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Financial Reporting Accountant

Posted 4 days ago

creative financial staffingAustin (TX)

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About the role

Financial Reporting Accountant Opportunity in Austin, Texas Benefits & GrowthDirect exposure to financial reporting and audit support during a critical reporting period Opportunity to work with Workiva, NetSuite, and complex financial statement processes Gain experience supporting multiple financial statements and footnote updates Why This Opportunity Stands OutJoin a growing organization with increasing financial statement and audit activity Contribute directly to reporting readiness during a business-critical period Build practical experience across financial statement tie-outs, audit support, and Workiva updates Work closely with experienced financial reporting leaders in a collaborative on-site environment Key Responsibilities of the Financial Reporting Accountant Complete financial statement tie-outs to support accurate and timely reporting. Support audit requirements and help prepare financial statements for completion by the end of the reporting period. Update footnote schedules and maintain consistent changes across multiple financial statements in Workiva. Use Excel analysis, including pivot tables, XLOOKUPs, and financial reporting formulas, to support reporting deliverables.
Must-Have: Skills/Experience (Required)1+ years of accounting or audit experience, including exposure to financial reporting. Experience supporting financial statement preparation, tie-outs, or audit activities. Strong Excel skills, including pivot tables, XLOOKUPs, and financial reporting formulas.

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