeting, costing, revenue recognition, contract compliance, collections, variance analysis, period close, and financial reporting. Partners with project and group managers to review P&L performance, resolve financial variances, improve processes, and ensure accurate project financial closure. Requires project accounting experience, accounting or finance education, contract-term knowledge, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and financial management software.

Manages accounting for active construction projects, including project setup, job cost tracking, subcontracts, purchase orders, invoices, change orders, lien waivers, payments, compliance documentation, and monthly owner billings. Coordinates with project managers, field teams, subcontractors, and vendors to resolve outstanding items and maintain accurate records. Requires at least one year of accounting experience, strong organization, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat.

Manages accounting for active construction projects, including project setup, job cost tracking, invoices, change orders, lien waivers, subcontractor payments, owner billings, compliance documentation, and financial record maintenance. Collaborates with project managers, field teams, subcontractors, and vendors to resolve outstanding items and maintain accurate project records.

Manages accounting for active construction projects, including project setup, job costing, subcontracts, purchase orders, invoices, change orders, lien waivers, payments, compliance documentation, owner billings, and financial records. Coordinates with project managers, field teams, subcontractors, and vendors to resolve outstanding items and maintain accurate cost tracking. Supports monthly billing and other accounting and administrative activities.

Manage project accounting for manufacturing and engineering projects, including revenue, cost, margin, forecasting, invoicing, collections, expense tracking, financial compliance, and month-end close support. The role analyzes project risks, budgets, variances, KPIs, and profitability; ensures accurate GAAP-based recognition and ERP updates; supports audits; and communicates financial matters to project teams, clients, and accounting leadership.

The Project Accountant Liaison provides accounting support for engineering projects, coordinating financial information and communicating with project teams. The role requires at least four years of accounting support experience, a degree in Accounting or Finance, computer hardware and software expertise, and strong written and oral communication skills.

The Project Accountant tracks project costs, billings, accruals, journal entries, and profitability. Responsibilities include month-end reconciliations, variance analysis, project-level reporting, deferred revenue and expense monitoring, billing coordination, audit support, and collaboration with Operations and Finance. The role also identifies process improvements and supports accurate revenue and cost recognition across multiple projects.