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R.D. Barnett
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You enjoy getting the numbers right. You also want to understand what they mean, what needs attention, and how the business can run better because of them.
We’re looking for a Controller who can own our internal finances, bring useful insight to leadership, and improve the systems behind the work. Someone who is equally comfortable reconciling an account, building a cash-flow forecast, and explaining why a trend deserves attention.
If your idea of a satisfying day includes solving a financial puzzle and retiring an unnecessarily complicated spreadsheet, we should talk.
R.D. Barnett PLLC is a growing tax, accounting, and advisory firm serving entrepreneurs and privately held businesses. PracticeDen, our veterinary-focused brand, helps independent veterinary practice owners navigate the financial side of ownership from startup through succession.
Relationships matter here. So does clear communication, thoughtful work, and follow through. We take our responsibilities seriously, keep our personalities intact, and continually look for better ways to serve our clients and support our team.
We’re technology-forward and comfortable questioning how things have always been done. We want people who bring ideas, exercise judgment, and help turn a good suggestion into a working process.
As Controller, you’ll own the firm’s day-to-day finance work and provide the analysis and recommendations that help leadership make informed decisions.
This is a hands-on role. You’ll personally manage accounting, billing, receivables, payables, payroll, and close activities while building stronger reporting, forecasts, controls, and workflows. You’ll also oversee benefits administration and selected operational projects connected to finance, employees, vendors, insurance, and systems.
Working directly with our Finance Operations Manager, you’ll have meaningful responsibility and room to improve how the work gets done. Success means dependable financial operations, fewer surprises, and leadership that can act on the numbers with confidence.
Make payroll and employee-related finance dependable.
Experience in a CPA firm or another professional-services business is especially helpful. A CPA or CMA credential, benefits administration experience, and familiarity with our systems are welcome advantages.
You like having ownership and being accountable for the outcome. You can move between detailed work and the bigger picture without losing either. You’re comfortable with a growing firm where some processes need refinement and others need to be built.
You communicate directly, welcome thoughtful feedback, and raise concerns while there’s still time to address them. You care about making life easier for your teammates. And you take the work seriously without taking yourself too seriously.
The books are accurate, supported, and closed on schedule. Billing, collections, payments, payroll, and benefits administration run reliably. Leadership receives reporting that helps them make decisions. Issues surface early, responsibilities are clear, and recurring work moves forward without repeated follow-up.
Over your first 90 days, you’ll learn our systems, assume ownership of core responsibilities, strengthen financial visibility, and develop a prioritized plan for further improvements.
We notice thoughtful follow-up. A respectful LinkedIn message or direct email to a member of our team after applying can help us understand your interest and how you communicate. Please keep it human, specific, and concise. We’d love to hear what you’ve owned, what you’ve improved, and why this opportunity caught your attention.
R.D. Barnett PLLC is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome qualified applicants from all backgrounds and provide reasonable accommodations throughout the hiring process. To request an accommodation, contact .
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