Top Accounting Manager Jobs

The Investment Accounting Manager leads the Investment Controllership team, ensuring financial reporting accuracy, process improvements, and collaboration across teams to enhance efficiency and control in accounting practices.

The Technical Accounting Manager will provide technical accounting research, support compliance with new standards, prepare documentation, and assist with financial statements while collaborating with various teams.

As a Senior Accountant, you will manage the monthly close process, prepare journal entries, improve accounting policies, and support financial reporting and system implementations.

The Technical Accounting Manager II manages U.S. GAAP compliance, SEC reporting, financial audits, and cross-functional collaboration while advising on accounting implications for business transactions.

The Revenue Manager oversees the revenue recognition cycle, ensuring compliance with ASC 606, leading improvements in revenue processes, and mentoring junior staff. Responsibilities include managing revenue operations, collaborating with teams, and analyzing contracts for revenue recognition.

Manage monthly accounting functions including cash management, stock compensation, and employee benefits; supervise accounting team and ensure compliance with GAAP and SOX.

The Accounting Manager will oversee the monthly close process, prepare journal entries, analyze accounts, and collaborate with finance teams for accurate reporting and process improvements.

The Revenue and Technical Accounting Manager oversees the contract-to-cash process, ensuring accurate revenue recognition, managing billing operations, and performing reconciliations while collaborating with various teams to improve processes.

The Revenue Accounting Manager will oversee revenue compliance, perform technical accounting analysis, manage audits, and drive operational improvements in the revenue accounting process.

The Revenue Accounting Manager will ensure compliance with ASC 606, manage audits, prepare financial disclosures, and drive process improvements in revenue accounting.

The Accounting Manager will oversee financial reporting activities, including consolidating financial statements, managing inter-company transactions, and supporting external audit requests. This role requires strong GAAP knowledge and CPA certification, as well as advanced analysis and reporting skills.

The Accounting Manager oversees revenue and membership accounting functions, ensures financial compliance, leads monthly close processes, and drives reporting improvements while managing a team.

The Sr. Corporate Accounting Manager will oversee corporate accounting, manage a team, ensure compliance with US GAAP, and drive process improvements.

The Accounting Manager II leads global consolidation processes, manages intercompany accounting, oversees compliance with GAAP, and supports M&A integrations.

The Accounting Manager oversees daily accounting operations, manages financial reporting, supervises junior staff, and ensures compliance with GAAP and SOX standards.

The Accounting Manager will oversee daily cash operations, financial reporting, implement process automation, manage accounts receivable and payable, and support strategic financial initiatives.

The Accounting Manager will oversee general ledger accounting, prepare financial statements, assist with audits, and implement accounting policies and procedures.

The Benefits Accounting Manager oversees benefits accounting, prepares financial statements, analyzes trends, ensures compliance, and drives process improvement initiatives.

Manage close and consolidation processes, oversee financial statements, review month end close entries, and lead team engagement on enterprise initiatives.

The Accounting Manager will oversee the complete accounting function, manage the monthly close process, improve efficiencies, and support automation in a fast-paced finance team.

The Accounting Manager will ensure financial integrity of inventory and COGS, lead monthly close processes, manage controls, and collaborate with various teams for accurate reporting and analysis.

The Accounting Manager will lead projects focusing on financial systems and process improvements, ensuring accuracy in reporting and compliance. Responsibilities include system configuration and documentation, coordinating changes, and participating in peer reviews.

Manage investment accounting for corporate subsidiaries, executing process improvements, enhancing data quality, and ensuring timely reporting. Collaborate cross-functionally to support system redesign projects and drive operational efficiency.

As an Accounting Manager, you will oversee financial recording, prepare financial statements, manage audits, and ensure compliance with GAAP.

Lead and scale core accounting operations including capitalized commissions, payroll, and subsidiary accounting. Manage and mentor staff, oversee offshore work, drive SOX controls and audit readiness, support M&A integrations, partner with FP&A, and implement automation and AI to improve processes.