Controller

Resource One Credit Union•Dallas, TX

31d

About The Position

Join our dynamic team at Resource One Credit Union, a leading financial institution committed to empowering our members and communities through superior financial services. With a rich history of serving our members' needs and fostering financial well-being, we are dedicated to innovation, integrity, and inclusivity. Position Summary The Controller will be Responsible for overseeing and directing accounting functions, including general ledger reconcilements, posting entries for various credit union workflows, accounts payable, fixed assets, budgets, forecast and regulatory reporting. This position will direct, train, supervise, and appraise accounting personnel. This position will also work closely on special projects with the CFO.

Requirements

5+ years of similar or related experience and related supervisory experience preferred.
Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of experience and training.
Accounting experience within a credit union, bank, or other regulated financial institution.
Technical knowledge of accounting concepts, practices, procedures, and financial reports.
Understanding of related regulations, statutes, and filing requirements.
Ability to assist and supervise others.
Well-organized and attentive to detail.
Able to meet deadlines and manage projects.
Successful passing of the employee screening process

Responsibilities

Ensure the accounting department meets all deadlines with no errors that result in a loss to the Credit Union. Ensure the Credit Union.
Provide leadership to personnel through effective objective setting, delegation, and communication.
Ensure that general ledger accounts are in balance and current according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
Stay informed of developments in the accounting field and of changing governmental and legal requirements.
Oversee the preparation of regulatory and governmental reports. Ensure accurate reporting to various regulatory agencies.
Oversee month end close.
Assist the CFO with budget, forecast and other financial reports.
Monitor costs and expenses.
Prepare journal entries and balance work for more complicated workflows.
Research and resolve the more difficult accounting errors and discrepancies.
Document policies, procedures and workflows for areas of responsibility.
Act as liaison to third-party partners and business leaders for reporting and reconciliation as needed.
Conduct meetings as necessary.
Conduct performance appraisals as required.
Other related duties as assigned.