Chief Financial Officer

Build the Financial Infrastructure Behind a Growing Construction Organization

We're looking for an experienced construction accounting leader who is ready to take ownership of the entire financial function of a growing organization.

This opportunity is particularly well suited for a Corporate Controller, Construction Controller, or senior financial leader who has mastered construction accounting and is ready to step into a broader executive role.

Our organization operates across multiple construction and service companies, with approximately $45 million in combined annual revenue and operations primarily in Las Vegas and Phoenix. We have decades of established experience in the Las Vegas market, strong industry relationships, and an organization that is entering its next stage of growth.

We're not looking for someone who simply wants to maintain the accounting department.

We're looking for someone who wants to build it, lead it, improve it, and make it scalable.

This is a hands-on executive leadership position. You'll be expected to move comfortably between the details and the big picture: reviewing a WIP schedule, analyzing project margins, resolving a balance-sheet reconciliation, evaluating cash flow, improving processes in Vista, working with banking partners, developing your team, and sitting with ownership to discuss where the business is going next.

This isn't a narrowly defined CFO position.

You’ll have the opportunity to shape how the finance and accounting function operates as the organization continues to grow.

You’ll lead a team of approximately five accounting and administrative professionals and establish the structure, accountability, processes, and development needed to create a high-performing department.

It means building a department where people understand their responsibilities, solve problems independently, meet deadlines, produce accurate work, and continue developing their capabilities.

If you’re the type of leader who naturally asks “How can we make this better?”, this role gives you the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

• Serve as the senior financial leader and strategic partner to ownership and executive leadership.
• Develop budgets, forecasts, cash-flow projections, and long-term financial plans.
• Monitor profitability, margins, overhead, working capital, and financial performance across multiple companies.
• Identify financial risks, operational inefficiencies, and opportunities to improve profitability and cash flow.
• Provide financial analysis and recommendations to support operational and strategic decisions.
• Support growth initiatives, capital investments, acquisitions, and expansion into new markets or service lines.
• Oversee the complete accounting and financial reporting function across multiple operating companies.
• Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close processes.
• Ensure balance-sheet accounts are properly reconciled and supported.
• Produce consolidated and entity-level financial statements and management reporting.
• Maintain accurate job-cost accounting and WIP reporting.
• Oversee revenue recognition, accruals, intercompany accounting, billing, and retainage.
• Ensure financial information is accurate, timely, and dependable.
• Maintain lender-ready financial reporting and compliance with reporting requirements.

• Manage cash flow, liquidity, borrowing availability, and capital requirements.
• Oversee banking relationships, credit facilities, and financing arrangements.
• Monitor accounts receivable, collections, accounts payable, billing, and vendor payments.
• Establish and maintain strong internal controls and appropriate separation of duties.
• Manage relationships with lenders, bonding…