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David Careers

Senior Manager External Financial Reporting

Posted 3 days ago

robert halfChicago (IL)
Accountants and AuditorsTemporary Help Services

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$175,000-$185,000

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About the role

The salary range for this position is $175,000-$185,000 and it comes with benefits, including medical, vision, dental, life, and disability insurance. To apply to this hybrid role please send your resume to john.sadofsky@roberthalf.c0mNOTE: This position is a career-fast-track opportunity. Whoever fills this role is expected to be promoted quickly. PRIMARY PURPOSE OF POSITIONLeads the development of all SEC quarterly and annual financial reports. Ensures effective disclosure controls and effective internal controls over financial reporting. Ensures the complete, accurate and timely submission of all external financial reporting information to the SEC. Interprets FASB/GAAP and SEC guidance to determine their impact on financial reporting matters. Manages a team of capable, high-performing accounting professionals.
Job Description: Active leader in the company's controllership community, as well as the overall finance community. (15%)Manages the development of all SEC, FERC and state quarterly and annual financial reports. (15%)Manages the internal financial reporting process and historical analyses of results of operations. (10%)Main point of contact with the Business Unit internal reporting teams. (15%)Liaison with external auditors, external and internal legal counsel and other external reporting contributors. (15%)Interprets new technical guidance (FASB/GAAP, SEC, etc.) and other regulatory pronouncements and determines the impact on the company's financial reporting. (25%)Works with Internal Audit and Manager of Accounting to ensure effective disclosure controls and effective internal controls over financial reporting. (5%)

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