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Senior Accountant-SEC Reporting

Glenview, $4B SEC Food Manufacturing Company

Description The position reports to the Associate Director, External Reporting and plays a key role in the corporate consolidation and reporting process, with exposure to various corporate functional areas and leadership levels. Primary responsibilities will include:
o Accounting and reporting oversight and control maintenance for pension plans, including coordination and interaction with corporate functions (treasury, legal and human resources) and external advisors regarding plan administrative and transaction accountingo Coordination and interaction with corporate financial planning department and all corporate functions related to planning and accounting for corporate function activityo Analysis of monthly, quarterly and annual consolidated results of operationso Preparation of footnotes to be included in Forms 10-Q and 10-Ko Maintenance of key accounting and reporting controlso Interaction with external auditors in completion of key corporate audit areaso Assistance with preparation of governmental reports and surveys Qualifications This role requires an experienced, energetic person, with a strong technical accounting and reporting background and demonstrated leadership skills. o 3-5 years of progressive accounting experience, with demonstrated leadership roleso CPA requiredo Big 4 audit firm experience highly desired and large, global corporate clients a pluso Ability to analyze complex technical accounting principles, including stock-based compensation, pensions and financial instruments, or demonstrated technical accounting ability in other complex areaso SEC filing experience and knowledge of the SEC reporting process and current GAAP standardso Planning and SAP experience Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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