Contract Controller: SQL-Proficient Finance Lead (Boise)

Phillips 66; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 88,000 - 129,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

Job summary

Phillips 66 in Boise, ID seeks a Contract Controller with strong variance analysis and SQL skills to own financial close processes and internal controls. The role anchors on ownership of the $88,000 - $129,000 contract salary, the close calendar, and cross-functional coordination for budgets, forecasts, and tax filings.

Expect a documentation-first approach in a contract setting and roughly 5+ years in a Controller function, translating Internal Controls for non-technical audiences while

Qualifications

• Solid variance analysis grounding with SQL capabilities.
• Demonstrated SQL expertise in a fast-moving finance environment.
• Documentation-first approach in contract roles.
• Approximately 5+ years operating in a controller position.
• Experience translating Internal Controls for non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Watch the burn rate and sound the alarm a quarter early.
• Keep the fixed-asset register current as equipment moves through Boise, ID.
• Build and maintain budgets, forecasts, and variance analyses for Phillips 66.
• File quarterly sales-and-use tax across every ID jurisdiction we touch.
• Stand up the Internal Controls close calendar and hold every owner to it.
• Build the close documentation a new senior hire could follow blind.
• Coordinate with the tax team on filings, estimates, and year-end provisions.

Skills

Variance analysis

SQL

Documentation

Job description

Phillips 66 in Boise, ID seeks a Contract Controller with strong variance analysis and SQL skills to own financial close processes and internal controls. The role anchors on ownership of the $88,000 - $129,000 contract salary, the close calendar, and cross-functional coordination for budgets, forecasts, and tax filings.

Expect a documentation-first approach in a contract setting and roughly 5+ years in a Controller function, translating Internal Controls for non-technical audiences while