Project Accountant | Fort Lauderdale / West Palm Beach, FL | $80K-$100K Base

Posted 3 days ago

daley associatesFort Lauderdale (FL)

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Senior

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$80 K–$100 K

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About the role

Project Accountant | Fort Lauderdale / West Palm Beach, FL | $80K-$100K BaseA growing construction organization is looking to add an experienced Project Accountant to its South Florida team. This is a key role supporting Project Managers and multiple active construction projects, with responsibility across project accounting, billing, AP, job costing, and financial reporting.
Compensation: $80K–$100K base + 10% bonus
Schedule: 100% in-office initially, with potential flexibility over time
What You’ll Do: Support 3–5 construction projects at a time Manage monthly subcontractor billing and payment processes through Textura Track subcontractor compliance and lien waivers Process and post billings and payments through the company’s ERP system Reconcile Textura activity with the ERP to ensure accuracy Assist with monthly project invoicing Support job cost reporting and project financial recordkeeping Communicate with subcontractors and vendors regarding invoices and payment status Assist with project financial audits throughout the project lifecycle Partner closely with Project Managers and project teams on accounting and financial matters
What We’re Looking For: 5+ years of accounting experience; open to a broad range of experience Background in AP, invoicing, project accounting, and/or job costing Construction accounting experience strongly preferred Familiarity with Florida lien laws and lien waivers Experience with subcontractor billing/payments and project invoicing Textura, Vista, and Procore experience highly preferred Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or a related field preferred Strong Excel, organizational, analytical, and communication skills Understanding of the local South Florida construction market If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, contact Kyle Archer directly at karcher@daleeyaa.com.

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