Global Accounting & Reporting Lead (International)

The Senior International Accountant will lead/perform the monthly closing process for assigned portions of the international division: complete financial reporting requirements and prepare financial and operational analysis from international operations. Develop processes and procedures to enhance the reporting process and provide support to management on a proactive basis. Candidate must possess skills to comprehend complex international business strategies and transactions and record such events in accordance to GAAP. The Impact You'll Make: Oversees the accounting and financial activities of the assigned international division Facilitate and complete monthly close procedures Processes divisional journal entries and the related balance sheet reconciliations Facilitate and complete monthly/quarterly/annual tax filings Liaison with local employees/vendors/legal counsel/customer/other departments for any accounting/tax/invoicing/debit credit memos/payments/compliance needs Liaison with other departments for custom clearing documents, renewal of business/car licenses and insurance needs Assist with financial and tax audits Other projects as assigned Who You Are: Bachelor's degree in accounting/finance. CPA and/or MBA a plus Four+ years of diverse experience in Accounting/Finance/Auditing, preferably in multinational company SAP experience preferred Experience in the consumer products, licensing and /or entertainment preferred Ability to act and operate independently with minimal direction from manager to accomplish objectives Ability to work under stress and meet assigned deadlines Highly detail oriented and organized Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work cooperatively and collaboratively with all levels of employees, management, and external customer/vendor/agencies to maximize performance, creativity, problem solving, and results Monster Energy provides competitive total compensation. The estimated annual salary range for this position is listed below. Actual compensation may vary based on skills, qualifications, experience, and work location. Pay Range

$73,500 - $98,000 USD

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