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Support the financial management of construction projects through cost tracking, forecasting, WIP reporting, and billing.
What You’ll Do: Maintain project cost reports and track budgets, commitments, and expenses. Prepare work-in-progress (WIP) reports and support revenue recognition. Handle cost-plus billing, including Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee and Time and Materials. Work with project managers on forecasts, cost projections, and budget variances. Review subcontractor and vendor invoices for accuracy. Track change orders and ensure billing aligns with contract terms. Research and resolve project accounting discrepancies. What You’ll BringAt least 5 years of relevant project or cost accounting experience. Construction industry experience, preferably commercial construction. Hands-on experience with WIP reporting and cost-plus billing. Experience billing Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee and Time and Materials contracts. Strong Excel skills and experience with accounting or project management systems. Strong attention to detail and communication skills. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field preferred.

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