Construction Comptroller

MEDC: Tribal One•Greenwood Village, CO

1d•$110,000 - $140,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Under the direction of the Chief Financial Officer, the Construction Comptroller oversees the company's construction division accounting and financial reporting, with a focus on construction projects, job costing, percentage-of-completion accounting, cash flow, and contract compliance. The role ensures that financial records are accurate, timely, and aligned with company policies and applicable requirements, helping leadership make informed decisions. The position manages and mentors the construction internal accounting department, oversees project and general accounting, and partners with Project Managers and leadership on budgets, forecasts, reporting, and financial performance. It also supports compliance, audit readiness, and improvements to accounting systems and workflows. The role is based in Denver, Colorado, with authorized remote work scheduling.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field.
5–7 years of accounting experience; construction or contractor accounting experience is preferred.
Knowledge of job costing, percentage-of-completion accounting, retainage, and construction contracts.
Strong analytical, organizational, communication, and leadership skills.
Proficiency with spreadsheets and financial reporting tools.

Nice To Haves

Experience with accounting and ERP construction management software, such as SAGE-Intacct.
CPA or CMA designation, highly preferred.
Experience with certified payroll, bonding, or multi-entity accounting.
Familiarity with applicable accounting standards and construction-industry regulations.
Proven ability to translate complex financial numbers into actionable steps for non-financial operations staff.

Responsibilities

Manage and mentor the construction internal accounting department, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and administrative specialists.
Manage the general ledger and month-end and year-end close, and ensure GAAP-compliant financial statement preparation.
Oversee project accounting, job-cost tracking, budgets, committed costs, and cost-to-complete forecasts.
Review project and AIA billings, accounts payable and receivable, subcontractor payments, and lien waivers.
Monitor cash flow, retainage, change orders, and contract terms.
Prepare and analyze project-level and company-wide financial reports, and explain variances to Project Managers and leadership.
Partner with Project Managers to build realistic budgets, track variances, and mitigate overruns.
Maintain internal controls and accounting procedures, and support compliance with tax, insurance, bonding, and audit requirements.
Coordinate annual budgets, forecasts, external audits, and tax filings with advisors.
Improve accounting systems and workflows, and maintain accurate, well-organized financial records.