Corporate Controller

Skokie, IL
Full Time
Corporate
Experienced

CORPORATE CONTROLLER

Skokie, IL | Full-Time Onsite | Healthcare Services

The Role: Build, Scale, and Lead

At All-Stat Portable, we operate with a startup’s speed and a legacy company’s stability. Since 2022, we’ve aggressively expanded through multiple acquisitions across 13 states. We are looking for a high-impact Corporate Controller—a technical "rock star" who thrives in a fast-paced environment and possesses the technical pedigree to lead our accounting function into its next phase of growth.

Why This Role Stands Out:

  • Total Function Ownership: You aren't just supporting a department; you are scaling it. You have a direct line to the CFO and executive team.

  • M&A Exposure: Play a primary role in integrating new acquisitions into our financial ecosystem.

  • No Red Tape: We value execution over bureaucracy. If you see a process that needs fixing, you own the solution.

  • Strategic Visibility: From daily operations to quarterly board reporting, you are a key driver of our financial narrative.


What You’ll Do

  • Technical Leadership: Lead day-to-day accounting operations and mentor a team of three.

  • The 6-Day Close: Own and drive a rigorous month-end close with a strict 6-business-day target.

  • M&A Integration: Lead the accounting side of acquisition integrations, ensuring seamless transitions of data and processes.

  • Systems Management: Maintain the NetSuite Fixed Assets Module (FAM) and oversee GL activity including payroll, leases, and multi-state taxes.

  • Reporting & Strategy: Prepare monthly financials and quarterly board decks; lead finance meetings and annual budgeting across all entities.


What You Bring (The Pedigree)

We are looking for a thoroughbred accounting leader. To be successful, you must possess:

  • Deep Technical Foundation: A Bachelor’s in Accounting is required. A CPA (active or on-track) is strongly preferred. You must be able to demonstrate a mastery of GAAP and core accounting principles.

  • Proven Progression: 3–5+ years of progressive accounting experience. We are looking for someone who has successfully made the jump to leadership or is ready for a Controller-level challenge.

  • Multi-Entity Mastery: Experience in multi-entity/multi-state environments is a significant plus. You should understand the complexities of intercompany transactions and consolidated reporting.

  • System Expert: Advanced Excel skills are non-negotiable. NetSuite experience will put you at the top of the list.

  • Execution Mindset: A self-starter who doesn't wait for permission to improve a process.


Why Join All-Stat

  • Fast Growth: Be part of an aggressive expansion strategy that is transforming mobile diagnostics.

  • Leadership Access: Your voice is heard, and your performance is recognized at the highest levels.

  • High-Performance Culture: Work alongside a collaborative team that is driven by results, not politics.

Apply Today – Let’s connect and discuss your path to leadership at All-Stat Portable

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