Accounting Manager

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Posted Nov 5, 2026

Remote · US · ask about Worldwide Full Time
Est. $120K – $165K/yr

Overview

This role owns the accounting close and reporting cycle, including general ledger integrity, monthly/quarterly/annual closes, and preparation of financial statements under US GAAP. The position also ensures SOX compliance across key control areas and supports audits, external reporting, and SEC-related disclosures.

Responsibilities

  • Own the monthly, quarterly, and annual close, delivering accurate GAAP-compliant financial statements on a tight close calendar
  • Maintain and strengthen SOX 404 internal controls by documenting key processes and remediating control gaps
  • Prepare and review complex journal entries, reconciliations, and account analyses, including:
    • Revenue recognition under ASC 606
    • Stock-based compensation under ASC 718
  • Coordinate external audits and quarterly reviews; serve as the primary point of contact for audit requests and walkthroughs
  • Draft technical accounting memos for non-routine transactions and support disclosure requirements aligned with SEC frameworks
  • Drive process automation and system improvements in the ERP (NetSuite or similar) to reduce manual close work each quarter
  • Supervise and develop staff accountants, including reviewing work and building team capability over time

Requirements

  • 5-8 years of progressive accounting experience, including public accounting and/or public company close experience
  • Deep working knowledge of US GAAP and SOX internal controls; SEC reporting exposure is a plus
  • CPA (active or inactive) strongly preferred
  • Hands-on ERP experience (NetSuite, Workday, SAP, or similar) and strong Excel modeling skills
  • Track record of improving close speed and quality through process and system changes
  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance required

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with IPO-readiness work
  • Experience with SaaS revenue recognition
  • Experience with equity/stock compensation accounting