Financial Accounting Operations Controllership Senior Consultant
deloitteMinneapolis (MN)
Financial Accounting Operations Controllership Senior Consultant
Posted today
deloitteMinneapolis (MN)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you help transform finance for government and public sector clients by leading controllership operations and delivering data-driven, compliant financial reporting. You’ll work within cross-functional GPS teams to tackle accounting, reporting, and controls challenges, from PP&E and leases to IPAC transactions, leveraging SAP for insights. You will influence client outcomes by driving accurate, timely financials and partnering with stakeholders across the organization. This position offers meaningful impact through modern finance transformation in a public-service context.
Responsibilities:
Lead accounting operations across PP&E, leases, AP, AR, reimbursable agreements, and IPAC transactions Prepare and review monthly financial reports, reconciliations, and supporting documentation Analyze accounting issues and discrepancies; document and implement resolutions Coordinate with client stakeholders to maintain reporting schedules, resolve items, and support controls Support charge card management and compliance; analyze and report financial data using SAP
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree 3+ years of experience in accounting operations and monthly financial reporting 2+ years in at least two areas: PP&E, leases, AP, AR, reimbursable agreements, or IPAC 1+ years leading accounting workstreams or reviewing work products 1+ years in charge card management and compliance monitoring Ability to travel 0–25% Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Must obtain required clearance for the role Ability to work independently and in teams Effective written and verbal communication Meticulous attention to detail and quality of work SAP experience for processing accounting transactions or reporting Financial reporting and reconciliations Compliance monitoring and controls
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