Controller - Home Builder

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hire elementAtlanta (GA)

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Manager

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$150,000 - $200,000 per year

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About the role

Hiring Organization Hire Element - Accounting & Financial Search Pay Range $150,000.00/yr - $200,000.00/yr Additional Compensation Annual Bonus Job Summary Fast growing and dynamic homebuilder looking for a Controller.
Responsibilities: Oversee month-end close process including general ledger entries, reconciliations, and reporting. Work with development team to insure projects are on budget, variance analysis. Manage all banking relationships. Facilitate bi-weekly construction draws. Manage AP and AR processes. Prepare and review construction billing. Reconcile balance sheet accounts. Ad hoc reporting for leadership as necessary. Review and approve closing statements for homes/properties. Manage cash flow forecasting and analysis. Ensure vendors are paid timely, accurately, and in accordance with agreed upon terms. Support field development and homebuilding operations. Work closely with team to ensure the business operates efficiently and profitably.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Accounting or 10 years of related experience 3+ years of construction industry experience in public accounting or private industry Fluency in Microsoft Office suite (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.) GAAP knowledge, CPA preferred Strong written, verbal and collaboration skills Senior Level Executive Employment Type Full-time Job Function Accounting/Auditing and Finance Building Construction Benefits Medical insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Paid maternity leave Paid paternity leave

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