Manager of Technical Accounting and Reporting
bolton groupChicago (IL)
Manager of Technical Accounting and Reporting
Posted 3 days ago
bolton groupChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Manager: Technical Accounting & Reporting - 3 days in office
Global Organization seeking their next rock-star Manager - Technical Accounting & Reporting to join their team growing team! Why join this company? Global Organization Across 100+ Countries – 1,800+ Employees14 Weeks 100% Fully Paid Family Leave 401K w/ Great Match Generous Tuition & Professional Development Reimbursement13 Paid Holidays + 2 Volunteer Days Off Annually + UNLIMITED VACATION POLICY!Founded in the 80’s, Has grown rapidly – Aggressive Growth Plans - Lots of Growth Potential Lot's of M & A Activity - Tripled in size last 7+ years in Revenue What you will be responsible for as a Manager - Technical Accounting & Reporting: You will be responsible for preparing US GAAP Financial Statements - Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and P&L (Cash Flow) Statements. Assist with Month-End Close duties pertaining to Financial Reporting Assist with any Technical Accounting - Ex. ASC606 or ASC842 or IFRS related Memos. Doing the research of impacts on team/organization. This position will be on more the implementation of the changes to organization – Interacting Cross Functionally Dealing with the Company Acquisitions or unusual transactions – Technical Accounting & Financial Reporting related Special Ad-Hoc requests from Leadership
Please Note:
- This isn't your typical day to day - GL focused role. There isn't going to be any Journal Entry Prep or Review. Perhaps some Review of Reconciliations
- What qualifications do you need for the Senior Manager - Technical Accounting & Reporting role?
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting Required 5+ years of experience (Audit or SEC Reporting/Technical Accounting)
- Technical Expertise – ASC606 & ASC842 & IFRS - Accounting Standard Updates & Research, & Memo WritingCPA / MBA / IFRSStraight from Public Accounting (BIG4) or Top 10 CPA Firm or Combination of Public/Private Industry
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