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Senior Accountant - Hybrid

Posted 15 days ago

kforceRutherford (NJ)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Description: Kforce's client, a large publicly traded company in Rutherford, NJ, is seeking a Senior Accountant. The role is hybrid - in office 3 days a week and 2 days remote. This role is commutable by mass transit from NYC. This company offers fantastic benefits, good hours, annual bonus, unlimited PTO & opportunity to advance and move into other areas of the company!
Duties:
  • Contribute to monthly Revenue Analytics Reporting to leadership; Participate actively in the revenue and volume forecasting and budgeting process* Develop and maintain standardized best practices for revenue reporting and analysis* Drive continuous improvement to deliver the highest quality* Proactively identify trends and collaborate with stakeholders to investigate and take appropriate action* Integrate data from across various groups, to construct an overall understanding of the Revenue Performance that delivers meaningful insights* Support M&A initiatives, audits, and other special projects as needed
Requirements:
  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting or equivalent degree required* MBA is a plus* CPA or pursuing the CPA* Minimum of 3 years of national public accounting audit experience &/or corporate accounting experience for a Fortune 500* Strong computer and analytical skills* Excellent verbal and written communication skills Job TypeDirect Hire Compensation100000 - $110000

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