Financial Controller
Bolt Farm
| Company | Bolt Farm |
| Category | Finance |
| Location | Remote |
| Remote | Remote |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | USD 150k–180k |
| Posted | 27 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (ashby) |
Description
BOLT FARM is building America’s most iconic romantic luxury retreat brand: nature-immersed, high-experience, and emotionally transformative. Backed by 3,300+ five-star reviews, 1M+ followers, and features across Forbes, Travel + Leisure, and Netflix, we’re scaling from a high-performing flagship into a national portfolio. If you want to operate at the ground floor of a brand with real momentum, high standards, and a team obsessed with doing it right, this is your seat. 🚀
WHAT YOU’LL LOVE ABOUT WORKING AT BOLT FARM
Build the financial backbone of a high-growth brand.
This is not a maintenance-only accounting seat. You will help bring finance fully in-house and build the accounting foundation, reporting rhythm, controls, and cash-flow discipline that allow BOLT FARM to scale with confidence.
Own numbers leadership can trust.
Leadership needs financials that are accurate, reconciled, defensible, and useful. Your work will directly shape how the company understands cash, margin, spend, profitability, and growth decisions.
Turn complexity into clean systems.
You will work across multiple entities, departments, locations, vendors, budgets, capital needs, and tax/compliance requirements — and turn that complexity into structure.
Use finance as an operating advantage.
Clean books are the floor. The goal is better cash visibility, tighter controls, smarter spending, faster reporting, stronger margins, and better decisions.
Partner directly with leadership.
You will work closely with the CEO, department leaders, banks, lenders, advisors, and our technical team to make finance sharper, faster, and more scalable.
Leverage AI, automation, and better tools.
We want someone who is energized by reducing manual work, improving reporting, and using technology wisely — while still owning the accuracy of every number.
YOUR TEAM
The finance function is becoming a much more central operating system inside BOLT FARM. As the business grows from a high-performing flagship into a larger, more complex portfolio, finance can no longer be reactive, outsourced, or dependent on messy manual processes.
You will partner directly with the CEO and department leaders, while also working with external tax advisors, banks, lenders, and internal technical support. The technical team can help build automation and dashboards. Your job is to make sure the accounting foundation underneath those tools is accurate, controlled, and trustworthy.
YOUR ROLE
As Financial Controller, you own the integrity of BOLT FARM’s books across all entities. Your mission is accurate, timely, well-controlled financials and cash-flow reporting that leadership can trust to make decisions.
This is a hands-on builder role for someone who has run the books before and knows what clean accounting actually requires. You will own the general ledger, month-end and year-end close, reconciliations, compliance, cash-flow forecasting, budgets, controls, and reporting rhythm.
This is not an FP&A-only seat. It is not a dashboard-only seat. It is not a “tell the bookkeeper what to do” role. We need someone who can own the accounting foundation, enforce financial discipline, and use systems to make finance faster, leaner, and more useful.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Own the books across all entities, including the general ledger, chart of accounts, entity-level accuracy, intercompany transactions, reconciliations, and multi-entity consolidation.
Run month-end and year-end close with discipline, documentation, and a clear path to a faster close cycle over time without sacrificing accuracy.
Own financial reporting, including monthly financial statements, budget-to-actuals, department-level visibility, unit-level reporting, and variance commentary that explains the “why,” not just the “what.”
Own cash-flow reporting and forecasting, including weekly cash visibility, rolling 13-week cash flow, upcoming obligations, construction draws, and growth investments.
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