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We are looking for an experienced accounting leader to oversee core transaction functions and strengthen day-to-day financial operations in Seattle, Washington. This role will guide accounts payable and accounts receivable performance, reinforce compliance and control practices, and partner across the business to improve efficiency and cash flow. The ideal candidate brings strong operational judgment, leadership capability, and the ability to support a growing, project-driven organization through scalable processes and high service standards.
Responsibilities:
• Direct daily accounts receivable and accounts payable activities, including invoicing, collections, cash application, vendor disbursements, subcontractor billing, and purchasing card administration.
• Set performance measures and service expectations for accounting operations, using data to improve responsiveness, accuracy, and working capital results.
• Identify process gaps and lead improvements that increase efficiency, strengthen controls, and support sustainable growth across finance operations.
• Address operational issues that may affect compliance, stakeholder experience, or business performance, and implement practical corrective actions.
• Lead, coach, and develop managers and team members to build a strong leadership bench and support long-term succession planning.
• Reinforce governance standards by ensuring adherence to internal controls, audit requirements, and financial risk management practices.
• Work closely with partners in accounting, treasury, procurement, information technology, project teams, and business leadership to enhance financial outcomes.
• Support operational readiness for system enhancements and process changes by aligning workflows, controls, and team execution.
• Champion initiatives that improve service delivery, streamline transaction processing, and elevate overall accounting operations performance.
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