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Frey Consulting Group in Englewood, Colorado, is seeking a Division Controller to lead accounting and financial operations for a key construction division. This hands-on role partners with operations and executive leadership to own month-end close, financial reporting, cash management, budgeting, and internal controls.
Applicants should have 5+ years in construction accounting, a Bachelor's in Accounting or Finance, and strong proficiency with Excel. CPA or MBA is preferred.
Work Setting: Onsite / office-based leadership role
Compensation: $130,000 to $150,000 base salary
Bonus: Profit-sharing bonus opportunity
Benefits: Medical with significant employer premium contribution, dental, vision, 401(k) with dollar-for-dollar match up to 4% and immediate vesting, PTO, disability coverage, EAP, accident and critical illness coverage, and professional development opportunities
Travel: Minimal, with occasional out-of-area travel for meetings or training
A growing construction organization is seeking a Division Controller to lead accounting and financial operations for a key business division in Englewood, Colorado.
This is a hands-on financial leadership role for an experienced construction accounting professional who can own the numbers while serving as a trusted business partner to operational and executive leadership. The Division Controller will oversee month-end close, financial reporting, general ledger activities, cash management, budgeting and analysis, internal controls, and accounting team development.
Construction industry accounting experience is required. The ideal candidate understands the financial complexities of a project-driven construction business and can translate financial results into meaningful insights that help operations improve profitability and business performance.
Required Qualifications
The ideal candidate is a construction accounting leader who is equally comfortable digging into the details and partnering with senior leadership.
This person should understand how accounting connects to project performance and operations—not simply how to close the books. They will be proactive, analytical, highly accountable, and willing to investigate issues until they understand the underlying business drivers.
The successful candidate will also enjoy developing people and improving processes while bringing greater financial visibility and discipline to a growing construction organization.