Senior Staff Accountant

The Senior Staff Accountant p repares balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and other financial reports. Responsibilities also include analyzing trends, costs, revenues, financial commitments, and obligations incurred to predict future revenues and expenses. They may offer suggestions about resource utilization, tax strategies, and assumptions underlying budget forecasts. The Senior Staff Accountant h as knowledge of commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures within the insurance industry and relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals connecting business partners to financial concepts and regulations. The Senior Staff Accountant continually educates themselves about the enterprise and diverse internal businesses. They are considered a subject matter expert and may be expected to coach/mentor junior staff and provide leadership and oversight while taking the lead in the enterprise closing process. Essential Functions Make monthly accounting entries; supports accountant team and review staff's work to ensure completeness. Complete statutory/non-profit filings and keep current with financial and legal requirements. Perform specialized functions including investment accounting, membership accounting (dividends and investment in subsidiaries), and taxes (federal and state). Own the monthly financial statements and variance reports; providing leadership with overviews upon request of senior financial leaders and enterprise business partners (e.g., financial flash reports, supplemental summary financial reports). Meets reporting deadlines with accuracy through effective time management Learns and utilizes accounting and audit management best practices Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance or related degree required 5+ years of accounting experience required Experience within property-casualty insurance and statutory accounting, strongly preferred. Strong experience with financial data bases and excel Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time in the future. Must be able to be on‑site for two weeks for training upon hire in our Cheshire, CT office Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Advanced knowledge of GAAP/STAT and other regulatory requirements Strong written and verbal communication skills Strong analytical problem‑solving skills Strong time management skills with the ability to adapt and prioritize Ability to establish and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders Work Environment and Physical Demands Inside climate‑controlled office building Prolonged sitting and using a PC 10% Travel Ability to lift 25lbs Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Department Overview The Finance Team aligns best practice financial concepts and intended outcomes to the benefit and regulation of the HAI Group enterprise, Board of Directors and Strategic Committee. The source of financial decisions, the Finance Team builds partnerships across the enterprise and are seen as value added business partners providing advice and counsel. It is a cohesive team that values honest and open communication. A shared services department, the team produces actions for the successful business outcomes with internal constituents and with banks, brokers and re‑insurers using critical thinking and complex problem‑solving techniques. Empowered to take time to make the right decision, the Finance Team is committed to open, honest communications to all business partners. Company Overview HAI Group®[1] is the nation’s leading property‑casualty insurance company founded by and dedicated to affordable housing organizations. While we are recognized as a pioneer of affordable housing insurance programs, insurance is not our only strength. We protect, preserve, and promote the sustainability of affordable housing with an array of products and services that support the challenges housing organizations face. HAI Group offers risk control and consulting services, professional development through the Housing Training Institute, and industry research and data through the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation. Headquartered in Cheshire, Connecticut, HAI Group has earned national and regional recognition for its workplace culture and employee experience. Visit our Careers page for a full list of HAI Group workplace awards and recognition. Cultural Objective HAI Group contributes to a culture that creates a safe and healthy working environment and a space of inclusiveness and belonging for all by: exceeding our customers’ expectations, working collaboratively across the organization, embracing diversity, and demonstrating mutual respect and empathy. HAI Group Benefits and Perks Bonus program eligibility Annual merit increase program Outstanding 401(k) plan with match and additional non‑elective company contributions Generous paid time off including paid volunteer days and holidays Medical, vision and dental Insurance Company paid life, AD&D, short‑term disability, and long‑term disability coverage HSA, and Health and Dependent Care FSA options On‑Site wellness: Full gym and locker rooms, private wellness room (featuring a massage chair, lounge area, vibration plate, and a refrigerator, with accommodations for use as a private lactation space), wellness initiatives, outdoor basketball and tennis/pickleball courts, walking trail, picnic pavilion area Tuition reimbursement and student loan repayment program Community Outreach HAI Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HARRG Inc., reserves the right to fill this position at a level above or below the level included in this posting. No agency submissions please. Resumes submitted to any HAI Group employee without a current, signed, and valid contract in place with the HAI Group Recruiting team for this position will become the property of HAI Group and no agency fees will be paid. [1] HAI Group® is a marketing name used to refer to insurers, a producer, and related service providers affiliated through a common mission, management, and governance. Property‑casualty insurance and related services are written or provided by Housing Authority Risk Retention Group, Inc.; Housing Authority Property Insurance, A Mutual Company; Housing Enterprise Insurance Company, Inc.; Housing Specialty Insurance Company, Inc.; Innovative Housing Insurance Company Inc.; Housing Investment Group, Inc.; and Housing Insurance Services, Inc. (DBA Housing Insurance Agency Services, Inc. in NY and MI). 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