Accounting Senior Analyst
$35.97 - $45.87 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$35.97 - $45.87 per hour
About the role
- Support and participate in the monthly close process
- Prepare journal entries and account reconciliations
- Assist multiple business entities with month-end close activities
- Perform intercompany accounting and reconciliations
- Support financial reporting and consolidation processes
- Ensure compliance with internal controls and SOX requirements
- Partner with cross-functional teams across the organization
- Contribute to process improvement initiatives and special projects
- Stay current on accounting standards and technical accounting developments
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting required 3+ years of accounting experienceStrong knowledge of U.S. GAAPExperience with month-end close processes
- Proven ability to prepare journal entries and balance sheet reconciliations
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities
- High attention to detail with a strong business mindset
- CPA designation preferred
- Public accounting experience preferred
- Experience supporting financial reporting and consolidations
- Experience with SOX compliance and internal controls
- Experience using ERP systems, including SAP, QuickBooks, or similar accounting platforms
- Utility industry experience is a plus but not required
- Staff Accountant, Senior Accountant, or Accounting Analyst experienceStrong month-end close and general ledger accounting expertise
- Experience managing multiple entities and intercompany transactions
- Comfortable working within a corporate accounting environment
- Collaborative professional who can build relationships across departments
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