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PSA Aircraft Maintenance Controller Requirements: Must have High school diploma or GEDCurrent Airframe and Powerplant Certification. PSA Airlines is immediately seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Controller to join our Dayton, OH Team.
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Respond to inquiries from the CFO, Controller, and other managers regarding financial results, special reporting requests and other special projects as assigned. Support and work with the Controller to ensure a clean and timely year-end audit.
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We are seeking a Project Controller to support the project finance team. As a Project Controller, you will be responsible for performing routine aspects of project management support, utilizing knowledge and application of basic project controls principles.
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Proven experience as a financial controller, accounting supervisor, chief accountant, or senior accountant. We are seeking an experienced Financial Controller to manage corporate accounting, regulatory and financial reporting, and internal control policies.
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The Controller reports to the Managing Director with the portfolio management, operations, and fund accounting team. The Controller is the primary contact for the Invesco, Ltd. corporate accounting team for matters related to the consolidation of the Credit Funds and CLO equity funds.
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Job Description Assistant Controller, Real Estate Fund Accounting / Private Equity Fund Accounting Locations : Dallas, TX | San Antonio, TX | Hybrid Get To Know The Team: Managers on the Private Markets Accounting team have a deep understanding of administration for alternative investment funds with a focus on Private Equity/Real Assets.
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Minimum of 7 years of progressive accounting and finance experience, with at least 3 years in a controller or similar role within the construction industry. Position Overview: The Controller will be responsible for managing the company's financial operations, ensuring the accuracy of financial records, and providing strategic financial insights to support our business goals.
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We are seeking an Assistant Controller, Corporate Accounting, to join an energetic and collaborative accounting team that encourages creative thinking and innovative ideas to optimize success. Job SummaryThe Assistant Controller, Corporate Accounting will be a member of the Accounting Leadership team, which establishes direction and goals for the entire Accounting Department.
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Job Description POSITION OVERVIEW: The Corporate Controller is a highly visible role reporting to the SVP of Corporate Accounting. The Controller will ensure the accurate and timely consolidation of entities and prepare the parent company financial statements in accordance with US GAAP. This role is suited for a hands-on leader with a strong understanding of US GAAP and experience in a fast paced, high growth medium to large company with subsidiaries.
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Our recycling client is searching for a candidate who will report to the CFO and oversee all accounting and financial reporting functions, as well as assisting the CFO and senior management team with budgeting, audit and tax support, treasury management and banking relationships.
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Minimum 8 years of related experience, including assistant controller roles or managerial positions in banking or public accounting with a focus on banking. Reporting to the CFO, the Controller will oversee the Accounting Department, ensuring accuracy in financial reporting and regulatory processes.
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The Corporate Branch Controller is also responsible for preparing journal entries and reports necessary for monthly closing of the books and financial statements. Job DescriptionPurposeThe Corporate Branch Controller is responsible for analyzing financial information and preparing financial reports or other financial activities for assigned branches.
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Reporting to and working with the Global Group Controller, this person is comfortable and confident in a high growth company where structure, procedures, and policy are in development, familiar with a fast pace, and is able to prioritize in building a scalable, efficient accounting and reporting function.
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Tatum has a Private Equity backed North American client that is in need for a Controller to stabilize and establish cohesiveness within the Accounting department. Get a handle on these specific challenges: intercompany transactions, foreign currency, fixed assets, & inventory control.
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SNI has partnered with a prestigious DFW company in search of an Assistant Fund Controller. This opportunity offers future promotion potential to Controller, above market bonus potential, and outstanding benefits.
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Title: controller Company: Babich Associates in Dallas, Moapa, Nevada
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