Project/Cost Accountant
daley associatesWest Palm Beach (FL)
About the role
Project/Cost Accountant Our Client, a well-established and rapidly growing construction management firm in West Palm Beach, is looking for a hands-on Cost Accountant to take ownership of project financials and partner directly with project leadership. This is a highly visible opportunity for someone with strong project accounting, cost analysis, forecasting, billing, and cost-to-complete experience who enjoys working close to the business.
What You'll Do:
- Own project financial reporting, forecasting, budgets, and cost analysis
- Manage owner billings, change orders, commitments, accruals, and month-end close
- Identify financial risks and partner with project teams to drive results
What We're Looking For:
- 5+ years of cost, project, or construction accounting experience
- Strong experience with WIP, forecasting, billing, and cost-to-complete analysis
- Construction industry experience preferred; CMiC and/or Textura experience highly desirable This position will pay between 120-130K on a base salary depending upon experience and fit Interested parties, please send your resume to Martin Metz at mmetz@daleyaa.com and/or contact him at 617.832.2048
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