Controller - Construction Management

ProjectController – Construction Management
Location: Bridgewater, MA (Headquarters)
Salary Range: $110,000 – $120,000 annually
Schedule: Fulltime, Monday–Friday

A wellestablished, familyowned construction management firm serving the NewEngland and Northeast region is seeking a sharp and detailoriented ProjectController to join its finance and operations team. With over 70 years in the business, this company specializes in a broad mix of building markets—multifamily residential, senior housing, hospitality, life sciences, corporate offices, educational, and retail projects.

• Partner closely with the Director of Operations Accounting, Project Executives, Project Managers, and Superintendents to manage all aspects of project accounting and job costing

• Review and approve subcontractor requisitions and vendor invoices, ensuring contract compliance

• Assist in preparing monthly owner requisitions and ensuring accurate documentation

• Ensure subcontractor compliance with contract terms (e.g., waivers, bonds, billing procedures)

• Assist project teams with monthly forecasts: validate projected fees, assess percent complete, and update cost forecasts

• Process change orders (subcontractor and owner) and job cost transfers in the accounting system (e.g., Spectrum)

• Monitor project cash position, prepare monthly cashforecast analyses, and track cash flow related to projects

• Provide other accounting and projectfinance support as needed

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, Construction Management, or equivalent experience

• Minimum of five years’ constructionaccounting or projectcosting experience (experience with CCIP/OCIP is a plus)

• Indepth knowledge of accounting principles, internal control, cash management, cost analysis, and jobcost systems

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills—able to convey financial concepts clearly to project team members and stakeholders

• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment while maintaining accuracy and control

Because the company delivers complex projects across multiple sectors, having a reliable Project Controller ensures that financials are accurate, risks are identified early, and teams have the insight and control to keep projects profitable and on track.