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Senior Accountant

Posted 6 days ago

accountants oneMundelein (IL)

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Job Description: Senior Accountant – Chicago, ILHybrid Schedule - International & Multi-Entity Accounting Accountants One is partnering with a client seeking a Senior Accountant to join a collaborative accounting team. This opportunity offers the chance to work closely with an experienced Controller while gaining exposure to international operations, multi-entity accounting, and public company reporting.
Key Responsibilities: Manage month-end close, journal entries, general ledger reconciliations, and financial reporting. Support SEC reporting (10-K, 10-Q), external audits, and SOX compliance. Assist with international multi-entity consolidations, foreign currency accounting, and statutory audits. Perform financial analysis, investigate variances, and support management reporting. Collaborate with international advisors on statutory reconciliations and reporting requirements. Identify process improvements and leverage advanced Excel skills for reporting and analysis.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Accounting required.5+ years of progressive accounting experience with strong technical accounting skills. Experience with international operations, multi-entity consolidations, and foreign currency accounting. Multinational or publicly traded company experience preferred. SEC reporting and NetSuite experience preferred. Advanced Excel skills, including pivot tables, XLOOKUP, and large dataset analysis. Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills.18672

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