Accountant
ftsBaltimore (MD)
About the role
Join a growing finance team as an Accountant with strong GAAP fundamentals and hands-on experience across revenue recognition and multi-entity reporting. This role rewards people who take ownership and improve processes, not just execute tasks.
The Role:
- Prepare fluctuation analyses and financial schedules
- Run monthly balance sheet and intercompany reconciliations
- Review customer contracts for ASC 606 revenue recognition
- Support month-end/year-end close: journal entries, accruals, account analysis
- Prepare audit schedules and documentation
- Work in ERP and consolidation systems for reporting accuracy
- Build automation (RPA, workflows, Excel/Power Query) to reduce manual work
- Support special projects: system implementations, reporting upgrades, SOX
Requirements:
- 3+ years experience with a Bachelor's (or 1+ year with a Master's), related field
- Strong GAAP knowledge and core accounting fundamentals
- Multi-entity accounting or consolidations experience
- Hands-on reconciliations, close processes, journal entries
- Experience with a mid-to-large ERP system
- Advanced Excel (macros, templates, Power Query)
- Sharp analytical skills, high attention to detail
- Strong communicator, comfortable in a fast-paced environment
Nice to Have:
- CPA (or in progress)
- Experience with consolidation platformsRPA or automation tool experience
- Technical accounting research/memo writing
- Power BI or Tableau
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