Senior Project Accountant | Construction Accounting
Senior Project Accountant | Construction Accounting
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- A successful Senior Project Accountant should have:5+ years of accounting experience, ideally within the construction industry.
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline preferred.
- Experience with construction project accounting and cost accounting.
- Knowledge of AIA billing processes.
- Strong background in accounts payable, reconciliations, and general ledger maintenance.
- Experience supporting commercial construction projects.
- Proficiency with Sage 100 Contractor or similar accounting software.
- Working knowledge of Procore and Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel.
- CPA designation is preferred but not required.
- Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and a proactive, hands-on approach.
- What's on Offer
- Reasons to apply for this Senior Project Accountant role:
- Work on diverse projects including hospitality, commercial interiors, historic renovations, and adaptive reuse developments.
- Join a stable, financially disciplined organization with a strong project pipeline.
- Gain visibility with executive leadership and enjoy direct access to decision-makers.
- Be part of an important organizational transition with opportunities to make a meaningful impact.
- Enjoy a collaborative, family-oriented culture that values employee growth and work-life balance.
- Interested? Apply today.
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