We are a publicly traded company with a history of earning respected industry accolades and are seeking a sharp technical expert to join our corporate finance team and drive high-impact financial reporting. In this high-visibility position, you will partner directly alongside senior leadership through the full public reporting cycle. You will spearhead technical accounting research and translate complex corporate transactions into clear, decision-grade insights.
What You'll Own
- Prepare quarterly and annual SEC filings, including financial statements, footnote disclosures, supporting schedules, and XBRL-related documentation.
- Assist with technical accounting research and documentation related to significant transactions, new accounting guidance, and other complex reporting matters.
- Perform analyses related to cash flows, equity compensation, leases, and other key financial reporting areas.
- Support the maintenance and evaluation of internal controls over financial reporting.
- Coordinate information requests with external auditors and internal stakeholders during quarterly reviews and annual audits.
- Contribute to process improvement initiatives and assist with implementation of reporting and automation tools.
What We'd Like
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; CPA designation preferred.
- Relevant experience in public accounting and/or public company reporting.
- Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP, SEC reporting requirements, and internal controls.
- Advanced Excel skills and strong analytical capabilities.
- Experience with SEC reporting platforms, ERP systems, or financial reporting software preferred.
Why This Role
- You'll be joining a team recognized as a Top Workplace for its culture of trust, growth, and genuine collaboration. Expect a space where ideas travel quickly, teams rally around each other, and you're encouraged to build things that matter.
- You'll have company-wide visibility across executive leadership, strategic transactions, and key business initiatives that traditional accounting seats simply cannot match.
- What you can do matters. How you decide to do it matters even more.