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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 receivable and payable, financial closeout, audits, work-in-process review, and variance analysis. The role collaborates with project managers, clients, subcontractors, and internal teams, primarily from the office with travel to project sites.

Manages accounting, forecasting, cost control, accounts receivable and payable, contracts, financial reporting, and closeout activities for multiple construction projects. Reviews requisitions, lien waivers, change management, cost proposals, and work-in-process processes. Leads forecast meetings, mitigates financial risk, mentors accounting staff and interns, and collaborates with project teams, clients, and subcontractors.

Leads client-focused proposals, qualifications, presentations, campaigns, branded content, communications, and digital marketing deliverables. Partners with business development to develop compelling narratives, manage pursuits, support events, maintain digital assets and data, conduct market research, and strengthen brand visibility. The role also includes jobsite visits, content gathering, mentoring junior team members, coordinating multiple deliverables, and ensuring alignment with brand standards across the AEC market.

Leads implementation and execution across multiple complex transition projects. Responsibilities include managing teams and resources, project finances, schedules, budgets, risks, client relationships, and deliverables. The role also supports business development through sales calls, proposals, presentations, contract negotiations, and consulting strategy. Requires coaching team members, developing staff, coordinating stakeholders, and traveling up to 60%, with occasional evening and weekend work.

Leads multifamily real estate development opportunities in the Charlotte market, including sourcing, relationship development, transaction structuring, feasibility analysis, approvals, consultant and contractor coordination, financing support, construction oversight, leasing support, and dispositions. Builds and maintains regional networks, presents projects to executive and investment committees, negotiates agreements, and supports capital market activities. Regional and occasional out-of-region travel is required.

Leads financial administration and fiscal management for major commercial construction projects. Responsibilities include project accounting, forecasting, financial close, risk and opportunity analysis, change management evaluation, WIP reporting, policy compliance, and supervising project accounting staff. The role requires regular travel to project sites across Texas and supports leadership with profitability and financial risk insights.

Leads accounting and financial administration for a portfolio of major construction projects. Manages WIP, profitability analysis, forecasting, financial reporting, risk mitigation, and month-end close support. Supervises 3–5 accounting staff, communicates project financial health to operations leaders, improves accounting processes, and supports budgeting and compliance. The role is primarily office-based in Columbus or Cleveland with travel to project sites and requires construction-industry experience, strong communication, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Provides broad administrative support at a construction job site, including calendar and meeting coordination, expense reports, correspondence, presentations, office supply ordering, and training coordination. Organizes training schedules, communications, materials, reminders, catering, and events. Requires strong communication, organization, teamwork, Microsoft Office proficiency, and 2–6+ years of office experience, preferably in construction.

Leads financial administration and fiscal management for large Federal and commercial construction projects. Responsibilities include project accounting, forecasting, financial close support, risk and opportunity analysis, change management review, WIP reporting, compliance with financial policies, and supervision and training of accounting staff. The role requires regular travel to project sites, at least quarterly, and supports projects valued at $100 million or more.

Processes and administers insurance programs for construction projects, including coverage requests, pricing, binding, renewals, and terminations. Maintains risk management systems, project and coverage data, and insurance documentation. Coordinates with brokers, carriers, vendors, risk managers, accounting, and project teams to assess risks and prevent coverage gaps. Supports builder’s risk, corporate, wrap-up, and project-specific policies while mentoring team members and providing administrative support.