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Active On-site Berkeley Heights, NJ, United States Posted · 22.05.2013 SmartRecruiters (US)

Fortune 500 Company seeking a public auditor (CPA or parts) for Financial Analyst role

Clark Davis Associates

Responsibilities: Responsible for completing all closing, estimate and budgetary processes for various Corporate departments and related balance sheet accounts. Responsible for supporting these Corporate departments with ad hoc financial requests and analysis. Responsible for completing closing, estimate and budgetary processes in support of external segment reporting Assist in preparing and updating reports for corporate allocations Responsible for completing all closing, estimate and budgetary processes for various Corporate departments and related balance sheet accounts. Responsible for supporting these Corporate departments with regular monthly reporting and ad hoc financial requests and analysis. Provide financial and accounting guidance and support to various Corporate departments as needed Reconcile, analyze, and prepare year-end audit support for various balance sheet accounts Perform variance analyses and prepare other ad hoc analyses as requested Assist with special projects as needed Additional responsibilities as assigned Qualifications: Experience: 2-6 years Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or Finance Skills:Strong analytical skills and internal customer focus is required. Able to manage multiple deadlines and priorities required. Ability to be detail oriented will make for a successful candidate. Experience in a large ERP System preferred. Fortune 500 Company with headquarters in NYC and NJ is seeking a Financial Analyst that is currently in a public audit capacity. This is a rare opportunity with an individual with a CPA or parts passed can make the move into a finance role. Please apply today as we will be conducting interviews next week.
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