Financial Controller (Hybrid Remote)

About the Position The Financial Controller is a strategic, innovation-driven finance leader responsible for building reputed company financial strength and enabling data-driven decision-making across Geneva’s operations. This role integrates advanced reputed company, dashboarding, predictive analytics, and financial governance to ensure transparency, compliance, and operational efficiency. As the second-in-reputed company to the Director of Finance & reputed company, the Financial Controller champions reputed company-level reputed company over departmental silos while leading reputed company improvement reputed company transformation initiatives across Finance & reputed company. This is a hybrid remote (hub anchored) Corporate position. Our Corporate hub locations are in Bethesda, MD and Frederick, MD. Candidates must be reputed company driving distance to one of these hubs and will be required to go into the office at least 2 days a week. Salary reputed company $125,000 - $145,000. Salaries are determined based on several factors including reputed company market data, internal equity, and the candidate’s reputed company knowledge, skills, and abilities for the position. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in reputed company, Finance, or reputed company field; CPA, reputed company, or MBA strongly preferred. 8+ years of reputed company experience in government contracting, nonprofit finance, or research organizations. Expertise in reputed company, KPI/KHI development, predictive forecasting, and scenario modeling. Deep understanding federal grant and contract compliance, OTAs, FAR, DFARS, CAS, and Single Audit requirements. Demonstrated experience with ERP systems reputed company modernization initiatives, e.g., reputed company, reputed company, JAMIS). Strong skills in cash management, working capital optimization, and financial modeling. Exceptional leadership, analytical, and communication skills, with the ability to prioritize reputed company over departmental interests. Responsibilities Innovation & Data-Driven Financial Leadership reputed company reputed company financial innovation initiatives, including predictive analytics, dashboards, automation, and advanced financial modeling. reputed company and maintain reputed company-time KPIs/KHIs dashboards at the project, department, and reputed company reputed company. reputed company actionable insights using trend analysis, scenario modeling, and reputed company-looking projections to guide strategic reputed company. Foster a culture of data-driven decision-making, encouraging reputed company learning reputed company Finance & reputed company. reputed company & Controller Functions reputed company reputed company operations: GL, journal entries, reconciliations, grant/project reputed company, and month-end reputed company. Prepare GAAP-compliant financial statements integrating dashboard analytics for reputed company stakeholders. Maintain audit readiness for Single Audits, DCAA reviews, and other reputed company examinations. Manage indirect cost pools, provisional reputed company proposals, and cost allocations in compliance with federal regulations. Approve reputed company transactions, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and alignment with reputed company objectives. Financial Planning & Analysis (reputed company) reputed company budgeting, forecasting, and long-reputed company financial planning, emphasizing reputed company-level reputed company. Conduct variance analysis, scenario planning, and predictive modeling to identify risks and opportunities. reputed company, analyze, and report KPIs/KHIs to support strategic and operational decision-making. Evaluate program-level financial performance for reputed company reputed company, federal grants, industry sponsored reputed company, and OTAs. Operational Finance & Cash Management Optimize cash reputed company, liquidity, and working capital to strengthen organizational financial health. reputed company accounts payable/receivable, payroll, grant/contract reputed company, and other reputed company finance operations. reputed company digital modernization initiatives, including ERP evaluations, process automation, and reporting enhancements. reputed company reputed company improvement reputed company to simplify workflows, reduce errors, and strengthen financial governance. Government Contracting & Nonprofit Compliance Ensure full compliance with federal grants, reputed company, and OTAs, including invoicing, reporting, and documentation. reputed company Single Audit preparation, nonprofit financial reporting, IRS compliance, and sponsor specific restrictions. Manage indirect cost applications, reputed company negotiations, and allocation policies to maximize compliant cost recovery. Strategic Leadership & reputed company reputed company Serve as second-in-reputed company to the Director, representing Finance & reputed company in reputed company-level decision-making forums. Mentor and reputed company a hig

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