Accounting Supervisor: GAAP & Financial Reporting Lead

American Tower; Woburn (MA); Hybride; USD 85 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

American Tower's U.S. Tower division is seeking an Accounting Supervisor to lead the Standalone Reporting team, overseeing monthly closes, ensuring accuracy in the subledger and general ledger, and applying accrual accounting in accordance with U.S. GAAP.

The role supports revenue and direct expenses for the tower and managed networks businesses and provides timely financial reporting and covenant compliance for internal stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Experience supervising accounting teams and monthly close processes.
• Strong knowledge of GAAP and internal accounting policies.
• Experience with subledger and general ledger postings in a stand-alone reporting environment.

Responsabilités

• Oversee monthly closes to meet time and quality standards.
• Ensure accurate subledger to GL postings and accrual accounting.
• Provide financial reporting and covenant compliance for securitized debt.

Description du poste

The Team

We are seeking an Accounting Supervisor to join American Tower’s U.S. Tower division’s Accounting team within the Standalone Reporting team. The Accounting team properly records and reports the Company’s U.S. Tower division’s revenue and direct expenses for both the tower and managed networks businesses. The team also supports operational teams by providing reporting over areas they are responsible for (including fixed assets, repairs and maintenance, and utilities), while ensuring adherence to GAAP and internal accounting policies. The Standalone Reporting team is responsible for cash accounting, financial reporting, covenant compliance, and other activities related to American Tower’s securitized debt and other statutory reporting. Day to day activities focus on overseeing a team to ensure (a) monthly closes are completed in accordance with time and quality standards, (b) all activity is accurately captured in the subledger and posted correctly within the general ledger, (c) accrual accounting is recognized in line with internal accounting policies as well as U.S. GAAP, and (d) various internal stakeholders with an interest in financial results have access to information needed to complete their work.