Comptroller

What exactly does a County Comptroller do? Every day a County Comptroller helps make sure taxpayer dollars are accounted for, public funds are protected, and county government remains transparent and financially sound. A Comptroller is much more than an accountant. They help build budgets, reconcile accounts, prepare financial reports, coordinate independent audits, modernize accounting systems, oversee accounts receivable, monitor compliance with state and federal requirements, and conduct financial and performance audits across county departments. They ensure every dollar can be traced and every process stands up to scrutiny. At Uintah County, this role also means being part of a collaborative team. Our Comptroller works closely with elected officials and departments across the organization to solve problems, improve processes, and support the services our residents rely on every day. If you're an accounting professional looking for work with purpose—not just another set of financial statements—we'd love to hear from you. We're hiring a Comptroller. We’re looking for someone with: A bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field Three years of professional accounting experience (government accounting is a plus) Strong analytical, Excel, and financial reporting skills A passion for accuracy, integrity, and public service. You’ll enjoy competitive pay based on experience, excellent benefits, retirement, paid leave, and access to Uintah County’s award‑winning wellness program. Come help ensure the financial integrity of the place we call home. #J-18808-Ljbffr