Project Accountant 2 - Construction Operations
Posted 11 days ago
brobstongroupcom jobboardSeattle (WA)
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing ClerksCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Summary
The Project Accountant 2 supports the Construction and Operations team by managing small project accounting from project setup through final closeout. This hybrid role works cross‑functionally to ensure accurate project transactions, fixed asset classification, and contract administration. The position requires attention to detail, analytical skills, and occasional travel to lead on‑site store fixture installations.
Responsibilities
Manage contract administration for consultants and general contractors
Set up projects in Oracle and purchasing systems and maintain project records
Review projects for correct fixed asset classification and use tax assessment
Ensure accurate documentation of project transactions and support audits
Lead on‑site store fixture installation process and travel as needed
Review operating practices and implement process improvements
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field
Experience with fixed asset accounting, construction, or property development preferred
Advanced Excel skills and strong proficiency in Microsoft Office
Familiarity with Oracle, Coupa, Concur, Smartsheet a plus
Strong analytical and mathematical skills with high accuracy
Self‑starter with ownership, initiative, and ability to work collaboratively
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