Director of SEC Reporting

We are looking for an accomplished Director of SEC Reporting to lead external financial reporting and technical accounting activities for a growing organization in Dallas, Texas. This role will oversee the preparation of public filings, strengthen reporting controls, and help build scalable processes that support public-company compliance. The position also serves as a key advisor to finance leadership on complex accounting matters, disclosure decisions, and communication with auditors and governance committees.Responsibilities:• Direct the preparation, review, and submission of registration statements and recurring public-company filings, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.• Oversee the development of financial statements, supporting disclosures, management discussion materials, filing checklists, and detailed tie-out procedures for external reporting packages.• Create and refine reporting workflows, filing schedules, documentation practices, and review protocols that can support a scalable close-to-file process.• Monitor compliance with U.S. public reporting standards and related regulatory frameworks, including disclosure and financial statement presentation requirements.• Manage responses to regulatory comment letters and maintain well-organized support for significant reporting positions and disclosure-related judgments.• Lead the evaluation of complex accounting topics by researching applicable guidance, documenting conclusions, and preparing technical memoranda for leadership and external auditors.• Collaborate with global accounting and broader finance teams to address transactions and business developments that affect external reporting obligations.• Establish and enhance disclosure controls, committee routines, and governance procedures that strengthen public-company reporting readiness.• Prepare clear reporting updates and presentation materials for executive leadership, the Disclosure Committee, and the Audit Committee.• Build, mentor, and lead the SEC reporting function while remaining actively involved in critical reporting cycles and process execution.