Manager, Financial Reporting
AngiFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance, or have extensive work experience in these fields, coupled with 4-7 years of progressive experience at a Big 4 accounting firm and/or in a financial reporting role at a public company. A CPA license is preferred. Familiarity with reporting tools like OneStream and NetSuite, strong knowledge of US GAAP and SEC regulations, and experience preparing 10-Ks and 10-Qs are essential. Experience with intercompany transactions and consolidation, excellent attention to detail, strong written and verbal communication skills, a problem-solving mindset, curiosity, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment are also required.
The External Reporting Lead will prepare financial statements, footnotes, and supporting schedules, ensuring accuracy and compliance with US GAAP, and support the build-out of financial statements, disclosures, and investor reporting materials. This role involves conducting disclosure benchmarking, assisting with consolidated financial statements including intercompany eliminations, and performing foreign currency translation and remeasurement for international subsidiaries. Responsibilities also include assisting in the calculation and review of non-controlling interests, collaborating with external auditors, contributing to process improvement initiatives, monitoring new FASB pronouncements, assisting with technical accounting research, and collaborating with internal stakeholders on special projects.
Facilitates employee ownership of small businesses
Teamshares facilitates employee ownership of small businesses, focusing on those whose owners are nearing retirement. The company purchases these businesses and gradually transfers ownership to the employees, starting with 10% of the stock and increasing to 80% over 20 years. This approach helps maintain business continuity and prevents job losses that can occur when a business is sold to an outside buyer. Teamshares generates revenue from the profits of the businesses it acquires and also offers proprietary software, education, and financial products. By promoting employee ownership, Teamshares not only supports the financial stability of employees but also strengthens the local economy by preserving small businesses. The company differentiates itself by recruiting mission-driven leaders for the acquired businesses and providing them with extensive training.