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Accountant

Posted 8 days ago

knm resourcesUnion (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Overview: High profile Accountant position with significant exposure to leadership. Successful candidate will have Big 4 experience and the CPA exam or actively pursuing. Top compensation plus long-term incentives. 2 years of experience is required.
Responsibilities: Participate on cross-functional teams to ensure proper accounting for entity acquisitions and divestitures Review financial statement accounts by analyzing account balances, researching variations, and obtaining entity commentary Collaborate with other Finance teams to assist with analysis and to ensure accurate presentation of financial results Drive continuous improvement and efficiency in financial reporting by preparing ad hoc analyses/reports and assisting with special projects Provide accounting guidance/instructions to business divisions/legal entities Ensure compliance with Finance policies and procedures, internal controls, and S404 requirements Prepare consolidation journal entries, including processing post-closing adjustments Prepare and reference 10Q/10K footnote disclosures Requirements Bachelor's Degree 2 years of experience in an accounting related role, internal audit, or Big 4 public accounting Understanding of the relationship between income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement Ability to analyze financial reports and to prepare and maintain various supporting schedules Proficient experience working with Microsoft Excel CPA or MBA a plus

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