Lead and grow a finance and accounting team at a technology startup. Manage month-end and year-end close, consolidation, journal entries, reconciliations, tax filings, and external audits. Provide GAAP guidance and mentor junior staff.
Company Description
We are a fast growing Fashion & Apparel consulting technology start up helping companies launch a new business, develop a business, prepare your business for growth or help you relaunch your brand.
Most of all, we are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at the company.
Job DescriptionSalary : up to $120,000
Work Authorization: US Citizens, Green Card, Working Visa
If you are interested, here is what your role is all about:
- Being an integral part in nurturing a growing finance and accounting team for a well-funded technology startup
- You will handle rigorous month end and year end closing processes, provide guidance to other team members, lead consolidation, review journal entries and ensure the accuracy and reasonableness of key reconciliations under US GAAP
- Ensure proper and timely completion of tax related filings
- Manage outside audit and be the primary contact point for external auditors
- Coach and mentor other junior team members
If you can accomplish the above, you have got what it takes. Realistically you need to have a CPA with strong Big 4 experience on top of this. You would be great at Quickbooks, NetSuite or any large scale ERP system with good understanding of GAAP.
Education: BA/BS in Accounting or Finance
I love talking to passionate people. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me at shruthi.n at roljobs dot com
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