Accounting/Finance Manager (Bilingual in Korean)
Accounting/Finance Manager (Bilingual in Korean)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Work in close collaboration with the Senior Accounting Manager to manage daily accounting
- Support the Senior Accounting Manager in leading monthly, quarterly, and year-end closing processes,
- Prepare and review financial statements and management reports for local management and
- Manage cash flow, banking relationships, and forecast short-term funding needs of the U.S. sales
- Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local tax and reporting requirements in coordination with
- Maintain and improve internal controls, accounting policies, and procedures to safeguard assets and
- Coordinate and support annual financial audits and other external reviews as needed.
- Provide guidance to junior accounting staff or external service providers, under the overall direction of
- Collaborate with Sales, Logistics, and HQ finance teams to support business decisions with financial
- Managed office operations, facilities, and vendor contracts
- Supported HR administration, compliance, and internal communications
- Controlled GA budget and administrative expenses
- Perform other related administrative and general affairs duties, as assigned.
- Typically 5+ years of progressive accounting experience, including closing and reporting; experience
- Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP and general corporate tax and compliance concepts.
- Proficiency with accounting/ERP systems and MS Excel; experience with mid-size ERP preferred.
- Language : English and Korean
- Health / Dental / Vision 100% Company Support (Family Included)
- 401K Max matching is 4%
- PTO & Sick Day
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