Director of Accounting and Compliance
$134,000 - $182,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$134,000 - $182,000 per year
About the role
- Own the monthly, quarterly, and annual close, and fully own the reporting, validation, and analysis of Salted's financial statements
- Deliver accurate, timely financial reporting and lead variance analysis, providing insight to leadership on business performance
- Partner with our staff accountant to manage day-to-day accounting operations, including AP, AR, ASC 842, accruals, and reconciliations
- Lead multi-state payroll, ensuring accurate wage calculations, tax withholdings, and compliance across 8+ states (CA, TX, FL, GA, CO, IL, NJ, VA, and more)
- Oversee HRIS operations, including employee data integrity, onboarding and offboarding workflows, and org structure changes across integrated systems
- Own the company's compliance function, ensuring nothing lapses across business licenses, health permits, food handler certifications, sales tax registrations, and other recurring regulatory obligations at every kitchen location
- Manage payroll tax filings and registrations as we expand into new states
- Oversee benefits enrollment, deductions, and reporting in partnership with HRIdentify inefficiencies and drive process improvements, scaling our accounting and compliance systems as we grow
- Serve as a trusted resource for leadership, managers, and employees on accounting, payroll, and compliance matters
- 7+ years of experience in accounting, with progressive responsibility and time spent owning financial statements and closeCPA strongly preferred
- Deep knowledge of GAAP and financial reporting, with hands‑on experience across the full accounting cycle
- Experience with multi-state payroll and regulatory compliance
- Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills, with comfort building models and working with large datasets
- Highly organized with strong attention to detail, since accounting errors, missed filings, and lapsed permits have real consequences
- Comfortable working in a fast‑paced environment with evolving priorities
- Strong communicator who can explain accounting and compliance topics clearly to non‑technical partners
- Demonstrated leadership and ownership, with the ability to build and improve how work gets done
- Degree in accounting, finance, or a related field
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