Interim Accounting Manager
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beech valley solutionsDallas (TX)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Accounting Manager OpportunityBeech Valley Solutions is supporting a growing pipeline of interim management engagements and is seeking accounting professionals at the Accounting Manager level. These roles focus on hands-on operational accounting support, helping organizations manage close, reporting, and audit-readiness needs during periods of transition or growth. Engagement scopes vary by client need.What You'll DoSupport or lead month-end and quarter-end close processesPrepare and review account reconciliationsAssist with or manage audit readiness and auditor requestsPrepare and review financial reporting and analysesExecute accounting clean-up and remediation effortsDrive process improvement and documentation initiativesPartner with finance leadership and cross-functional teamsWhat We're Looking For5+ years of progressive accounting experienceStrong operational accounting backgroundExperience supporting or owning close and reconciliationsAudit support or audit management experienceProficiency with ERP systems and ExcelAbility to adapt quickly to new environments and teamsBachelor's degree in Accounting or FinanceNice to HaveCPA or CPA-eligibleExperience in interim, consulting, or advisory environmentsExposure to multiple industries or ERP platformsWhy Beech Valley?Flexibility: Accept and reject projects to fit your life and goalsCompensation: Get paid for every hour you workGrowth: Build your network and expand your skill set across exciting clients and projects
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