Minimum of five to ten years of accounting experience, preferably within a law firm environment; Strong knowledge of law firm financial operations, including billing, collections, trust accounting, and partner distributions; Experience with financial management systems such as Aderant or Elite; Experience with reporting platforms, financial analysis tools, and workflow systems like Iridium or other business intelligence tools such as PowerBI preferred; Familiarity with iManage, Chrome Rive/Emburse, SQL queries is preferred; CPA certification preferred; Ability to generate and analyze complex financial reports; Strong understanding of internal controls, accounting principles, and financial compliance. Reporting to the Chief Accounting Officer, the Controller oversees all core accounting functions, including general ledger, billing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, and trust accounting, and plays a vital role in supporting cash management, partner compensation processes, and financial system optimization initiatives.