Project Accounting Manager
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triversity constructionDayton (OH)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Project Accounting Manager We are looking for a Project Accounting Manager to join our Finance and Accounting team. This person will oversee daily project accounting activity, support strategic financial planning, and lead a team of project accountants. The role reports directly to the CFO.What you will doOversee month end tasks and ensure accuracy across all project financials Partner closely with Operations on all project related financial needs Review job costs, cash flow, billings, budgets, and forecasts Lead monthly project recap meetings Ensure projects are forecasted correctly and remain in a positive cash flow position Maintain project structures including funding setup, billing setup, rates, and at risk items Improve financial processes for speed and accuracy Develop and mentor project accounting staff Support both internal teams and external partners with high quality financial service Help manage risk and support a culture of safety Lead special projects or corporate initiatives as needed What you bring Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting and seven or more years of related experience CPA and experience in construction or a similar industry is a plus Strong leadership skills and a track record of developing others Advanced analytical and problem solving ability Ability to understand contracts, accounting standards, and financial reporting requirements Strong communication skills with the ability to work with a sophisticated audience High attention to detail and the ability to solve problems quickly Proficiency in MS Office Experience with Viewpoint is strongly preferred This role is on site in Cincinnati and may require occasional visits to client offices or project sites. If you want to lead a talented team and play a key role in our project financial operations, we would like to talk with you.
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