Top Controller Jobs in Vancouver

Leads finance, accounting, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, controls, cash and debt management for a real estate portfolio. Oversees finance staff and coordinates payroll, benefits, HR administration, property reporting, tax requirements, lender relationships, acquisitions support, and process improvement. Partners with property management and ownership to provide accurate financial analysis and decision support.

The Controller leads accounting and finance operations for corporate entities, income-producing properties, and development projects. Responsibilities include financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow modeling, treasury, tax and regulatory filings, property accounting, internal controls, and intercompany transactions. The role supervises and mentors the accounting team, strengthens processes and governance, and collaborates with the VP Finance and property management teams.

Manage project cost control throughout execution, including budgets, schedules, hours, expenses, forecasts, change requests, risks, and cost updates. Coordinate with project and discipline managers, assess impacts on project objectives, resolve budget and schedule issues, and ensure accurate project status reports, executive summaries, and dashboards. The role requires financial or engineering education, at least five years of similar experience, strong communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and project-control software.

Supports industrial and multidisciplinary projects through scheduling, budgeting, forecasting, earned value analysis, financial reporting, invoicing, risk tracking, change management, and commercial performance monitoring. The role develops project controls processes, dashboards, and forecasts while partnering with project managers, accounting, technical teams, leadership, and clients to identify variances and improve project delivery.

Leads the company’s accounting function, financial reporting, close process, internal controls, technical accounting, audit relationship, tax strategy, ERP scaling, and investor or board reporting. The Controller manages the accounting team, supports fundraising and strategic transactions, develops accounting policies, and partners with the CFO on capital strategy and growth initiatives.

Own end-to-end accounting across North American and Asian entities, including multi-currency close, consolidation, intercompany accounting, billing, collections, cash forecasting, audit, tax coordination, compliance, controls, and lender reporting. Lead the accounting team, improve financial systems and processes, and prepare the company for its first external audit while partnering with data and engineering teams.

Lead the company’s accounting and financial operations, including payables, receivables, payroll, reconciliations, reporting, budgeting, cash flow, forecasting, and internal controls. Maintain financial records in QuickBooks Online, coordinate with external CPAs, analyze performance, recommend efficiency improvements, and support scalable cross-functional processes. The role provides financial leadership and ensures accurate, compliant reporting.

Own full-cycle accounting and month-end close for a portfolio of private-company clients. Prepare management reporting, budgets, forecasts, cash-flow models, dashboards, and KPI analysis. Build scalable accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls; lead ERP implementations and process improvements; oversee payroll, tax, and regulatory filings; and support year-end audits and external advisors. Serve as a trusted financial advisor to owners and leadership teams across multiple industries.

The Divisional Controller leads finance teams and oversees project accounting, forecasting, budgeting, revenue recognition, cash management, treasury support, and financial governance. The role partners with project and executive leaders to improve profitability, mitigate risk, strengthen controls, deliver performance insights, and support strategic business planning across a national professional services organization.

Own day-to-day domestic and international accounting, multi-currency consolidation, tax compliance, payroll coordination, and financial close processes. Prepare GAAP-compliant statements, flash reports, and board packages; lead the first external audit; manage ERP and finance systems; implement internal controls and automation; oversee cash and treasury; and support budget-versus-actuals analysis across departments.

Lead the plant accounting function, manage month-end close, payroll, AP/AR, costing and variance analysis, maintain internal controls, support SAP ERP implementation, partner with operations and corporate finance, and drive process improvements.

Manage the full lifecycle of company publications, including document workflows, reviews, revisions, archival, status tracking, and distribution across electronic and hard-copy platforms. Provide eMan technical support, resolve user issues, coordinate with regional operations teams, recommend process improvements, and assist with global document-control platform migration. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat proficiency, and international travel eligibility.

Oversee accounting operations, including revenue review, expense management, month-end close, reconciliations, financial statements, staff accountant supervision, audits, tax compliance, 1099 filings, and process improvements. Support FP&A with reporting and help implement new financial software while maintaining accurate and efficient financial processes.

Own day-to-day accounting for a growing, multi-entity digital product studio. Responsibilities include monthly, quarterly, and year-end close; financial reporting; project-based revenue recognition; cash management; audit, tax, and compliance; margin and project reporting; and finance systems improvement. The Controller will automate workflows, use AI responsibly, strengthen controls, support forecasting, and translate financial results into recommendations for business leaders.

The Assistant Controller owns month-end close, accounts receivable and collections, accounts payable, expense compliance, cash forecasting, and accounting process improvement. The role supports finance system implementations, documents standardized workflows, mentors accounting staff, and provides accurate financial analysis to leadership. It requires hands-on accounting experience, QuickBooks Online expertise, familiarity with AP or collections platforms, Google Workspace proficiency, and demonstrated use of Claude to improve finance workflows.

Lead accounting operations for a credit union: prepare financial statements, oversee regulatory filings (NCUA Call Reports), manage general ledger and reconciliations, direct accounting staff, maintain internal controls and CECL allowance processes, drive month/quarter/year-end close, coordinate audits and regulatory exams, support CFO with financial analysis, and implement process improvements and automation.

Oversee financial control and performance across project portfolios in the US and Canada. Responsibilities include monitoring project financial health, managing invoicing, cash flow, write-offs, billing, reporting, compliance, and risk mitigation. The role supports project managers from initiation through closure, improves project administration processes, develops best-practice materials, prepares variance reports, and mentors project control staff.

The Assistant Controller will lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities; maintain general-ledger integrity; prepare financial reporting; strengthen internal controls; support audits, tax, compliance, and government-contracting requirements; and oversee inventory, cost accounting, and operational finance processes. The role will optimize ERP and accounting workflows, mentor the accounting team, partner cross-functionally, and help build scalable financial infrastructure. It is a succession-track position with potential advancement to Controller within several quarters.

The Assistant Controller prepares working papers, oversees and reviews full-cycle accounting, manages client files, and supports financial reporting and ad hoc projects for public and private company clients. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, deadline management, client communication, multitasking, and a commitment to continuous improvement. It offers flexible work arrangements and opportunities to gain public company reporting experience.

Partners with project managers on financial oversight by developing budgets and schedules, monitoring cost and schedule variances, forecasting ETC and EAC, analyzing scope changes, managing invoices, preparing performance and risk reports, identifying savings opportunities, supporting mitigation strategies, and reconciling project costs at closeout. Ensures accounting and regulatory compliance across multiple projects.

Own month-end close, financial reporting, variance analysis, transactional accounting, billing operations, payroll, benefits, commissions, equity, tax compliance, audit readiness, controls, and rolling forecasts. Lead an AI-native ERP migration, configure finance systems, deploy AI agents to automate workflows, and support multi-entity international operations while partnering directly with the CFO.

Manage and control project documents: review, catalog, file and distribute consultant and shop drawings, submittals and change notices; maintain project inbox and PM system logs; support change management and assist with ordering construction materials and equipment.

Oversee regional accounting for BC and AB sites: ensure accurate financial reporting, lead accounting staff, manage revenue cycle, inventory valuation, budgeting, variance analysis, audits, internal controls, and provide financial analysis to operations and finance leadership.

The Document Controller manages project documentation lifecycle, ensuring accuracy and compliance. Responsibilities include control processes, distribution, quality assurance, and stakeholder support.

The Controller will oversee financial operations, manage treasury for fiat and crypto assets, prepare financial reports, and ensure compliance, while collaborating with leadership on budgeting and strategic initiatives.