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David Careers

Senior Technical Accounting & Financial Reporting Manager

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intersect groupAtlanta (GA)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$160,000.00/yr

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About the role

Senior Technical Accounting & Financial Reporting Manager Are you a technically strong CPA who enjoys digging into complex accounting topics and influencing big-picture financial decisions? We're partnering with a global company to hire a Senior Technical Accounting & Financial Reporting Manager (could also come in as Director title) — a high-impact, visible role supporting the Chief Accounting Officer and senior leadership. Base pay range$160,000.00/yr - $170,000.00/yrIn this role, you'll: Prepare and coordinate external financial statements under US GAAP (and IFRS for parent reporting) Research and resolve complex accounting issues — ASC 606, fixed assets, goodwill impairment, and more Partner cross-functionally with Finance, HR, and Operations to provide accounting guidance on strategic initiatives Assess new accounting standards and drive process improvements in financial reporting and controls
Ideal background:
  • CPA with 8+ years of technical accounting or financial reporting experience
  • Public accounting experience (Big 4 / Top 20)
  • Deep understanding of US GAAP, SOX, and financial statement disclosures
Confident communicator who enjoys both "auditor-level detail" and "hands-on execution"This is an excellent opportunity for a public accounting professional or seasoned senior looking to step into a visible, strategic advisory role with direct access to executive leadership. Interested in learning more? Apply confidentially or message me directly to discuss. Seniority level DirectorEmployment type Full-time Job function Accounting/Auditing IndustriesTechnology, Information and Media 401(k) Vision insurance Medical insurance Paid maternity leave Paid paternity leave

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