Accounting Implementation Manager
emerging growth staffingJersey City (NJ)
Accounting Implementation Manager
Posted 5 days ago
emerging growth staffingJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
This role leads customer implementations from accounting discovery and solution design through successful production deployment. Early-stage, hyper-growth start-up. Why You Should ApplyJoin a venture-backed company transforming accounting through trustworthy AIOwn implementations from kickoff through go-live Work directly with Controllers, CFOs, Product, and Engineering Influence implementation strategy and the product roadmap Grow toward leadership across Solutions, Delivery, or Product
What You’ll Be Doing:
- Lead multiple customer implementations simultaneously
- Gather requirements and map GL, close, subledger, ERP, and control workflows
- Define scope, data requirements, configuration, and delivery expectations
- Manage ERP, GL, and spreadsheet data migrations
- Lead testing, reconciliations, validation, and go-live
- Manage timelines, risks, deliverables, and customer communication
- Resolve accounting and technical issues with Product and Engineering
- Drive adoption and transition customers to ongoing support
About You:
- Be able to do the job as described.
- Accounting or advisory foundation, ideally with a Big Four firm
- Current implementation leadership within a fintech or accounting-technology product company
- Strong knowledge of close, GL, reconciliations, controls, and audit readiness
- Experience with at least two relevant ERP platforms
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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