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North Carolina Sound, a commercial technology and security provider in North Carolina and South Carolina, is seeking an Accounting Manager to own the monthly close, project accounting, and financial reporting for a single operating company. You will lead a hands-on team, ensuring clean controls and accurate payroll, AR, and AP, while supporting audits and ERP initiatives.
The role emphasizes revenue recognition, job costing, and cash flow forecasting within a project-based business model.
North Carolina Sound
North Carolina Sound is a commercial technology and security provider serving North Carolina and South Carolina. Its focus is security, communications, and infrastructure systems for commercial and industrial operations, school districts, healthcare facilities, and state and local government. Locally owned and operating for more than 35 years, the company works from locations spanning the Piedmont Triad through eastern North Carolina to the coast. It continues to grow across both states.
Our Accounting Managers own the day-to-day accounting operation for a single operating company: the monthly close, internal and external reporting, controls, payroll oversight, and support of the annual audit. This is a hands-on, in-the-details role that partners closely with our regional finance team. Because our businesses are project-based, revenue recognition, job costing, and cash discipline sit at the center of the work. Scope and team size vary by operating company, and our recruiting team will walk you through the specifics when there is a match.
Preferred: a public accounting foundation; project-based, construction, or inventory-heavy experience (job costing, WIP, cycle counts); prior experience supervising a small team; CPA.
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