Downtown & Galleria:

• Senior Project Accountant – Engineering Firm – Deltek required
• Senior Accountant – Midstream – Degree and major ERP required – $10B
• Treasury Accountant – Investment Firm – A+ environment
• Pipeline Accountant – Midstream – Pubic accounting required
• Revenue Accountant – E&P – 4-7 years strong revenue experience – $8B
• Royalty Accountant – E&P – 4-7 years strong royalty experience – $8B
• Senior Auditor – mid-size CPA firm – long-term Partner opportunities – CPA required
• Corporate Accountant – property management – CPA required
• SEC Accountant – O&G services – public accounting highly preferred
• Tax Accountant – large regional firm – O&G and/or strong provisional work required
• Senior IT Auditor – O&G services – 10% travel – $2B
• Business Analyst – Payroll focus – Workday required
• Senior Auditor –  O&G services – true management rotational program – 30% travel – $20B+
• Senior IT Manager – O&G Services – looking for heavy hitter, Big 4 highly preferred – $20B+
• Staff Accountant – Healthcare – public accounting required
• Assistant Controller – Commodity Trading – Industry experience required
• CFO – Non-profit – strong leader + industry experience
• Senior Accountant – Investment firm – Big 4 with high performance reviews
• HR Manager – healthcare – strong generalist needed
• Income Tax Manager- CPA firm – strong domestic provision experience and CPA required

NW Houston:

• Assistant Controller – O&G services – 2-4 years Big 4 required
• Production Analyst – 1-3 years E&P accounting (either in production, revenue, or royalty)
• Senior Internal Auditor – O&G services – 50% travel
• Controller – distribution – CPA, public, and industry required

North Houston:

• Cost Accountant – manufacturing – standard cost required
• AR Accountant – New grads! – “Manager in Training”
• Staff Accountant – manufacturing – degree required
• Leadership Development Program – major O&G company – Big 4 required
• Payroll Manager – construction – in-house multi-state payroll required
• Staff Auditor – consumer goods – 1-3 years internal or external audit – SOX required

West Houston:

• Corporate Controller – chemicals – Hyperion Essbase & consolidations required
• Senior International Accountant – chemicals – Intercompany and international accounting required
• Property Accountant – real estate/property experience required
• FERC Accountant – growing midstream company
• SEC Accountant – public accounting or SEC required – growing midstream company
• Corporate Controller – professional services – Big 4, CPA, and Great Plains required

SE Houston:

• Junior Accountant – chemicals – new grad or someone pursuing degree, go-getter
• IT Audit Manager – manufacturing – Big 4 required

SW Houston:

• Grant Accountant – education – 2-4 years GL experience
• Inventory Analyst – O&G services – 1-3 years GL experience, highly prefer inventory

San Antonio:

• CFO – Heavy Civil Construction – , High growth company – Unlimited PTO – CPA highly preferred
• Controller – High Tech Manufacturing – CPA REQUIRED, SOX, SEC, GAAP, Public Company Experience a must
• Assistant Controller – High Tech Service Company – PE Backed Company
• Controller- Property Management Company
• Tax Partner with Regional Firm

Forth Worth:

• Plant Controller – Manufacturing and advanced excel

With succession planning in the forefront, our client is recruiting Big 4 external auditors for a multi-year leadership rotational program, which will prepare the associate for consideration for a senior level leadership position.

The rotational program provides intensive field-based training in communication, leadership, finance, sales and operations, enabling the associate to apply these skills in critical roles throughout the company as they begin a career with the company. The program also provides access to an instant peer group and networking opportunities to help the associate learn and grow within the organization. The associate will learn directly from company leaders. Through training and real-life assignments the associate will gain the technical skills and leadership knowledge they will need to run their own part of the business.

Position Summary:

Our client seeks a bright, motivated, detail-oriented audit professional for an Internal Auditor position in their Houston, TX office. This position will report to the Audit Manager and the Audit Director based in Houston, TX and will be part of the audit team responsible for the company’s US-based corporate functions. This position provides excellent international work experience and requires travel to top domestic destinations with some international and local area travel as well.

Responsibilities: 

• Participate in multiple and simultaneous risk-based audits, while maintaining departmental quality standards.
• Effectively complete audit planning, fieldwork and reporting for financial, operational, integrated and system reviews, both domestically and internationally.
• Assist in preparing audit reports that accurately summarize the most significant control weaknesses and resulting impacts to the organization.
• Assist management and audit team members through all phases of audit engagement execution, as requested.
• Represent Corporate Audit on company initiatives and special projects, including SOX compliance.
• Contribute to internal department initiatives, such as training, departmental development and other internal projects, as requested.
• Understand the company organization and develop relationships to provide value-added solutions and best-practices.

Qualifications: 

• Must have a minimum of 3 to 4  years progressive audit experience in a Big 4 or renowned regional public accounting firm and/or internal audit department.
• CPA or CIA is preferred;
• Bachelor’s degree in accounting/finance/business is required.
• Exposure to Sarbanes-Oxley.

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The Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land metro area created 10,700 jobs in June and
56,100 over the previous 12 months, according to data released today by the Texas
Workforce Commission. The monthly job gain was on par with the region’s 20-year
average of 11,000 jobs added for a June. The 12-month job growth was well above the
20-year average of 48,300 jobs. Houston’s total nonfarm payroll employment now stands
at 3,058,900, a new high for the metro.

Five sectors accounted for the bulk of the job gains over the past 12 months—
employment services, health care, local education, fabricated metal products, and
restaurants and bars.
• Employment services, a subsector of professional and business services, added 16,000
jobs over the year, roughly one in every four new jobs in the region. The subsector
includes workers hired on a contract basis through a temporary help agency.
Employment in the subsector has trended up since November ’16 and now stands at
an all-time high.
• Health care and social assistance added 12,600 jobs in the past 12 months, a robust
Ambulatory health care (i.e., non-hospital services) accounted for two-thirds of the
jobs created in the sector.
• Local education (i.e., school districts) added 10,400 jobs. The sector continues to
benefit from healthy population growth and a surge in school construction in the
suburbs.
• Fabricated metal products, which includes machine shops and structural metals, is
benefiting from the recent growth in the rig count. The sector added 6,600 jobs over
the past 12 months.
• Houstonians continue to enjoy dining out. The sector added 6,100 jobs in the 12
months ending June ’17.
Job gains were somewhat offset by losses in oil and gas extraction (-5,300 jobs),
construction (-5,200 jobs), machinery manufacturing (-4,500 jobs), retail trade (-3,000 jobs), wholesale trade (-1,400 jobs) and minor losses in several other sectors.
Readers should be cautioned that the numbers reported today are subject to revision in
March of next year.
Houston’s June unemployment rate was 5.3 percent, up from 5.1 percent in May but
down from 5.6 percent in June ’16.

Texas’ unemployment rate was 4.7 percent in June,
up from 4.4 percent in May but down from 5.0 percent in June ’16.

The U.S. rate was 4.5 percent in June, up from 4.1 percent in May but down from 5.1 percent in June ’16. The rates are not seasonally adjusted.

Prepared by Greater Houston Partnership Research Department

Patrick Jankowski, CCR
Senior Vice President, Research
713-844-3616
pjankowski@houston.org

Jenny Philip
Director, Economic Research
713-844-3615
jphilip@houston.org

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JOB GROWTH CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Metro Houston added 6,700 jobs in May, the gain on par
with the region’s 20-year average of 6,800 jobs for the
month. Houston added 45,300 jobs in the 12 months
ending in May ’17, a significant improvement over the
comparable period a year earlier, when the region added
only 4,000 jobs.

Five sectors accounted for the bulk of Houston’s gains over
the past 12 months—employment services, public
education, food services and drinking places, health care,
and fabricated metal products. Collectively, they added
48,800 jobs.

Five sectors accounted for the bulk of
Houston’s job losses—construction,
machinery manufacturing, wholesale
trade, mining and logging, and architectural
and engineering services. Collectively,
they lost 18,200 jobs. Smaller
gains and losses were scattered across
the remaining sectors.

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