Top Controller Jobs in Calgary

Manage project documentation for data center infrastructure projects, maintaining accurate registers, numbering, metadata, transmittals, review workflows, approvals, distribution, archival, and audit-ready records. Coordinate daily with engineering, construction, supply chain, clients, and subcontractors while tracking document status and supporting progress reporting. The role requires strong organizational skills, document management experience, and occasional travel between project sites.

The Controller analyzes financial and costing data for a manufacturing plant, supports month-end close, reconciliations, internal controls, variance reporting, business-case modeling, and continuous improvement. The role develops operational reports, identifies cost-reduction opportunities, supports system improvements, and provides financial guidance to plant leadership. It also supports accounting staff development and is expected to grow into direct supervisory responsibilities.

Coordinates daily manufacturing activities, production schedules, workforce resources, material availability, and operational reporting. Supports lean initiatives, standardized processes, quality and regulatory compliance, continuous improvement, and resolution of production bottlenecks. Maintains KPI dashboards, analyzes manufacturing data, and collaborates with engineering, quality, supply chain, and program management teams to improve productivity, quality, throughput, and on-time delivery.

Manages document and records control for the Final Assembly Line, including scanning, filing, digitizing legacy records, maintaining electronic and physical storage systems, updating procedures, supporting audits, training users, and monitoring document-control KPIs. The role also assists with records retrieval, corrective action plans, system upgrades, and departmental service-level priorities.

Provides administrative and document-control support to construction contract administration and project management teams. Tracks, logs, distributes, and reports on project deliverables; maintains directories and records; communicates updates; assists with change management, payment certificates, contractual agreements, and quality control. Coordinates across disciplines and supports multiple concurrent projects while ensuring accurate, timely documentation and compliance with corporate and client procedures.

The Senior Project Controller will oversee project controls, ensuring accurate cost management, schedule maintenance, and risk assessment while collaborating with project teams and ensuring compliance with standards.

Leads project cost control for large-scale capital projects, managing budgets, cost baselines, forecasts, expenditures, commitments, accruals, change control, EVM metrics, variance analysis, dashboards, and financial reporting. Maintains WBS and CBS structures, supports project reviews, coordinates with cross-functional teams, and mentors junior cost-control personnel while ensuring alignment among scope, schedule, cost, risk, and contractual requirements.

Oversee accounting, financial reporting, close processes, controls, audits, budgeting, consolidation, and performance analysis for software business units. Partner with the CFO and business leaders on SaaS metrics, cost management, operational efficiency, and data-driven decisions. Support M&A integration, regulatory compliance, process automation, and team development across complex, international, multi-entity environments.

Oversee CARE Canada's financial operations, project accounting, transaction management, internal controls, payments, year-end audit, external financial statements, and regulatory compliance. The Controller will ensure accurate financial records and efficient processes while supporting budgeting, forecasting, business analysis, and nonprofit fund accounting. The role requires strong financial expertise, analytical ability, collaboration, and commitment to CARE's mission and safeguarding standards.

Maintains project document integrity by managing classification, filing, revision control, approvals, transmittals, distribution, audits, and closeout submissions. The role administers document workflows, ensures current approved versions are accessible, supports project teams with documentation requirements, trains staff on standards, and improves document management processes. Experience with EDMS platforms, Microsoft Office, and engineering or construction documentation is preferred.

Supports project cost control by maintaining budgets, baselines, cost structures, forecasts, cash flow projections, and performance reports. Monitors expenditures, commitments, accruals, invoices, change orders, and cost variances. Contributes to change control and earned value management reporting, including CPI and SPI analysis, while collaborating with project management, scheduling, procurement, finance, engineering, construction, and operations teams.

Manages project documentation in an EDMS, including document uploads, distribution, metadata, version control, quality checks, audits, numbering, approvals, and records management. Supports engineering, procurement, construction, contractors, vendors, consultants, and clients throughout the project lifecycle. Provides guidance on document-control procedures, assists with handover activities, and supports training and best-practice implementation.

Manages the full lifecycle of company publications, including document workflows, reviews, revisions, status tracking, distribution, archival, and regulatory compliance. Supports regional teams with electronic flight bag documentation, provides technical support to eMan users, resolves system issues, recommends process improvements, and assists with migration to a global document control platform. Requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication, IT, and Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat skills.

Leads the company’s accounting function, financial reporting, close process, internal controls, technical accounting, audit relationship, tax strategy, ERP scaling, and investor or board reporting. The Controller manages the accounting team, supports fundraising and strategic transactions, develops accounting policies, and partners with the CFO on capital strategy and growth initiatives.

Own end-to-end accounting across North American and Asian entities, including multi-currency close, consolidation, intercompany accounting, billing, collections, cash forecasting, audit, tax coordination, compliance, controls, and lender reporting. Lead the accounting team, improve financial systems and processes, and prepare the company for its first external audit while partnering with data and engineering teams.

Manages financial controls across construction projects, including budgets, forecasts, job costing, WIP reporting, margin analysis, accruals, cash monitoring, risk registers, contract changes, and audit documentation. Partners with project and business leaders, leads cost and monthly review meetings, prepares internal and external reports, and trains project managers on financial processes. Requires construction accounting expertise, knowledge of revenue recognition, advanced Excel skills, and experience with ERP systems such as JD Edwards or SAP.

Own day-to-day domestic and international accounting, multi-currency consolidation, tax compliance, payroll coordination, and financial close processes. Prepare GAAP-compliant statements, flash reports, and board packages; lead the first external audit; manage ERP and finance systems; implement internal controls and automation; oversee cash and treasury; and support budget-versus-actuals analysis across departments.

Oversee accounting operations, including revenue review, expense management, month-end close, reconciliations, financial statements, staff accountant supervision, audits, tax compliance, 1099 filings, and process improvements. Support FP&A with reporting and help implement new financial software while maintaining accurate and efficient financial processes.

Manages project controls throughout the project lifecycle, maintaining budgets, costs, forecasts, variances, cash flow, and project data integrity. Produces financial reports, milestone summaries, earned value analyses, accruals, and invoice documentation. Reviews invoices and timesheets, supports project setup, and assists Project Managers with scheduling adjustments and change management. The role also contributes to standardizing project controls processes across construction projects.

Own day-to-day accounting for a growing, multi-entity digital product studio. Responsibilities include monthly, quarterly, and year-end close; financial reporting; project-based revenue recognition; cash management; audit, tax, and compliance; margin and project reporting; and finance systems improvement. The Controller will automate workflows, use AI responsibly, strengthen controls, support forecasting, and translate financial results into recommendations for business leaders.

The Assistant Controller owns month-end close, accounts receivable and collections, accounts payable, expense compliance, cash forecasting, and accounting process improvement. The role supports finance system implementations, documents standardized workflows, mentors accounting staff, and provides accurate financial analysis to leadership. It requires hands-on accounting experience, QuickBooks Online expertise, familiarity with AP or collections platforms, Google Workspace proficiency, and demonstrated use of Claude to improve finance workflows.

Cost Controller responsible for developing Power BI reporting solutions, dashboards, KPIs, and performance analytics for major capital projects. The role manages cost, commitments, cash flow, forecasting, variance reporting, data reconciliation, and finance governance. It translates SAP/ERP, procurement, schedule, and project data into reliable insights, supports monthly reporting cycles, and collaborates with senior stakeholders to improve decision-making, automation, and reporting efficiency.

Lead accounting operations for a credit union: prepare financial statements, oversee regulatory filings (NCUA Call Reports), manage general ledger and reconciliations, direct accounting staff, maintain internal controls and CECL allowance processes, drive month/quarter/year-end close, coordinate audits and regulatory exams, support CFO with financial analysis, and implement process improvements and automation.

The Assistant Controller will lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities; maintain general-ledger integrity; prepare financial reporting; strengthen internal controls; support audits, tax, compliance, and government-contracting requirements; and oversee inventory, cost accounting, and operational finance processes. The role will optimize ERP and accounting workflows, mentor the accounting team, partner cross-functionally, and help build scalable financial infrastructure. It is a succession-track position with potential advancement to Controller within several quarters.

Lead full-cycle accounting and financial reporting, manage accounting staff, analyze operational performance and margins, maintain financial records and fixed asset schedules, oversee equipment audits and insurance, and present operating results to managers.