Senior GL Accountant responsible for day-to-day accounting operations, month-end closing, project accounting, compliance, and analysis within a GovCon environment.
Responsibilities
Participate in revenue recognition process
Serve as backup for customer invoicing and AP entry
Strategic Supply Chain Manager to lead end-to-end supply chain operations supporting advanced technology products and defense and international programs.
Responsibilities
Set and execute enterprise supply chain strategies, policies, sourcing methods, supplier selection, contract negotiation, total-cost analysis, and long-range planning (STRAP/AOP)
Lead and develop buyers, planners, sourcing specialists, subcontract managers, and analysts
Direct Purchasing, Materials Management, Inventory, and Planning
Senior Project Manager leading complex, high-impact projects and programs from initiation through completion, ensuring alignment with organizational strategy, contractual requirements, and customer expectations.
Responsibilities
Lead complex, high-visibility projects, programs, task orders, or operational initiatives with significant organizational or customer impact
Serve as the primary point of contact for senior stakeholders, customers, and executive leadership, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives
Provide strategic direction and oversight of project execution, ensuring integration across functional areas and business units
Proactively identify enterprise-level risks, issues, and performance trends, and implement mitigation strategies to ensure successful outcomes
Champion a culture of accountability, quality, and continuous improvement to drive customer satisfaction and long-term partnership success
Ensures the integrity of accounting information by recording, verifying, consolidating, and entering transactions in Accounting System – Costpoint.
Assist in month-end, quarter-end, and year-end closing activities.
Prepare, and post recurring and non-recurring journal entries, which include prepaid expense, workers compensation, interest expense, AR unbilled reclass, labor and subcontractors’ accruals.
Prepares monthly account reconciliations, maintains general ledger, and resolves discrepancies.
Support external audit by analyzing general ledger accounts and providing information to auditors.
Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering, production, operations, supply chain, and business teams to meet technical, cost, schedule, and contractual requirements.
Manage complex data sets and spreadsheets ensuring they are accurate, current, and traceable.
Track production build status; coordinate closely with Operations, Manufacturing Engineering, Supply Chain, and Quality to ensure on time delivery.
Oversee and report on RMA / returns: track units through inspection, repair, test, and re delivery; coordinate with Quality, Engineering, and Customer Support to meet turnaround time and performance targets.
Prioritize across multiple programs and workstreams to optimize resource utilization and business outcomes.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or related field
The Program Financial Analyst acts as the primary financial partner to program managers, overseeing all aspects of program financials—from budgeting and billing to forecasting and reporting.
Compensation
The proposed salary range for this position is: $78,700 - $165,200
Responsibilities
Support Program Manager with financial planning, reporting, and contract-related analysis.
Ensure accurate setup and ongoing maintenance of projects to support proper cost tracking, revenue recognition, and billing.
Monitor contract budgets and funding, maintain forecasts, and track cost performance against plans to meet contractual obligations.
Prepare and distribute financial and administrative reports, including PMR reports, Estimates to Complete (ETC), Estimates at Completion (EAC), and client-specific reporting.
Review and validate labor charges, subcontractor invoices, travel vouchers, and payment allocations for compliance and accuracy.
Support daily supply chain functions in a warehouse environment, including material handling, inventory management, and cycle counts.
Compensation
The proposed salary range for this position is: $39,400 - $68,200
Responsibilities
Supports and assists activities within a warehouse and inventory control disciplines across the Supply Chain and Production processes.
Primarily responsible for the manual movement, monitoring, and issuing of materials through picking / pulling items to fill pick lists and support Manufacturing Orders released by Production / Material Planners.
Additionally responsible for the storage, distribution, inventory management, and records maintenance of material items.
Perform required cycle counts of material and maintains records as required to monitor and support inventory accuracy.
Read and follow work orders and verbal instructions to ascertain material items to be moved.
Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering, production, operations, supply chain, and business teams to meet technical, cost, schedule, and contractual requirements.
Compensation
$65,000 - $136,500
Responsibilities
Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering, production, operations, supply chain, and business teams to meet technical, cost, schedule, and contractual requirements.
Manage complex data sets and spreadsheets (e.g., production status, RMA dispositions, material availability, and metrics) ensuring they are accurate, current, and traceable.
Track production build status; coordinate closely with Operations, Manufacturing Engineering, Supply Chain, and Quality to ensure on time delivery.
Oversee and report on RMA / returns: track units through inspection, repair, test, and re delivery; coordinate with Quality, Engineering, and Customer Support to meet turnaround time and performance targets.
Prioritize across multiple programs and workstreams to optimize resource utilization and business outcomes.