Divisional Finance Manager

Flatiron Construction Corp•Raleigh-Durham, NC

21h•$200,000 - $240,000

About The Position

Are you ready to take on a dynamic leadership role where you will lead financial operations, provide strategic insights, and drive financial performance within a division? As the Division Finance Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the financial reporting process, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in preparing financial reports, audits, and reconciliations. Collaborate with industry experts and committed teams who value individuality and recognize achievements. Apply now and transform your career with us. What you will be doing Oversees the preparation of monthly, quarterly, annual financial reports, together with the yearend, audit schedules, cost reports and reconciliations and management reports. Assures that subordinate ledgers reconcile with the general ledger in a timely and accurate manner. Oversees and directs updating budgets and cost controls including cost allocations to departments or project segments. Analyzes and interprets financial data and statements to make recommendations. Updates overhead budget and forecasts cash flow. Reviews project cash flows for accuracy. Consolidates all project forecasts into a complete Division P&L and cash flow forecast. Provides documentation supporting the accuracy and integrity of financial statements. Ensures adherence to financial policies, procedures and internal controls. Assists in managing the accounts payable and accounts receivable along with the associated payment and collection efforts and detailed records. Oversees the management of company check preparations and obtaining authorized signatures. Oversees the management of project and/or District asset inventories. Oversees the management of project and/or District asset inventories and payroll. Oversees multiple large projects valued over $1B. Responsible for hiring, training, and managing finance staff on multiple large projects. Participate in joint venture project executive committee and provide financial guidance.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Finance or Accounting required.
10+ years finance or accounting experience in the construction industry required.
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Verbal, written and presentation skills.
Proven ability to lead finance teams for multiple company projects within a geographic region.
Management skills required.
Ability to delegate tasks appropriately and clearly communicate expectations with staff.
General understanding of construction industry and project accounting.
Understands state and local requirements concerning sales/use tax.

Nice To Haves

Master’s Degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversees the preparation of monthly, quarterly, annual financial reports, together with the yearend, audit schedules, cost reports and reconciliations and management reports.
Assures that subordinate ledgers reconcile with the general ledger in a timely and accurate manner.
Oversees and directs updating budgets and cost controls including cost allocations to departments or project segments.
Analyzes and interprets financial data and statements to make recommendations.
Updates overhead budget and forecasts cash flow.
Reviews project cash flows for accuracy.
Consolidates all project forecasts into a complete Division P&L and cash flow forecast.
Provides documentation supporting the accuracy and integrity of financial statements.
Ensures adherence to financial policies, procedures and internal controls.
Assists in managing the accounts payable and accounts receivable along with the associated payment and collection efforts and detailed records.
Oversees the management of company check preparations and obtaining authorized signatures.
Oversees the management of project and/or District asset inventories.
Oversees the management of project and/or District asset inventories and payroll.
Oversees multiple large projects valued over $1B.
Responsible for hiring, training, and managing finance staff on multiple large projects.
Participate in joint venture project executive committee and provide financial guidance.