Strategic Construction Controller

IHC Construction Companies LLC; Elgin (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401k

Profit Sharing

Discretionary bonus

Job summary

IHC Construction Companies LLC is seeking a Senior Construction Controller to lead all accounting and financial operations in a growing construction environment in Illinois. The role partners with the CEO, COO, and project teams to ensure accurate project reporting, strong internal controls, and sound cash flow management.

The ideal candidate has deep construction industry experience, including percentage-of-completion accounting, union labor environments, and rigorous revenue recognition

Qualifications

• 10+ years of construction accounting experience.
• 3+ years in a Controller level role within construction.
• Deep knowledge of construction accounting, job costing, and revenue recognition.

Responsibilities

• Lead all accounting and financial operations for the company.
• Manage monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes.
• Prepare GAAP-compliant financial statements and management reports.
• Oversee job costing, WIP reporting, and profitability analysis.
• Coordinate audits and tax compliance activities.
• Develop and maintain internal controls and policies.
• Partner with leadership to optimize cash flow and capital planning.

Skills

Construction accounting

Job costing

WIP reporting

Union labor environment

Revenue recognition

Financial statement preparation

Education

Bachelor's or master's degree in accounting

CPA or CCIFP certification

Tools

Viewpoint Vista

Prophix

Job description

IHC Construction Companies LLC is seeking a Senior Construction Controller to lead all accounting and financial operations in a growing construction environment in Illinois. The role partners with the CEO, COO, and project teams to ensure accurate project reporting, strong internal controls, and sound cash flow management.

The ideal candidate has deep construction industry experience, including percentage-of-completion accounting, union labor environments, and rigorous revenue recognition