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David Careers

Senior Accountant - Industrial Construction / Project Accounting (POC & WIP)

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axis industriesLa Porte (TX)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services

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About the role

Job Description: Job DescriptionLa Porte, TX | 100% On-Site | Full-Time Axis Industriesis hiring an experiencedSenior Accountantto join our Finance & Accounting team. Reporting to the Controller, this hands-on role will focus onPOC/WIP accounting, ASC 606 revenue recognition, job costing, month-end close, reconciliations, cash management, and financial reporting.
Key Responsibilities: Prepare and maintainPOC schedules and WIP reports Monitor project costs, billings, margins, and estimated costs to complete Perform bank and balance sheet reconciliations and support month-end close Prepare journal entries, schedules, and management reporting Support cash management, sales/use tax, and annual audits Partner with Project Management and Operations to resolve project variances Support accounting process and internal control improvements
What We're Looking For: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field 5+ years of progressive accounting experience Hands-on POC/WIP and job cost accounting experience Strong knowledge ofASC 606 and GAAP Experience inconstruction, industrial services, engineering, or another project-based industry Advanced Excel and ERP/accounting system experience CPA/CPA-eligible and public accounting experience are a plus
What We Offer: Competitive compensation, health/dental/vision benefits, 401(k), PTO and holidays, and opportunities for professional growth.

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