Top Project Accountant Jobs

The Project Accountant manages financial operations of projects, including job-cost accounting, expense reconciliation, invoicing, and financial reporting, while supporting project managers.

The Project Accountant will manage land lease administration and accounting for renewable energy projects, maintain records, process payments, and support the Asset Management Team with financial reporting and office duties.

The Project Accountant will handle financial analysis, project reporting, billing, reconciliations, month-end close entries, and general accounting support.

The Project Accountant oversees project financial management, including contracts, billing, revenue recognition, and accounts receivable, while providing analysis and support to project teams for financial success.

Coordinate project financials and draw processes between project teams and accounting. Sync Procore with Sage, enter and code subcontractor invoices, track reimbursements, margin and retention, and PCO/CO documentation. Create and organize project folders in SharePoint, collect waivers and affidavits, submit draw and check/credit card requests, and support ad hoc project accounting tasks and documentation management.

The Junior Project Accountant will manage financial administration for various projects, including budgeting, invoicing, and accounts receivable while ensuring compliance with financial policies.

The Project Accountant will manage project financials, assist with invoicing, budgeting, and financial reporting, ensuring projects maintain fiscal health through collaboration with project managers.

Manage day-to-day accounting of construction projects, prepare requisitions, monitor billings, cash positions, and ensure compliance with contracts.

The Project Accountant is responsible for full-cycle accounting and financial analysis of government contracts, including billing, AR management, and project profitability analyses while ensuring compliance with GAAP and FAR.

The Project Accountant processes payroll, accounts payable, and receivables, ensuring accurate financial records and timely reporting for construction processes.

The Project Accountant I supports financial management of projects by handling budgets, invoicing, and reporting within an ERP system, ensuring project success.

The Project Accountant will support project managers with financial analysis, reporting, invoicing, and monitoring project performance while coordinating project setups in accordance with contracts.

The Project Accountant manages financial reporting and billing for construction projects, coordinates subcontractor payments, reviews contracts, and analyzes job costing.

The Project Accountant collaborates with project managers to track financial performance, conducts accounting functions, prepares financial reports, and supports budgeting and tax filings.

The Project Accountant will manage monthly close processes, reconcile project costs, support financial reporting, and ensure compliance with accounting policies.

Manage project contracts, financial analysis, invoicing, and collections while supporting project teams to ensure financial health throughout the project lifecycle.

The Project Accountant I will track project costs, aid in revenue recognition, and ensure compliance with accounting standards and internal controls.

The Senior Cost and Project Accountant monitors project revenue, costs, inventory, and ensures compliance with accounting standards, managing financial reporting and improvements.

The Project Accountant manages financial records, ensures budget compliance, prepares invoices, conducts cost analysis, and supports audits related to construction projects.

The Project Accountant II coordinates invoicing with project managers and clients, maintains budgets, assists in financial reporting, and ensures timely accounts receivable collections. The role requires collaboration with project teams and strong analytical skills.

Lead job costing, WIP, and project-level forecasting across 30–40 active repair and construction projects. Partner with project managers to track cost vs. estimate, identify overruns, standardize reporting, build dashboards/models, improve processes and data flows, and support month-end close and leadership decision-making.

Support operations finance and construction project delivery by tracking contract-level financial performance, preparing monthly statements, performing variance analysis, supporting budgets/forecasts, maintaining cost tracking models, and assisting month-end close, reconciliations, and compliance. Partner with operations and project teams to identify risks, forecast cost-to-complete, and provide decision support through financial modeling and reporting.

Manage and report project financials for construction projects: reconcile accounts, produce cash flow and cost-to-complete reports, verify change orders and payment requests, track bonds/insurance and project documentation, maintain PMIS (e-Builder), review AIA payment applications, monitor budgets versus actuals, support forecasting, collaborate with project teams and periodically visit project sites.

Support Project Managers by maintaining project cost accounting (BST11), tracking budgets and subconsultant contracts, preparing monthly billings and financial reports, managing A/R and collections, improving accounting processes, and mentoring junior cost accountants.

The Project Closing Accountant is responsible for financial data maintenance, analysis, and reporting, including preparing financial statements and managing expense processing.