Top Project Accountant Jobs

Lead project accounting across the project life cycle: set and monitor budgets, produce invoicing and backup, post transactions, review unbilled costs, support audits, advise Project Managers on financial status and contract issues, mentor junior staff, and drive automation initiatives to improve efficiency.

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.

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

Coordinate accurate, timely entry and reporting of project financial data including A/R, A/P, payroll, subcontract management, equipment time, journal entries and month-end reporting. Support project managers with cost and profitability reporting, contract billing interpretation, client reporting, and onsite accounting team management while handling administrative tasks and vendor inquiries.

Manage financials for government contracts including budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, billing, revenue recognition, and compliance with FAR/DCAA. Use ERP systems to run reports, automate processes, reconcile complex accounts, produce cash flow forecasts, and support audits and project profitability analysis while collaborating with project teams.

Manage project revenues, costs, forecasts, invoicing, and GAAP-compliant revenue/cost recognition. Analyze variances and risks, support month-end close, audits, proposals, and train/advise project teams on financial processes.

Manage financial aspects of projects from proposal to closeout: set up and maintain project accounts, prepare and submit client invoices, track costs and revenue recognition, handle project purchase orders, accounts receivable and collections, conduct project reviews, and ensure compliance with sales tax and billing requirements.

Manage project accounting for assigned construction jobs: process AIA billings, subcontractor invoices, AP/AR, generate Timberline/ERP and Excel billings, prepare backup, assist cashflow and project forecasts, analyze job costing, reconcile subcontractor statements, and liaise between accounting and project teams.

Perform project accounting for a state agency: reconcile and close projects, validate costs, ensure GAAP and FHWA compliance, prepare vouchers, research issues, and recommend process improvements while interacting with federal and local partners.

Support financial administration of construction projects by processing AP, maintaining project budgets, preparing owner billings, reconciling intercompany transactions, assisting monthly cost reports, and ensuring compliance with accounting policies.

Support financial management of construction projects by processing AP, managing project budgets and owner billings, handling intercompany transactions, monthly cost reporting, contract reconciliation, cost/revenue analysis, audit support, forecasting, and ensuring compliance.

Manage accounts payable, process owner billings and subcontractor pay applications, review vendor statements and certified payrolls, issue and track subcontracts, verify insurance certificates, and support corporate accounting tasks for commercial and multifamily construction projects.

The Senior Accountant will manage financial processes related to project and cost accounting, ensuring compliance with government contracts and accurate billing. Key tasks include tracking costs, preparing financial reports, and supporting audits.

Support financial administration of construction projects by processing AP, maintaining project budgets, preparing owner billing packages, reconciling intercompany transactions, assisting monthly cost reports and closings, maintaining project records, and coordinating with vendors and project teams to ensure accurate cost tracking and compliance.

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.

Support financial management of construction projects by processing accounts payable, managing owner billings, maintaining project budgets, performing cost and revenue analysis, assisting month-end closings, reconciling contracts, and supporting audit preparation to ensure accurate project financial reporting and compliance.