Skill
Construction Accounting
Finance and Accounting
Construction accounting is a specialized branch of accounting tailored to the project-based, long-duration nature of building work, covering practices like job costing, percentage-of-completion revenue recognition, and retainage tracking. Construction accountants and controllers use it to monitor profitability on individual projects and manage cash flow amid fluctuating material and labor costs.
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Director, Finance - DC Construction & Operations Finance
Crusoe
Bellevue, WA · $235,000 – $275,000
Crusoe is hiring a Director to manage financial oversight of AI infrastructure data center projects from construction through operations, balancing capital project budgeting with ongoing facility cost control. This role suits someone with deep experience in large-scale infrastructure construction finance who can navigate both fast-paced building environments and the rigorous financial compliance of operating critical facilities.
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