Accounting Manager
robert halfHouston (TX)
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Accounting Manager to join a real estate development organization in Houston, Texas. This role will oversee day-to-day accounting operations, guide a small team, and help ensure accurate reporting and a disciplined close process. The position also works closely with leadership and operational partners to strengthen controls, support business activity, and improve financial processes.
Responsibilities:
- Provide direction, coaching, and performance oversight for a small accounting team to promote accuracy, accountability, and skill development.
- Oversee the month-end close cycle, ensuring financial results are completed on schedule and prepared in accordance with company standards.
- Examine journal entries, general ledger activity, reconciliations, and monthly statements to maintain reliable financial records.
- Lead coordination of the annual external audit and support recurring compliance and reporting obligations.
- Prepare and deliver financial analysis, management reporting, and other ad hoc support for business and leadership needs.
- Design and refine accounting procedures and internal controls to support operational demands and new initiatives.
- Identify opportunities to enhance reporting efficiency, streamline workflows, and expand the use of automation within accounting processes.
- Collaborate with operations and senior leadership to provide accounting guidance and meaningful insight into financial performance.
- Support the effective use of ERP and financial reporting tools, including JD Edwards Enterprise
- One and consolidation-related systems where applicable.
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