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Accounting Manager - Internal Audit

Posted 2 days ago

addison groupRedmond (WA)

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About the role

Accounting Manager Addison Group is representing a growing start-up technology-driven organization who is seeking an experienced Accounting Manager to join its finance leadership team. This role offers significant visibility across the business and the opportunity to lead critical accounting operations, financial reporting, process improvements, and strategic finance initiatives in a dynamic and evolving environment. Oversee general ledger accounting, reconciliations, and financial reporting activities. Manage multi-entity consolidations and intercompany transactions. Support external audits and ensure compliance with accounting policies and internal controls. Assist with external reporting, technical accounting research, and implementation of new accounting standards. Oversee accounts payable and accounts receivable processes and related controls. Implement and advise on accounting process improvements and system optimization initiatives. Partner cross-functionally with Finance, Operations, HR, Legal, and business leaders. Support strategic projects, including business integrations, systems implementations, and operational improvement efforts. Mentor and develop accounting team members as the organization grows. Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field. ~7+ years of progressive accounting experience. ~ Leadership or supervisory experience within an accounting organization. ~ Experience auditing or working in a SOX environment required. ~ GAAP, financial reporting, and SEC preferred. ~ Background in multi-entity accounting environments. ~ Experience with ERP implementations, upgrades, or large-scale system improvements. ~ Strong analytical skills and advanced Excel capabilities. ~ Combination of public accounting and industry experience. Exposure to mergers, acquisitions, or business integrations and accounting implications. Discretionary annual bonus. Future equity. Medical, dental, vision, and 401K. In-office Monday to Thursday, Friday remote.

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