Pricing & Gov't Accounting Analyst

Posted 4 days ago

direct staffingWallingford (CT)

Accountants and Auditors Other General Government Support

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About the role

Pricing & Gov't Accounting Analyst We are a global supplier of systems and services in the aerospace and defense markets with one of the most strategically diversified portfolios of products in the industry. The Sensors and Integrated Systems (SIS) division located in Cheshire, Connecticut has a full time position for a Pricing & Gov't Accounting Analyst.

Education / Certifications: BA/BS degree w/4–7+ years experienceMA/MS degree w/2–5+ years experience

PhD degree w/0–2+ years experience

Experience / Qualifications: 6 -10 years of industry related finance experience

Firm understanding of U.S.G. pricing and contracting and Government accounting controlsGood knowledge of accounting controls and Sarbanes Oxley requirements Strong problem solving and analytical skills Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of managementACE operating system familiarity Strong system skills (MS Office/HFM/ ERP) Results focused self-starter Team Player7+ to 10 years experience Skills and Certifications: Firm understanding of U.S.G. pricing and contracting and Government accounting controlsGood knowledge of accounting controls and Sarbanes Oxley requirementsACE operating system familiarity All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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