Field Controller

Ranger Energy • Remote • Full Time

Posted on Thu, Aug 6, 2026

Field Controller

SUMMARY

The Field Controller is responsible for providing support to Operational Managers. This position will ensure process control while preparing analytic reports, and analyzing PO, credit card spending, and revenue.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsible for Supporting Operations Managers in all aspects of Regional P&L’s Assist in Labor and C&B analytics PO and credit card spend report analysis Regional management of credit, purchase and fuel cards in coordination with Corporate Revenue analysis Ensure process control and integrity for each region Tasks include:

Credit Card, PO, Invoice coding and re-classes Correct alignment of Personnel for Comp & Ben Budget support Monthly P&L commentary and support on all accounting / payroll / financial questions from Corporate Assist the VP during monthly review preparation and calls Local Field Admins have dotted lines to Field Accountants for support Ad hoc assistance for process improvements or analytics etc.

REQUIRED EDUCATION, QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Bachelor's degree in Accounting or related field required, Master’s degree preferred Must have 4 to 6 years of experience in operations accounting Strong communication skills

COMPUTER

Microsoft Operating System and Office Applications, including strong Excel skills Proficient and accurate ten-key and keyboard data entry Comfortable with computer applications in general

PRE-EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS

Must complete and pass all required pre-employment screenings

AuditFriendly salary estimate

The employer did not post a salary for this role. Based on AuditFriendly's salary intelligence model (comparable live postings, role, seniority, and location), we estimate base pay of $115,000–$175,000 per year (median ~$147,000). This is an AuditFriendly estimate, not an employer-provided figure.

More live controller roles

Browse all live jobs · Accounting & finance salary data

View the interactive listing →