Controllers run the accounting function of a company. They own the close process, financial reporting, and internal controls, and manage the accounting team that keeps the numbers accurate and audit-ready.
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proficiency in Microsoft Office. Ability to learn various other programs and applications as necessary and/or required. Knowledge of financial and accounting terminology is a plus. Professional presence, positive attitud…
Position Summary The Program Budget Manager – Business Operations plays a critical role in strengthening the organization’s financial planning, budget integrity, and resource allocation practices across all programs and…
Job Title: Controller Pay Information: Exempt - $142,300 - $189,700 per year Location: Remote first work... ...The Controller is responsible for accounting operations, the financial month-end close and preparation of fin…
Analyst supports project accounting, billing, cost tracking, and financial reporting under the direction of accounting leadership. This... ...to use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls. The emplo…
preferred. Compensation & Benefits We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package designed to support your health, financial well-being, and career growth. Pay Range: $100,000–$125,000, annually, based on exper…
headquarters office in Sacramento, CA and provides support to the Director of Finance and Administration in maintaining the Federation’s financial health. A successful candidate will have a proven track record of having…
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Webuild () is seeking a Senior Construction Estimator to lead estimating operations for multifamily residential development projects across Northern California. This is a high-impact role for an experienced professional…
HVAC Estimator Location: Sacramento, CA A well-established local Mechanical Contractor is seeking an experienced HVAC Estimator to support large-scale projects. This is an excellent opportunity to join a company that off…
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $47–$62 | $97k–$130k |
| Mid level | $62–$83 | $130k–$173k |
| Senior | $80–$114 | $167k–$238k |
Adjusted for the Sacramento market from national ranges.
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Give the before and after in days, and the specific changes: reconciliation cadence, checklist ownership, or automation. Show the team came along with the change.
Describe owning the PBC list, keeping schedules ready year-round, and how the audit concluded — ideally with no material adjustments and a shorter fieldwork period.
Show risk-based thinking: strong controls where dollars and fraud risk concentrate, lighter touch elsewhere, and automation where judgment is not needed.
Mention clear ownership of areas, cross-training to remove single points of failure, and giving seniors visible stretch work like audit or systems projects.
Pick something real — revenue recognition, leases, capitalization — and walk through the guidance you applied and how you documented the position.
Frame the controller as the source of trustworthy actuals: clean, timely closes that let FP&A forecast and the CFO speak to the board with confidence.
Show vigilance plus process: how the issue surfaced, how you contained and corrected it, and the control you added afterward.
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Lead with the scope you controlled: revenue, entity count, team size, and audit firm relationships.
Quantify close discipline, for example a consistent five-day close across a multi-entity consolidation.
Name clean audit outcomes and any first-year audits or system implementations you led.
Include CPA licensure prominently; most controller postings treat it as required.
Show a systems story, such as migrating from QuickBooks to NetSuite, since controllers often own that transition.
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