Robert Half is Hiring a Senior Manager, Technical Accounting Near Chicago, IL
To apply to this role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at john.sadofsky@roberthalf.c0mLet’s get you into a job where you’re not under compensated for your hard work. How about one where the company values your time? A high-end firm that was just rated one of the top places to work in Chicago just created a new Business Controller position. Which may seem pretty standard…until you get to the best part: The perks. 1) The pay rates are above what their top competitors pay their employees 2) They have higher bonus structures 3) There’s work from home flexibility and prioritization for employee work/life balance. 4) The position is a fast-track career growth opportunity (as the company is expanding rapidly thru acquisitions) 5) And more…The Role The Senior Manager of Technical Accounting will play a key role in the company's quarterly and annual impairment process and monthly Development Committee and Asset Management Committee process. They will analyze non-routine transactions and partner with key stakeholders on complex accounting topics. They will be responsible for the review of certain disclosures included in the company's 10-Q and 10-K filings. A successful candidate for this role will be strong in technical accounting, financial reporting, and analytical skills and have strong communication skills.Key responsibilities include:Perform accounting research and review technical accounting memos related to non-routine transactionsPartner with Corporate Accounting, Financial Planning & Analysis, Business Unit Finance, and other stakeholders to understand, analyze, and report complex accounting mattersOversee monthly Development Committee and Asset Management Committee processReview quarterly and annual impairment and CECL analysesReview certain quarterly and annual disclosures within the company's 10-Q and 10-K filingsReview disclosure checklists to ensure compliance with US GAAP and SEC reporting requirementsReview materials for the company's Audit Committee of the Board of Directors meetingsReview new or amended contracts and related accounting impactsReview new accounting pronouncements issued quarterly and assist with implementation as neededOversee and/or participate in special projects as needed