Revenue Accounting Manager | Series B SaaS | NYC

Posted 3 days ago

talentedgeManhattan (NY)

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Revenue Accounting Manager | Series B SaaS | NYCHybrid working (2-3 days in SoHo, NYC)$160,000 - $190,000 (depending on experience) + equity + benefits Talentedge are delighted to be exclusively partnering with a hyper-growth VC backed SaaS scaleup on their 1st dedicated US hire. It’s fair to say that we know the team well, having worked with the CFO many times over the years as both a candidate and hiring manager, as well having placed into the current UK team. This opportunity is to be the first dedicated US Revenue Accounting hire owing to explosive US growth (>50% of their customers are in the US), working very closely with the Global Accounting & Finance function based in London. Key responsibilities to include: Ensure accurate revenue recognition in accordance with ASC 606 Lead the revenue close Work with Product & Engineering to evolve the revenue & accounting infrastructure from a process, controls and systems perspective, utilising AI at every opportunity Partner cross functionally in relation to contract review and structuring, with a particular focus on GTM and Legal (all US based)Support CFO & Finance Lead (London based) on wider accounting & finance activities Profile: Active CPAHigh growth VC backed SaaS experience Established and credible business partner the GTM & Legal functions – Significant experience on advising on new and renewal contract reviews Strong ASC 606 grounding Automation-led mindset, who is constantly looking for ways to improve and enhance the tech stack Sharp, ambitious and curious in nature This is an opportunity not to be missed, so please get in touch ASAP with your resume. Talentedge are a leading finance recruiter for the tech and media startup & scaleup community across New York and London.

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