Own technical accounting conclusions for complex transactions, including M&A, financing, revenue recognition, impairment, financial instruments, and foreign currency matters. Prepare SEC-style financial statements, footnotes, disclosures, position memos, and journal entries under US GAAP. Maintain accounting policies, support SOX readiness, partner with global teams and auditors, and resolve issues independently.
We're looking for an experienced Senior SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting Manager to join our Global Financial Reporting team. You will own technical accounting positions on complex, non-routine transactions and help build our SEC-style external reporting, working closely with teams across our global operations. If you love getting technical, take ownership of problems end to end and want to shape reporting at a fast-growing global company, we look forward to your application!
Key Responsibilities
- Serve as the subject matter expert on complex transactions, including M&A and business combinations (ASC 805), financing transactions, revenue recognition (ASC 606), impairment, financial instruments and foreign currency matters.
- Prepare and review SEC-style financial statements, footnotes and disclosures, and help build the processes behind them to public company standards.
- Research, document and conclude on technical accounting matters under US GAAP, drafting clear position memos and related journal entries.
- Develop and maintain accounting policies so they are applied consistently across our global entities and stay aligned with new standards and SEC guidance.
- Partner with global accounting teams, FP&A, Legal and HR to evaluate the accounting impact of deals, financings, commercial arrangements and new initiatives.
- Work closely with external auditors to align on accounting conclusions, support audit reviews and resolve technical issues.
- Own issues end to end: solve them independently and bring clear recommendations rather than escalating.
- Support internal control design and SOX readiness for technical accounting and reporting processes.
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise
- Active CPA license.
- 8 to 12 years of experience, including Big 4 audit or advisory and technical accounting or SEC reporting for a public filer.
- Hands-on US GAAP expertise in M&A, financing transactions and revenue recognition, plus impairment, financial instruments and FX.
- Experience at technology or IT companies with revenue between $500M and $2.5B is a strong plus.
- NetSuite experience is a plus.
- Strong research and memo-writing skills: you drive to conclusions on technical matters and explain them clearly to auditors, management and non-accountants.
- Independent problem solver with a strong sense of ownership.
- Effective cross-functional partner, comfortable working with global teams across time zones.
- Based in the United States, in the Eastern or Central time zone.
Job Benefits
- Help us challenge injustice by creating fair choices for millions of people across 1100+ cities in 48 countries.
- Develop your professional skills with access to mentoring, career consulting, and learning programs.
- Collaborate with teams around the world and gain international experience through our Global Talent Exchange Program.
- Engage in company-wide challenges, awards, sports activities, employee-led social impact and volunteering projects.
- Work alongside people who take initiative, speak openly, and challenge themselves to grow.
- Improve your language skills through co-financed courses and internal speaking clubs.
Please note: final benefits may vary by location. Country-specific benefits will be added to the offers later.
About
inDrive is a global tech company on a mission to challenge injustice through fair choices. We started in 2012 in the coldest city on Earth, when a group of friends created a way for people to agree on fair ride prices. That idea grew into one of the world’s top ride-hailing apps, now with 400M installs across 47 countries.Today, we offer more than rides: from freight and delivery to intercity travel and financial services, all designed to put people first. We are committed to having a positive impact on people’s lives both through our core business, which supports local communities via a fair pricing model; and through the work of our impact programs. Ready to ignite your inner drive?
inDrive Mountain View, California, USA Office
Mountain View, CA, United States
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