Accounting Manager
high country search groupThornton (CO)
About the role
Accounting Manager — CPA Required Denver, CO | 100% In Office$100,000–$120,000 DOEAbout the Company Our client is a well-established, growing company with a significant national and international presence. The organization has experienced substantial growth through both organic expansion and acquisitions and offers a strong culture, competitive benefits, and long-term career opportunities.
Position Overview:
The Accounting Manager will lead a team of accounting professionals and oversee day-to-day accounting operations. Reporting to the Sr. Director of Accounting, this role is responsible for the monthly close, financial reporting, general ledger activities, internal controls, and supporting external reporting.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes. Prepare and review journal entries, financial statements, and supporting schedules. Oversee general ledger accounting and ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP.Identify and implement improvements to accounting processes and internal controls. Coordinate with external auditors and provide requested documentation. Support technical accounting research and external reporting activities. Assist with accounting system enhancements and implementations. Lead, develop, and mentor accounting staff. Support various accounting and analytical projects as needed.
Qualifications:
4-6+ years of progressive accounting experience. Active CPA certification required. Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance; Public accounting experience preferred. Strong GL and month-end close experience.
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