Corporate Controller

Cinch Careers Page- External•Boca Raton, FL

18h

About The Position

Corporate Controller Role Purpose The Corporate Controller is a critical finance leader at Cinch, responsible for ensuring the integrity, accuracy, and scalability of the company’s financial reporting and accounting operations during a period of transformation and growth. This role exists to move the accounting function beyond traditional close and compliance activities and into a modern, disciplined, and business-enabling organization. The Controller will serve as both a technical accounting authority and a change leader—strengthening internal controls, modernizing processes, leveraging technology, and building a high-performing accounting team that can support Cinch’s evolving business model within the home warranty and home services industry. What Success Looks Like A successful Corporate Controller at Cinch: Delivers timely, accurate, and transparent financial reporting with no surprises Leads a disciplined, scalable close process that supports business agility Strengthens internal controls and governance while enabling growth Modernizes accounting operations through automation and process improvement Acts as a trusted partner to the CFO and senior leadership

Requirements

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) preferred
10–15 years of progressive accounting experience, including GAAP financial reporting and leadership roles
Prior experience in public accounting and/or external audit (7+ years preferred)
Demonstrated success leading accounting teams in high-volume, complex environments
Experience in insurance, warranty, or subscription-based services strongly preferred
Hands-on experience with Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, and revenue-related accounting
ERP experience required; Oracle strongly preferred
Strong technical accounting and financial reporting expertise
Proven change leadership and transformation mindset
High attention to detail with the ability to see the bigger picture
Executive presence and clear communication skills
Process-oriented with a focus on scalability and efficiency
Collaborative, decisive, and results-driven leadership style

Nice To Haves

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) preferred
Prior experience in public accounting and/or external audit (7+ years preferred)
Experience in insurance, warranty, or subscription-based services strongly preferred
ERP experience required; Oracle strongly preferred

Responsibilities

Own and oversee all corporate accounting functions, including General Ledger, Financial Reporting, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Cash Management, Treasury, Tax coordination, and Statutory Reporting
Ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP, revenue recognition standards, and company accounting policies
Lead all close cycles (monthly, quarterly, annual) with a focus on accuracy, discipline, and continuous improvement
Prepare and review internal and external financial statements, ensuring clarity and reliability for leadership and stakeholders
Lead the design, implementation, and enforcement of standardized accounting policies, procedures, and internal control frameworks
Identify and execute process improvements and automation opportunities to support scale, efficiency, and risk mitigation
Strengthen documentation of accounting processes to ensure consistency, audit readiness, and knowledge transfer
Play a key role in enterprise risk management and corporate governance initiatives
Own accounting system effectiveness, including Oracle ERP and integrated financial systems
Lead or support ERP enhancements, upgrades, and system integrations
Partner with IT and Finance teams to improve data quality, reporting automation, and system controls
Drive the use of technology to reduce manual effort and improve insight and accuracy
Lead, develop, and mentor a high-performing accounting organization across AR, AP, General Accounting, and Reporting
Set clear expectations for accountability, quality, and continuous improvement
Build depth and succession within the accounting team to support long-term growth
Foster a culture of ownership, collaboration, and transformation
Partner closely with FP&A on management reporting, forecasts, budgets, and Board materials
Present financial results, insights, and recommendations to the CFO and senior leadership
Serve as a key advisor on accounting implications of strategic initiatives, operational changes, and growth opportunities
Support M&A activity through due diligence, integration planning, and accounting execution
Serve as the primary point of contact for external auditors and manage all audit activities
Partner with the CCHS holding company on tax compliance, planning, and reporting
Ensure compliance with regulatory and statutory reporting requirements