Financial Management Sr - E3

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct technical accounting research and draft memoranda on complex topics such as revenue recognition, acquisitions, joint-venture investments, variable-interest entities, goodwill and intangible assets, capitalized software, debt issuance/modification, hedging & derivatives, leases, and other technical areas.
• Monitor and interpret developments from the FASB, SEC, and PCAOB; assess the impact of new standards on corporate policies, practices, and disclosures.
• Collaborate with finance, SOX, legal, tax, treasury, and other functional teams, as well as external auditors, to provide guidance on transactions and ensure compliance with applicable FASB/SEC accounting literature.
• Update and maintain the company’s accounting policy manuals in response to new transactions, evolving standards (including FASB ASUs and SEC), and other regulatory guidance.
• Absorb and implement new accounting and reporting requirements across the organization; Compile and analyze data for periodic SEC filings (Forms 10-K/Q) and annual proxy-statement disclosures.
• Perform ad-hoc analyses to support corporate-governance initiatives and accounting-research projects.
• Contribute to high-visibility projects involving accounting transactions, adoption of new reporting standards, and ongoing policy enhancements.

Additional Duties

Performs one or more multiple financial activities within various finance job functions (FP&A, Overhead, Program Finance, Accounting, Controller, etc.). Will include some or all of the responsibilities as defined.

Performs financial analysis, establishes performance management budgeting, and forecasting activities to include variance analysis, trend identification, workforce planning drivers, risk and opportunities assessment and development of mitigation plans.

Integrates information from multiple financial systems, processes and functions in order to consolidate the data forensics into actionable business solution recommendations.

Timely and accurately consolidates financial results (Orders, Sales, EBIT, Cash, ROIC, Overhead, Discretionary Funding) and monthly, quarterly and year end reporting to internal and external customers to include government contractual cost and schedule earned value management reporting.

Develops and utilizes forward-looking data analytics, visualization and trend analysis to inform financial strategy and decision making.

Develops and provides actionable recommendations to key stakeholders to make sound financial and operating decisions.

Maintains applicable internal and external (FAR, CAS, SEC, US GAAP) policy, procedure, and controls for compliance to support internal process and external regulatory requirements.

Provides subject matter expertise support to proposal development, basis of estimate and negotiations, as required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting (or a related field) from an accredited institution
• 4 to 6 years of experience at either a Big 4 public-accounting firm (preferred) or accounting advisory firm or in a technical accounting role within a large public company.
• CPA license
• Strong understanding of U.S. GAAP and U.S. SEC regulations
• Experience in writing technical accounting research memorandums related to accounting transactions
• Demonstrated problem solving experience (identify problems and develop/implement solutions)

Pay Information

Full-Time Salary Range: $81500.00 - $151300.00