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David Careers

Senior Accountant - Implementation Project - REMOTE

Posted 3 days ago

robert halfChicago (IL)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

Confidential Senior Accountant Opportunity We are conducting a confidential search for an established company in Downtown Chicago. Because of the confidential nature of the search, the company name and industry cannot be included in this posting. Qualified candidates can receive additional context during a private conversation. Base salary, $80K - $120K, plus a discretionary bonus and competitive full benefits.
Work Arrangement: 3 days onsite and 2 days remote in Downtown Chicago, IL.
This Senior Accountant will own key inventory and COGS accounting responsibilities, including month-end close, reconciliations, variance analysis, and the review of inventory and cost movements. Maintain and reconcile inventory, costing, and COGS accounts across multiple sites
  • Prepare month-end journal entries, accruals, and balance sheet reconciliations
  • Support inventory and production-related audit and tax schedules
  • Work with operations, supply chain, and purchasing to resolve transaction discrepancies
  • Support ERP data accuracy, process reviews, and item-level costing updates
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance
  • 3+ years of corporate accounting experience with inventory and COGS exposure, or a combination of corporate and public accounting experience
  • Experience with D365, SAP Business One, Oracle, JDE, or a comparable ERP
  • Advanced Excel skills
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