SEC Reporting & Equity Accounting Manager
neurocrine biosciencesSan Diego (CA)
SEC Reporting & Equity Accounting Manager
Posted 12 days ago
neurocrine biosciencesSan Diego (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Role:
SEC Reporting and Equity Manager overseeing external financial reporting, SEC filings, and disclosure processes for a biopharma company. Responsibilities include leading quarterly and annual SEC filing preparation (Forms 10-Q and 10-K), managing the external reporting calendar, and ensuring compliance with U.S. GAAP and SEC standards. The position also involves administering Workiva and XBRL processes, supporting stock-based compensation accounting (ASC 718), and maintaining SOX 404 controls and internal audit coordination. The role requires detailed tie-outs, collaboration with cross-functional teams such as Legal, Investor Relations, and Internal Audit, and continuous process improvement.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's in Accounting/Finance; CPA preferred; 6+ years of relevant experience, including public company SEC reporting and SOX compliance; proficiency with U.S. GAAP, SEC requirements, Workiva, and XBRL; strong analytical, project management, and communication skills.
High-value biopharma specifics: experience supporting financial disclosures in a regulated, public company environment. Collaboration with various stakeholders and ability to manage multiple priorities are essential.
Location: not specified, but implies a corporate setting with potential for remote work.
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