Financial Controller (Construction/Roofing)

Salary: $1300USD/monthLocation: 100% Remote. Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala and Argentina onlySchedule: Full time, Monday to Friday, U.S. business hours
About the roleWe're looking for an elite financial controller, not a bookkeeper. You'll own the numbers for roofing companies in QuickBooks Online. When something doesn't add up, you'll find the cause, fix it, and stop it from happening again. You'll build the projections leadership uses to make decisions. If you need step-by-step direction, this role isn't for you.
What you'll doReconcile everything: bank, credit card, loan, AR, AP and intercompany accounts, every month, with no unexplained differencesFind and fix issues: spot miscoded transactions, margin leaks, duplicate payments, missing revenue and cash gaps, then trace each to its root cause and put a fix and a control in placeRun projections: 13-week cash flow forecasts, monthly and annual budgets, and growth and expansion models, plus scenario planning for new markets and hiresOwn WIP (work in progress) and job costing: WIP schedules, over- and under-billing, percentage-of-completion revenue, and margin by job and market, covering supplements and change ordersClose the books on a set calendar and produce P&L, balance sheet and cash flow for each company and combined, including true EBITDA (real operating profit, with one-off and owner expenses removed)Clean up and onboard the books of newly acquired companies to the platform's standardsPrepare financials for acquisitions, lenders and investors, and support due diligenceSet internal controls and work with the outside CPA on taxes and year-end
What you bring3+ years of accounting, including 3+ as a controller or accounting managerExpert in QuickBooks Online, ideally a certified ProAdvisorHands-on experience with WIP and job costing in construction or roofingA track record of untangling messy books and finding problems others missedStrong forecasting and financial modeling in Excel or Google SheetsExperience with multiple entities and consolidated reportingCPA in accounting or finance; private equity, roll-up or M&A experience is a plusFluent English and the confidence to tell U.S. leadership what the numbers mean and push back