Sr. Controller

Posted 17 days ago

ia recruitingDallas (TX)

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About the role

Full-time Senior controller with 10 years of experience needed for a real estate and mortgage services firm in Dallas, TX, Tampa, FL or Rosemont, IL. Position offers a competitive salary and full benefits package. The Senior Controller collaborates with third-party valuation firms to assess mortgage servicing rights, ensure compliance with relevant accounting standards, and support the budgeting and forecasting processes. The scope of responsibilities includes oversight for cash flow management, responsibility for maintaining balance sheet reconciliations, and ensuring intercompany accounts are balanced, bank accounts are reconciled, and appropriate controls are in place to deter fraud. This role manages internal reporting, disbursement reviews, payroll, debt reporting, lender covenant compliance, and coordination of multiple audits. Further, the role will be responsible for documenting management's position on current and emerging accounting treatments under United States generally accepted accounting principles ( U.S. GAAP or GAAP ) that do or would impact the entities within Fay Group.
Qualifications include: Bachelor's degree in accounting, Finance, or related field CPA, or equivalent professional certification 15+ years' progressive experience in accounting 10+ years' experience in a senior accounting role within mortgage servicing for financial services segments, including Controller-level experience

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