Assistant Controller, Construction Accounting at Accuserve Solutions Inc

Brentwood, Missouri, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

04 Jun, 26

Salary

150000.0

Posted On

06 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Financial Reporting, Month-End Close, Job Costing, Revenue Recognition, Internal Controls, GAAP Compliance, WIP Schedules, Variance Analysis, ERP Systems, Process Improvement, Data Analysis, Team Leadership, Subcontractor Management, Cash Forecasting, Audit Support, Construction Accounting

Industry

Insurance

Description

Description Who Is Accuserve: Accuserve is a Managed Repair Experience Company, unifying and humanizing the experience for people simply trying to take care of the things they treasure most. As an integrated community of claims and restoration experts, we're redefining how smart, unified, and human the experience can be to fix what matters most to people in extreme times of need. We are builders, innovators, community leaders, facilitators, connectors, dreamers, keepers, mothers, fathers, sisters, and brothers. We're human too and know what it means to take care of you and your property. Job Summary: The Assistant Controller, Construction Accounting is responsible for leading daily accounting operations, financial reporting, and internal controls for a fast-paced construction and restoration organization. This role oversees the month-end close, job-costing accuracy, revenue recognition policies, and all major accounting cycles, ensuring compliance with GAAP and construction-specific regulatory requirements. The role partners cross-functionally with Operations, Project Management, Procurement, and Executive Leadership to ensure financial data integrity, support margin optimization, and drive continuous process improvement. Requirements General Responsibilities: Financial Reporting and Month End- Close: Manage and execute accurate and timely month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close processes, including all journal entries, accruals, and reconciliations. Establish scalable month-end procedures and continuously refine accounting close timelines and controls. Prepare and review consolidated financial statements for multiple operating entities. Maintain the financial reporting structure across ERP, job-costing, and business intelligence systems. Lead preparation of internal reporting packages, KPIs, and variance analyses for senior leadership. Construction Specific Accounting: Construction Specific Accounting: Oversee job-cost accounting, including correct posting of labor, materials, subcontractor costs, equipment, and overhead allocations. Manage WIP schedules, percent-complete calculations, deferred revenue, and job margin analysis. Improve systems for COGS estimation at month-end, especially when invoices and labor data lag behind job completion. Monitor retention / retainage receivable and payable balances. Ensure accuracy of Change Orders, supplements, and revised contract values in job-costing systems. Partner with Operations to confirm job completion status, punch-list progress, and readiness for revenue recognition. Oversee CAT-event accounting, including rapid scaling of operations, variable labor, and specialized job tracking. Support field operations in understanding margin erosion, budget-to-actual variances, and billing risks. Revenue Recognition & Customer Accounting: Ensure proper revenue recognition under GAAP for construction contracts and insurance restoration projects. Review client contracts for financial, accounting, and procedural implications. Oversee A/R, lien waiver processes, and invoice accuracy. Manage intercompany revenue, shared labor, and shared equipment allocations. AP, Vendor and Treasury Management: Oversee AP cycle, cash disbursements, and vendor management, safeguard company assets. Manage subcontractor compliance requirements (W-9s, COIs, licenses, etc.). Monitor daily banking, cash forecasts, and credit line activity. Work with procurement on material vendor pricing, purchase orders, and cost control initiatives. Internal Controls, Compliance and Audits: Maintain and improve internal control environment and accounting policies. Support external audit, tax filings, and internal compliance efforts. Implement controls over field operations: job file completeness, contract documentation, vendor approval matrix, etc. Systems, ERP and Process Improvement: Manage and implement financial systems and ERP enhancements. Partner with IT and Operations to improve job-costing workflows, automate data flow, and streamline reporting. Identify and implement new features, processes, and automation to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Support integration of newly acquired businesses into financial reporting processes. Leadership & Cross-Functional Partnership: Manage and mentor accounting team members; provide ongoing coaching and performance leadership. Collaborate with project managers, estimators, sales teams, and field operations to drive accurate financial results. Respond promptly and professionally to internal and external inquiries. Champion a culture of accountability, efficiency, and continuous improvement. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance required; CPA or MBA preferred. 5–10+ years progressive accounting experience, including prior management or Assistant Controller experience. Strong knowledge of GAAP and construction/project-based accounting practices (WIP, job costing, retaining, revenue recognition, etc.). Experience with ERP systems (NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Viewpoint, or other construction/SAAS systems preferred). Advanced Excel and data analysis skills. Manager, Accounting_August2023 Ability to oversee large data sets and adapt to high transaction volume environments. Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills; ability to handle conflict professionally. Able to work extended hours during high-volume periods or CAT events. Demonstrated success improving processes, standardizing workflows, and implementing automation or ERP upgrades. Strong personal ethics, professionalism, and attention to detail. Construction, roofing, restoration or insurance claims industry experience, preferred. Familiarity with Davis–Bacon wage rules, certified payroll, lien law basics, and insurance carrier billing workflows, preferred. Prior experience in private equity environments or rapidly scaling organizations, preferred. Experience supporting integrations or multi-entity consolidations, preferred. Accuserve’s Human Centric Value Proposition: Accuserve is built on a foundation of community, fostering valuable connections, and creating an innovative approach to help you navigate the insurance landscape. Built on culture, grounded in compassion. Accuserve Values: Communicating and Connecting, Doing the Right Thing, Compassionately Serve, courageously making an Impact and Staying Curious.

Responsibilities

This role leads daily accounting operations, financial reporting, and internal controls for a fast-paced construction and restoration organization, overseeing month-end close, job-costing accuracy, and revenue recognition policies.