Indirect Tax Senior Manager
unity searchNew York (NY)
About the role
Indirect Tax Senior Manager - West Village, NYCA rapidly growing NYC-based technology company is seeking an Indirect Tax Senior Manager to join its lean, highly visible tax team. This role offers the opportunity to work closely with the Head of Tax on a wide range of indirect tax matters within a fast-paced, innovative environment. This position involves using AI and other technology to improve efficiencies and establish tax processes. Tax compliance is outsourced so this role will have an emphasis on overseeing the outsourced engagement with external advisors, supporting indirect tax planning and transaction-related initiatives, and assisting with audits and tax authority matters. This individual will play a key role in driving process improvements and leveraging technology and automation to help scale the tax function as the company continues its impressive growth trajectory. Position Highlights High-growth, profitable global technology organization Competitive compensation including RSUsCompany-provided lunch every day plus gym membership Company-provided health care premiums and strong 401K match Dog friendly office if you choose to bring your dog to work (dog-free zone offered too)Annual international company trip 3 days a week in the office and very flexible Great work life balance Requirements 6+ years of indirect tax experience in public accounting or industry tax group Strong interest in technology, automation and AI tools Must be able to work in West Village office 3 days a week Local candidates only please
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