The Assistant Controller will manage accounting matters, ensure compliance with policies, analyze commercial arrangements, and oversee financial operations. Responsibilities include driving resolution on accounting issues, participating in project reviews, and preparing financial reporting materials.
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The Assistant Inquiry-to-Receipt Controller will work with a team of Commercial & Technical Controllers on controllership and accounting matters, and will ensure financial oversight, accuracy & compliance with applicable policies. This individual will be a key technical accounting resource to the operations and finance organizations regarding complex financial accounting & reporting matters. This individual will also work closely with the commercial, operations, & finance organizations to analyze commercial arrangements and ensure appropriate application of revenue recognition policies & procedures, in addition to other technical accounting matters. Additionally, this individual will play a key role in monitoring critical accounting processes and executing month and quarter end closing procedures.Job Description
The Assistant Inquiry-to-Receipt Controller will work with a team of Commercial & Technical Controllers on controllership and accounting matters, and will ensure financial oversight, accuracy & compliance with applicable policies. This individual will be a key technical accounting resource to the operations and finance organizations regarding complex financial accounting & reporting matters. This individual will also work closely with the commercial, operations, & finance organizations to analyze commercial arrangements and ensure appropriate application of revenue recognition policies & procedures, in addition to other technical accounting matters. Additionally, this individual will play a key role in monitoring critical accounting processes and executing month and quarter end closing procedures.Job Description
Roles and responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Operate as part of the Electrification Commercial & Technical Controllership organization, and support Commercial & Technical Controllership leaders
- Drive accounting matters resolution: identify, analyze, document & conclude on accounting issues
- Perform order booking assessment and documentation to ensure appropriate recognition and reporting of remaining performance obligation (RPO) in accordance with US GAAP and GEV policies
- Collaborate with Inquiry-to-Oder (ITO) and Order-to-Remittance (OTR) teams to advise on accounting implications of contractual terms & conditions, define and document revenue recognition method prior to contract execution, and identify accounting triggering events during life of contract to ensure timely and accurate accounting
- Perform factoring arrangements accounting assessment
- Perform variation orders accounting assessment in accordance with US GAAP and GEV policies
- Review project estimates at completion and participate in project margin reviews (PMR) to ensure accurate cost to complete and risk provision estimates including liquidated damages
- Review/monitor project contingency provisions
- Review contract assets & accounts receivable reserves e.g. CECL/age-based/specific
- Monitor aged projects balances/ project close-out monitoring
- Participate in litigation and claims reviews to ensure appropriate accounting
- Review warranty processes and reserves to ensure appropriate accounting
- Lead senior management reviews and reporting (“big deal reviews”) on remaining performance obligations (RPO), variation orders, project CM variations, claims & liquidated damages
- Maintain effective & efficient partnerships with auditors & other service providers
- Extensive interaction with commercial, operations, financial planning & analysis (FP&A), finance, treasury, and tax functions
- Prepare B/S account analysis & quarterly balance sheet review materials for Financial Reporting Package (FRP) and balance sheet deep dives for owned areas
- Perform or review account reconciliations
Required Qualifications
- BA or BS in finance/accounting from an accredited college or university
- Minimum 5 years’ experience in a controllership role in GE/GEV
- Deep knowledge in PCS’ products, business processes & systems
- Proven acumen in timely identifying accounting risk and driving resolution
- Proven skills in business partnering and driving accounting compliance with key stakeholders e.g. CFO/I2R teams
- Knowledge of US GAAP and GEV accounting policies and procedures
- Proficient use of Microsoft Office (eg. Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
Desired Characteristics
- Deep knowledge of the Electrification business (including products, business processes, and systems)
- Highly analytical with well-developed risk identification and problem-solving skills
- Strong interpersonal and leadership skills
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Highly collaborative... demonstrated ability to collaborate across all finance structures (shared services, local team, outsourced service providers), but also firm in driving controllership & compliance with stakeholders
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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