Senior Staff Accountant

Posted 3 days ago

janpro development charlotte regionCharlotte (NC)

Accountants and Auditors Other Accounting Services

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About the role

Senior Full-Charge Accountant📍 Charlotte, NC (In-Office)💼 Jan-Pro Franchise Development – Charlotte💰 $65,000–$75,000 + performance bonuses Jan-Pro of Charlotte is seeking a detail-driven, hands-on accounting professional to manage the full accounting cycle for a regional operation supporting $12–15M in annual revenue and 1,000+ customers. This is a true doer role—ideal for an Auditor or Public Accountant looking to transition into a stable, operationally focused position.

What You’ll Do: Maintain an audit-ready general ledger and execute smooth month-end closes Manage full-cycle AP/AR, cash flow, and high-volume billing Perform complex bank and credit card reconciliations Own collections and maintain DSO targets (18 days)Partner with the company CPA on monthly reporting Maintain financial data integrity across systems (Quick Books & Extra View)

What We’re Looking For: 7+ years of accounting experience (public accounting/audit preferred)Advanced Quick Books Desktop experience (Pro Advisor strongly preferred)Intermediate Excel skills (Pivot Tables, VLOOKUP, IF statements, data cleaning)Exceptional attention to detail and professional communication skills Why Jan-Pro Consistent 40-hour, in-office schedule (no busy season)100% employer-paid medical & dental Performance-based bonuses Stable, collaborative, high-impact role Apply if you thrive on precision, ownership, and operational excellence.

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