Who You Are5 to 12 years of accounting or finance experience, with real close ownership and not just supportHands-on experience with financial reporting, reconciliations, and internal controlsExposure to GovCon, government contracting compliance, or regulated industries is a strong plusExperience with nonprofit accounting, including grant management, restricted and unrestricted fund tracking, membership revenue, donor reporting, or audit preparation, is a meaningful differentiatorComfortable working across multiple client environments simultaneouslyCurious about technology, open to learning new platforms, and not attached to doing things the old wayYou communicate clearly with non-finance stakeholders and do not hide behind jargonYou are a team player in the real sense: no silos, no hand-offs without context, no single points of failureYou want to grow into more responsibility, not just execute a defined task listWhy ROSEWork with high-growth companies and mission-driven leaders across a range of industriesBe part of a firm redefining finance through FaaS, AI, and EasbyFlexible contractor structure with real mentorship and a path toward fractional CFO workCollaborate with a team of experts across accounting, tax, compliance, and financial technologyA culture built on honesty, accountability, and genuine investment in your professional developmentReady to Build Something? What You'll DoOwn the monthly close process for a portfolio of clients, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and audit-readinessProduce financial statements and management reports that clients can actually use to make decisionsMonitor and enforce internal controls, identifying gaps before they become problemsSupport DCAA, FAR, and indirect rate compliance for GovCon clientsWork inside Easby to manage transactions, approvals, reconciliations, and reporting workflowsCollaborate with ROSE CFO Members and Controllers to deliver integrated financial managementSupport nonprofit clients with grant tracking, membership revenue, and donation accounting, ensuring funds are properly restricted, recognized, and reportedPrepare or support audit-ready financial packages, including schedules and documentation for external auditors and grant compliance reviewersIdentify opportunities to automate manual processes and build more scalable routinesParticipate in client-facing meetings, translating financial data into clear, actionable guidanceWhat Makes This Role DifferentAt most firms, a controller closes the books and waits for instructions.