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Senior Accountant

Posted 9 days ago

jss consulting recruitingLauderhill (FL)

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About the role

Some accounting roles are about closing the books. Others are about preparing a business for what comes next. We're working with a growing, publicly traded organization in the aviation and aerospace sector that's looking for a Senior Accountant in Hollywood, FL.Here's what makes this opportunity interesting: the company is investing in its accounting team ahead of anticipated acquisitions and continued growth. Rather than waiting for the workload to catch up, they're building the foundation now. You'll work directly with the Group Controller and gain exposure to the kind of accounting that becomes increasingly valuable as your career develops: Corporate close, multi-entity consolidations, intercompany accounting, foreign GAAP to U.S. GAAP adjustments, SEC reporting support, and financial reviews of operating subsidiaries. You'll also get to see the business beyond the numbers, with occasional subsidiary visits and inventory observations (approximately 5% travel).Who would thrive here? Someone with roughly 2–5 years of progressive accounting experience, a bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance, and the curiosity to understand how a complex, growing business fits together. Public accounting or corporate accounting experience can both provide a strong foundation. This isn't a management position, and that's part of the appeal. It's an opportunity to deepen your technical skills, work alongside experienced finance leadership, and build a foundation for the next stage of your career. If you're ready to move beyond simply completing the close and start understanding the bigger picture, I'd welcome a conversation. Feel free to message me directly or share this with someone who might be a great fit.

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