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Senior Accounting Manager

Posted 5 days ago

robert halfSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$110,000 to $140,000

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced Senior Accounting Manager to lead core accounting operations in Seattle, Washington. This role will guide a capable team, strengthen financial reporting practices, and support a disciplined close process in a dynamic environment. The ideal candidate brings strong technical accounting knowledge, sound judgment in complex transactions, and the ability to collaborate across finance and capital-related functions.
Responsibilities: Lead and mentor a small accounting team spanning loan and corporate accounting, promoting strong performance, shared accountability, and continuous development. Direct the monthly close cycle to ensure financial results are recorded accurately, reviewed thoroughly, and delivered on schedule. Improve accounting workflows and maintain adherence to organizational policies and applicable standards across areas such as lending activity, consolidations, securitized structures, and investment accounting. Oversee the selection and rollout of a new accounting platform, coordinating the process from evaluation through implementation to support future growth. Manage external audit and tax reporting activities, acting as the primary point of contact for auditors and outside tax professionals. Work closely with FP&A and Capital Markets teams on forecasts, financing-related matters, and broader business initiatives. Research technical accounting questions and prepare clear documentation for complex or non-routine transactions. Review reconciliations, journal entries, and general ledger activity to uphold accuracy and strong internal financial controls. The salary range for this position is $110,000 to $140,000.
Benefits: Medical/Dental/VisionSTD/LTDLife and AD&D insurance 401kUnlimited PTO

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