Controller

Solen Software Group•Salt Lake City, UT

27d•Onsite

About The Position

As Controller, you own the close and the books across Solen’s growing portfolio of software companies. Every month, you run consolidation across multiple entities and currencies, sign off on the numbers HQ and our investors see, and decide where the accounting stack needs to flex as new acquisitions come in. When the M&A team closes a deal, you’re the person who decides how it gets stitched into the chart of accounts and how its first close gets run. This is a technical, hands-on, build-as-you-go role. You will manage 17+ software companies across HR tech, fleet telematics, asset management, e-health, and document management — and your numbers tell the story of all of them. You will sit at the center of the reporting flow: every consolidated statement, every PE roll-up report, every bank deliverable runs through your hands. You will partner directly with the Group Head of Finance on how Solen’s finance infrastructure scales from here. Join a culture-first, Great Place to Work–certified organization that values impact and collaboration. The successful candidate will work from Solen’s office in Salt Lake City, Utah / on-site.

Requirements

Active CPA license.
3–5+ years in Senior Accountant, Controller, or equivalent roles. Has run a full close cycle end-to-end and signed their name to the numbers.
Strong working knowledge of US GAAP and/or IFRS — can navigate revenue recognition, business combinations, and intercompany without reaching for a checklist.
Demonstrated expertise in Sage Intacct, including multi-entity and multi-currency consolidations.
Experience in private equity roll-ups, fund accounting, or high-growth environments — comfortable when the structure changes every quarter.
Advanced Excel modeling. Can build a roll-up from scratch and explain it to someone who doesn’t read accounting.
Writes clearly under deadline. When an audit committee or investor asks a question, can turn a messy reconciliation into a one-page answer.
Operates effectively under ambiguity — new entity onboards, mid-month policy changes, unclear ownership of a balance — without stalling.
Legally authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of Power BI.
Prior people management experience.
Direct exposure to post-acquisition integration and scaling finance teams.

Responsibilities

Own monthly, quarterly, and annual close across multiple entities and currencies. Enforce the calendar, cut-offs, and review standards — close lands clean and on time every cycle.
Lead multi-entity, multi-currency consolidations end-to-end. Manage intercompany transactions, settlements, and eliminations.
Review and approve journal entries, reconciliations, and key accounting judgments.
Ensure GL, balance sheet, and income statement accuracy across every entity in the platform.
Own the chart of accounts, dimensional structures, and reporting mappings — including the integration to Power BI.
When M&A closes a new acquisition, decide how it gets onboarded into the accounting structure and how its first close gets run.
Design scalable accounting processes that absorb new entities without breaking the close.
Design and maintain internal controls appropriate for a growing PE-backed platform.
Serve as primary owner for audit, tax, and regulatory coordination.
Ensure compliance with US GAAP and/or IFRS and firm-wide policies.
Surface risks early and implement corrective actions before they become audit findings.
Prepare consolidated financial statements for management and stakeholders.
Support PE reporting requirements, including roll-up visibility and comparability across the portfolio.
Support Board materials, bank reporting, and external financial reporting.
Partner with Group Finance on post-acquisition integration — from day-one close to steady-state.
Manage and mentor OpCo accounting team members; serve as the technical accounting reference point for portfolio CFOs and controllers.