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Description:The SDA Tranche 1 OC role will be responsible for performing real-time satellite operations on complex communications systems.
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Reporting to the Division Vice President and Business Unit Manager, the Business Unit Controller is responsible for all accounting activities and global financial operations. 2-3 years at a public accounting firm would be a plus.
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Job DescriptionThe Senior Controller/Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis will direct the organization's financial analysis, financial planning in support of its strategic planning, operational efficiency and other organizational development goals.
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MartinFed's core values that set us apart are the following: Be Driven - We are fueled by the hunger to learn more and do more.
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Headquartered in the heart of Tennessee, Greenrise Technologies is a full-service green infrastructure firm that delivers innovative, reliable, and precise engineered turnkey systems in the following areas as well operations in a full-service erosion control division.
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Payroll Specialist/ Project Controller/ Travel Specialist. We are currently seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented Payroll Specialist / Project Controller to join our clients company in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Our client, a fast-growing government contractor based in Huntsville, AL, is hiring a Corporate Controller. Experience with government contract accounting and government market. Reporting to the CFO, the role will build and oversee the company’s accounting function, including all general ledger, consolidation, technical accounting, tax, procure to pay, order to cash, and revenue recognition activities.
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Weatherford has a opening for a Plant Controller in Huntsville, TX You will be responsible for acting as a business partner to the management team of a manufacturing facility enabling strong business performance and ensuring adequate controls.
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