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Kingston Ross Pasnak LLP in Edmonton is seeking a Controller/Assistant Controller to oversee daily accounting operations and lead the month-end close. This hands-on role requires taking ownership, solving problems, and ensuring financial accuracy across AP, AR, and GL.
The successful candidate will hold a CPA designation, have 3–5 years at controller level, and demonstrate strong Excel skills and the ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams. On-site role with a competitive salary.
Posted onAugust 17, 2026 by Employer details KRP - Kingston Ross Pasnak LLP
Kingston Ross Pasnak LLP has been serving clients with integrity and expertise since 1945. As the largest local independent accounting firm in the region, we offer a comprehensive range of accounting and financial services backed by a dedicated team of professionals committed to delivering exceptional value and personalized service.
We are looking for an experienced *Controller / Assistant Controller* to join our team and play a key role in the day-to-day financial operations of the organization. This is a hands‑on position for someone who likes to *get involved, solve problems, and get things done*. The successful candidate will be highly dependable, detail-oriented and comfortable taking ownership of their responsibilities from start to finish. We are looking for a steady, practical professional who brings good judgment, strong accounting fundamentals, and a willingness to dig into the details when necessary. This isn't a role for someone who simply identifies issues and passes them along?we want someone who takes the initiative to understand the problem and help solve it.
Beyond technical qualifications, how you work matters to us.You are someone who:
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