LHH Recruitment Solutions
LHH Recruitment Solutions is hiring: Accounting Manager in Clackamas
LHH Recruitment Solutions, Clackamas, OR, US, 97015
LHH is again the partner to support our client's growing accounting department. This is a great opportunity that will provide immense growth opportunity and mentorship.
Accounting Manager
$120-130K + 20% bonus
- 7% retirement
- 3 weeks' vacation; 10 holidays
- Generous and Comprehensive healthcare package
- Additional perks
Hours/Schedule: likely 45-50 hours
Site: Hybrid, 3 days onsite
Job includes:
- Lead and manage the Accounts Receivable team, with responsibility for invoicing, cash posting, collections
- Participate in General Ledger reconciliations and the full consolidated close for the division
- Fixed Assets Accounting
- Participate in various SOX requirements as needed
- Act as a resource for accounting teams when they need advice, guidance, etc
- BS in Accounting/Finance, CPA is nice to have
- 5+ years' experience in Accounting, showing growth and advancement
- Working knowledge of the AR or R2R process
- Preference to those with public accounting (audit side) and industry mixed experience
- Demonstrated leadership, either directly or indirectly
- Manufacturing industry is preferred
- Larger company experience preferred
Search managed by: Sarah Harris
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