Role OverviewThe Director of Project Finance will own project-level economics from award through closeout, ensuring job-cost integrity, forecasts, billing, cash, and federal contract compliance.
What You Will Do
The ideal candidate will be able to accomplish reliable EACs and WIP, with no surprise write-downs at close, and provide billings that match work performed.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The Director of Project Finance will report to the Chief Financial Officer and will be responsible for leading the project accounting team across domestic and international work.
Requirements
- Must be a U.S. Citizen
- 10+ years in project finance or project controls including experience with large construction work (ideally $100M+, multi-year jobs)
- Ownership of job cost, committed cost, change orders, WIP, percent complete, cost-to-complete, and EACs
- Project billing: progress payments, cost-plus and lump-sum, retainage, unbilled, contingency and contract modifications
- Ability to sit with project managers on forecast vs. budget
- Builds and leads a project-accountant bench, including senior individual contributors
- ERP job-cost fluency; clean handoff of billed/unbilled into the corporate GL
- Proven record of standardizing EAC / WIP packs, reducing spreadsheet farms, and cutting days out of billing and forecast cycles
- History of finding leakage — unbilled cost, late change orders, duplicate commitments — and turning that into recovered margin or avoided cost
- Plus: federal / government billing (IDIQ task orders, DCAA / FAR cost allowability on the job) and surety, bonding, or joint-venture cash experience
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance on the first day of employment
- Life insurance
- 401(k) matching plan
- EAP
- Wellness programs
- Other optional programs
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