Controller

All Systems Electrical•Rocklin, CA

38d•$90,000 - $130,000

About The Position

All Systems Electrical is an industrial automation specialist. Our company provides three distinct services: UL panel manufacturing, full turnkey installation package including engineering and programming, and 24 HR service with preventative maintenance. Multiple locations and a team of traveling technicians enable us to serve customers nationwide. With 20 years of experience and an unparalleled reputation, All Systems Electrical tackles projects for some of the parcel post industry’s biggest names. As a multi-branch electrical contractor, All Systems Electrical is a fast-paced work environment. We are seeking a Controller to oversee all financial operations, internal controls, risk management, regional fleet logistics, tool tracking, and multi-location inventory systems. This senior role is an essential part of company management, especially as our company undergoes significant growth. This role manages cash flow, precise job-cost accounting for complex electrical installations, corporate asset allocations, bonding, and financial reporting to executive leadership across branches.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration.
Minimum of 7 to 10 years of accounting experience, with at least 3 to 5 years in construction or trade-contractor role with working knowledge of job-cost accounting methods.
Proven ability to manage and mentor accounting teams while communicating financial data clearly to non-financial operational and branch managers.

Responsibilities

Manage the general ledger
Accounts payable
Accounts receivable
Payroll
Prepare accurate monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements.
Oversee inventory tracking systems for raw materials, bulk wire, conduit, and specialized electrical equipment across job locations and warehouses.
Establish protocols for tool tracking software to monitor heavy equipment, field tools, and diagnostic gear, minimizing loss and optimizing asset utilization.
Manage the financial operations of the corporate service fleet.
Track vehicle acquisition, leasing agreements, fuel cards, maintenance expenses, and insurance costs.
Monitor fleet asset depreciation and analyze the total cost of ownership to optimize company profitability.
Track labor, material, and equipment costs for active electrical projects.
Analyze gross profit margins, change orders, and work-in-progress (WIP) schedules.
Ensure compliance with state contractor licensing laws, DOT regulations for fleet vehicles, prevailing wage rules, certified payroll, union requirements, and tax regulations.
Manage commercial liability insurance and subcontractor agreements.
Monitor cash flow to support heavy material purchasing, fleet upkeep, and regional payroll.
Maintain relationships with bonding agents, banks, and external auditors.
Partner with executive management to set budgets, forecast revenue, and evaluate company profitability by branch, department, or project type.