Schedule: Hybrid Compensation: $80,100 - $120,200Jump into the new world of health insurance:At Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island (BCBSRI), our business is healthcare. But our focus is on improving lives. Be part of a team that is large enough to make a difference but small enough to be innovative. Work in a rapidly changing field. Take a chance to be creative. Move outside the status quo. Shape new ideas with the power of a national brand behind you. Join others who know diversity is strength:We appreciate and celebrate everything that makes us unique: age, national origin, citizenship status, perspectives, experiences, physical or mental disability, military status, race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression. Our diversity strengthens us as an organization and helps us better serve an increasingly diverse Rhode Island population. Why this job matters:Provides the reporting of financial information to management and regulatory entities such as the Department of Business Regulation (DBR) and BCBS Association that is relied upon in decision and rate making. Responsible for the reconciliation of general ledger accounts, proper application of accounting principles for GAAP and SAP and ensure readiness for auditing activity. What you will do:Provide expert technical, business and analytical support in the preparation of financial reporting to internal and external parties. Provide financial analytics to support management decisions.Maintain accounting for assigned accounts in the Corporate General Ledger. Prepare account reconciliations and research outstanding items.Organize and prioritize the department’s efforts to ensure that financial reports are completed accurately and timely.Prepare ad hoc analysis and reporting for Federal and State regulatory agencies.Provide backup and support to Manager in review and completion of reporting requirements. Keep abreast of new accounting principles, both Statutory and GAAP to ensure compliance in financial reporting.Assist the tax department with ad-hoc and year-end reports to support the tax return.Acts as business lead/subject matter expert for Finance on corporate/ departmental initiatives and projects.Mentor less experienced staff.Report to senior management on various finance initiatives.Perform other delegated as assigned. What you need to succeed:Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or related field, or an equivalent combination of education and work experienceSeven to ten years experience in General Ledger accounting preferably within the health insurance industry. Experience should include financial reporting on a GAAP and SAP basis including consolidations, investment and fixed asset accounting, inter-company transactions and government reportingApply GAAP and SAP accounting principles to financial transactions. Knowledge of Facets, Solomon General Ledger, Microsoft Office, Fixed Asset Software (FAS), Investment Software (EPS), and FSI Quarterly filing software for DBR reporting. Understanding of Health Care Reform financial reporting requirementsStrategic and critical thinking skillsStrong analytical skillsStrong business acumen and political savvyStrong negotiation skillsStrong written and verbal communication skillsStrong problem solving skillsAbility to work effectively with a wide variety of people in individual and group settingsStrong organizing skills, with the ability to prioritize and respond to shifting deadlinesStrong time management skillsAbility to manage diverse and deadline-oriented workflow Extras:CPA or MBA Location:BCBSRI is headquartered in downtown Providence, conveniently located near the train station and bus terminal. We actively support associate well-being and work/life balance and offer the following schedules, based on role:In-office: onsite 5 days per weekHybrid: onsite 2-4 days per weekRemote: onsite 0-1 days per week. Permitted to reside in the following states, pending approval from the Human Resources Department: Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia