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Senior Accountant

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creative financial staffingSeattle (WA)

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Senior

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$90,000

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About the role

Senior Accountant Ready to step into a high-impact accounting role with a well-established distribution organization? This is an opportunity to take ownership of key financial processes, work closely with leadership, and contribute to a growing operation in the Bellevue market.
Location: Bellevue, WA (On-Site)
Salary: $90,000 $115,000 Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Join a stable and growing distribution company with a strong market presence. Gain broad exposure across month-end close, financial reporting, inventory, and operational accounting. Partner directly with finance leadership and business stakeholders on key initiatives. Play a visible role in improving processes and strengthening internal controls. Work in an environment where your contributions directly impact business performance. Expand your expertise in inventory and distribution accounting within a complex operating environment. Enjoy a collaborative, team-oriented culture with opportunities for professional growth and advancement. Key Responsibilities for the Senior Accountant: Lead month-end and year-end close activities, including journal entries and account reconciliations. Prepare accurate financial statements and management reports. Support inventory accounting, cost analysis, and related reconciliations. Maintain and improve internal controls and accounting processes. Assist with audits, compliance requirements, and financial reporting requests. Partner with operations and leadership teams to support business objectives and financial decision-making. Qualifications for the Senior Accountant: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field. 4+ years of progressive accounting experience. Strong knowledge of GAAP and month-end close processes. Experience with inventory, cost accounting, manufacturing, or distribution environments preferred.

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