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Leads financial administration and fiscal management for major construction projects. Responsibilities include project accounting, forecasting, financial closeout, risk and opportunity analysis, change management review, work-in-process reporting, and financial risk mitigation. The role supervises and trains direct reports, supports project teams, communicates concerns to leadership, and may travel up to 50% depending on project location.

Supports product management activities across products or platforms by drafting user stories, organizing backlogs, preparing Agile ceremonies, participating in requirements sessions, compiling feedback, coordinating communications, supporting onboarding, maintaining documentation, and tracking issues. The role requires foundational technology troubleshooting knowledge across Windows environments, virtualization, networking, vulnerability management, Azure, Intune, and Configuration Manager, along with strong organization and communication skills.

Manages project accounting and financial forecasting for small to mid-sized construction projects. Responsibilities include contract administration, requisition and lien waiver review, project forecasts, accounts payable and receivable, financial closeout, audits, work-in-process reviews, variance analysis, and coordination with project teams, clients, and subcontractors. The role is primarily office-based with travel to project sites.

Manages project accounting and financial forecasting for small to mid-sized construction projects. Responsibilities include contract administration, requisition and lien waiver review, forecasting, accounts receivable and payable management, project closeout, audits, and Work in Process variance analysis. The role collaborates with project teams, clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders, primarily from the office with travel to project sites.

Leads business development and sales strategy for the Florida region business unit, driving profitable construction and professional services contracts. Manages prospects, capture strategies, go/no-go decisions, client relationships, budgets, CRM reporting, and sales targets exceeding $3 million in fee sales. Coaches business development managers and doer-sellers, collaborates with national client teams, supports hiring, oversees consultants, and partners with business unit leadership on growth, risk, and market strategy.

Manages project accounting and financial forecasting for multiple construction projects. Responsibilities include contract administration, requisition and lien waiver reviews, project forecasts, cost tracking, accounts receivable and payables, financial closeout, change management, WIP support, and risk mitigation. The role partners with project teams, clients, and subcontractors, mentors junior staff, supervises interns, and supports accurate project profitability reporting.

Manages accounting and financial forecasting for multiple construction projects, including contracts, requisitions, lien waivers, accounts payable and receivable, forecasts, cost tracking, change management, WIP, and project closeout. Partners with project teams, clients, and subcontractors; supports financial risk mitigation, mentors junior staff, supervises interns, and ensures accurate reporting and compliance with contract requirements.

The IT Business Analyst gathers and analyzes requirements, translates business needs into technical specifications, supports solution design and implementation, and develops project plans. The role drives process improvements, coordinates stakeholders, conducts testing and quality assurance, provides end-user training and support, and reports on project progress. It requires strong IT and business analysis experience, communication skills, and familiarity with project management, SDLC, Agile methods, and relevant business applications.

Manages project accounting and financial forecasting for small to mid-sized construction projects. Responsibilities include contract administration, requisition and lien waiver review, forecasting, accounts receivable and payable management, financial closeout, audits, work-in-process reviews, and variance analysis. The role collaborates with project teams, clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders, primarily in the office with travel to project sites.

Oversee financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, project controls, internal controls, accounts receivable, invoicing, capital expenditures, and monthly close activities for a business unit. The Business Controller also manages financial risk, administrative operations, compliance with company policies, and team development while partnering with department heads and market leaders.