SEC Reporting Senior Accountant

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Job Title: SEC Reporting Senior Accountant Please read the entire job summary for a match Job Summary The SEC Reporting Senior Accountant is responsible for supporting the Company's SEC Reporting (10-Q/10-K/Proxy) and supporting the monthly close process, including financial statement preparation and judgmental accounting/reconciliation areas. In addition, the SEC Reporting Senior Accountant will be responsible for assisting in the audit (Big 4) function (quarterly reviews and annual audit), internal control compliance (SOX), and technical accounting needs, including implementing new accounting standards. This role has the potential path to develop into a SEC Reporting Senior Manager as a career development path over time. Key Responsibilities Assist with the company's financial reporting process (primarily cash flow and stockholders' equity statement) and footnotes, including the preparation and review of disclosures included in SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, Proxy, XBRL tagging, etc.) and earnings releases typical of a publicly traded company. Support on a monthly and quarterly basis judgmental accounting/reconciliation areas as part of the close. Coordinate the annual audit and quarterly review procedures with external auditors, including GAAP checklist, financial statement analytics, related-party listings, and other items. Conduct technical accounting research, when needed, on accounting and reporting issues, including but not limited to lease accounting, capitalized software, and stock-based compensation. Assist in the maintenance, development, and implementation of new elements of the company's internal control framework and SOX compliance efforts, including documentation of process narratives and evaluation of whether controls are designed effectively and operating as intended to mitigate financial reporting risks. Oversee international audit coordination and statutory filing needs under IFRS and local GAAP. Work closely with department leaders and outside advisors through the SEC reporting process. Liaise with legal (internal and external), auditors, investor relations, and other departments to process their comments effectively. Evaluate the impact of new accounting pronouncements and financial reporting standards. Provide training as needed to the broader finance/leadership team. Support equity administration platform and the stock compensation accounting and reporting process. Identify opportunities to improve and standardize processes/controls across the organization. Develop and perform regular reviews of accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls in order to ensure continuous improvement. Participate in the coordination of various department projects as applicable to continue to build efficiencies. Perform all other ad hoc projects as assigned. Qualifications Education Bachelor's degree in Accounting CPA — desired Experience 3 or more years of progressive accounting experience Mix of prior Corporate financial close support and public accounting support preferred, but not required Baseline technical accounting skills and experience in monthly close and financial reporting Skills & Competencies Team player with proven leadership abilities Excellent communication skills with the ability to present financial information to non-financial stakeholders Strong analytical skills and a strategic mindset with a focus on continuous improvement Experience with a Tier 1 ERP system (e.g., Oracle, NetSuite, SAP), preferred but not required XBRL/Reporting — Active disclosure/DFIN experience or Wokiva equivalent experience, a plus but not required Desire for involvement with equity management and stock compensation expense tools Ability to manage multiple priorities and adhere to strict monthly close reporting requirements Holds self-accountable to achieving individual and team goals Working at the Company The company's vision is to create a workplace where every individual feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. As a global company, we strive to build a workforce comprised of talented individuals with a wide range of perspectives and backgrounds. Employees are eligible for a variety of professional development opportunities to help them advance their skills and career. The company has invested in individual, management, and leadership training and development programs. Benefits Generous vacation package Equity Matching 401(k) plan Tuition reimbursement Attractive medical and dental coverage options Domestic partner benefits Health and Dependent Care spending accounts and Health Savings Account options Life and Disability Benefits Volunteer Time Off Matching Charitable Gifts Compensation $100,000–$120,000 annually + 10% annual bonus The salary range represents the company's good‑faith estimate of compensation for this position at the time of posting. Actual compensation may vary within or, in some cases, outside this range based on factors such as education, training, experience, professional achievement, business need, and location. #J-18808-Ljbffr Hireology