Accounting Consultant - Revenue & Regulatory Accounting
Arizona Public Service - APS · Phoenix, AZ · 2 mo ago
AccountingFull-time
Major Accountabilities
- Prepares a variety of accurate and timely financial reports that are highly complex, participant billings, rate case studies and responds to information requests.
- Analyzes and reconciles a variety of accounts and reports that are highly complex, and maintains financial reporting systems.
- Performs a variety of highly complex economic studies to evaluate a range of standard business issues, proposals and alternatives.
- Models financial activity to produce a variety of highly complex corporate financial targets and forecasts.
- Serves as an F&A liaison across the organization and partners with stakeholders throughout the company in scenario analysis, strategy, decision-making, alignment and communication in a wide range of regulatory matters.
- Contributes to the development of department policies and procedures, accounting manuals and FERC regulations.
Minimum Requirements
- BS degree in accounting, finance or related fieldPLUS five (5) years of experience (2 years preferred within an electric-utility environment) or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- MBA, MS in Accounting or CPA certification preferred.
- Thorough knowledge of accounting theory (GAAP), FERC and ACC requirements, and working knowledge of accounting and related systems.
- Strong analytical, research and problem solving skills and ability to communicate effectively with Executive management.
- Must possess a broad business perspective, problem solving skills, strong interpersonal, communication and consulting skills.
Desired Skills
- Strong analytical skills to interpret complex regulations and financial data.
- Attention to detail for accurate reporting and compliance.
- Proficiency in financial modeling, forecasting, and data analysis.
- Excellent communication and collaboration abilities to work with cross-functional teams.
- Understanding of regulatory frameworks, such as FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) rules for utilities.
- Knowledge of industry-specific regulations.