Financial Reporting Analyst

Job Description

Job Description

Financial Reporting Analyst

Our Houston, TX based client is seeking a Financial Reporting Analyst to oversee all aspects of the company's internal and external financial reporting. Our client is looking for a candidate with 2 plus years of SEC reporting or public accounting experience.

Responsibilities:

• Assists in the preparation of SEC filings
• Participate in the monthly and quarterly accounting close process
• Assist in providing quarterly and annual schedules
• Review financial results, report variances, and provide related analysis
• Assist in researching accounting issues and drafting technical accounting memos.
• Maintain and analyze key performance metrics
• Support the financial reporting team with various ad hoc analyses.

Qualifications:

· Bachelor's degree in Accounting required

· 2 plus years of SEC reporting and/or public accounting experience

· Public accounting experience is preferred

· CPA preferred

Employment Type: Full Time

If you're interested in the Financial Reporting Analyst position and are available to work in the Houston area, apply now by sending your resume to aaron.vizcaino@ lhh.com . Please send your resume in Word format and include your email and phone. Only those meeting the qualifications will receive a call back.

Pay Details: $100,000.00 to $110,000.00 per year

Search managed by: Aaron Vizcaino

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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