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On Location is seeking a hands-on Controller to lead accounting and financial reporting for a growing company. This role combines day-to-day operations with leadership, financial insight, and process improvements across the organization.
The ideal candidate will supervise accounting activities, drive month-end close, ensure GAAP compliance, and partner with executives on budgeting and profitability analyses. A strong job costing background in project-based industries is essential.
On Location provides comprehensive labor management for exhibits, events, activations and environments regardless of size or complexity — across the nation and around the globe.
Since 1991, On Location has delivered tailored, nationwide labor solutions backed by proven processes and skilled teams. From installation to final dismantle, local crews are on-site and on point, ensuring every detail is handled. Dedicated account teams manage the process before, during, and after each event – delivering a seamless experience that defines the OLI difference.
We're built on people who get “it” done – where boots on the ground and hands on the job make the difference. From exhibits to events, immersive activations and branded environments, our veteran leadership mobilizes strong local crews and dedicated account teams who communicate regularly and collaborate to ensure the right team for each unique project.
Position Summary
We are seeking ahands-on Controllerto lead the accounting and financial reporting functions for a growing company. This is not a purely managerial role. The ideal candidate will be actively involved in day-to-day accounting operations while providing leadership, financial insight, and process improvements across the organization.
Key Responsibilities
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Ideal Candidate A hands-on financial leader who thrives in a fast-paced environment, understands the importance of accurate job costing, can effectively lead an accounting team, and has the ability to provide meaningful financial insights that drive business performance and growth.
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