Manager, Revenue Accounting

Overview

Client: Thriving investment management firm
Salary: $140K - $160K base + 20 - 35% bonus
Location
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New York, New York - Hybrid, Midtown (On-Site) 2 days per week

Senior Revenue Accounting Manager - NYC

We are hiring a high-impact Senior Revenue Accounting Manager to own our revenue cycle and strategic financial reporting. If you have 7-10 years of experience in revenue accounting (ideally in asset management) and are ready to step into a leadership role, this is your opportunity.

You will be the pillar of our revenue and accounts receivable functions, ensuring accuracy and compliance across all financial operations.

Key responsibilities include:

• Own the Revenue Cycle: Manage and oversee daily operations for revenue recognition, accounts receivable, and cash application, ensuring adherence to accounting standards.
• Strategic Reporting: Develop and present insightful management reports, including variance analysis and commentary on financial performance, specifically around AUM and revenue.
• Month-End Master: Supervise and execute month-end closing processes, including managing intercompany eliminations and reconciling key balance sheet accounts.
• Compliance & Audit: Lead efforts in the development of core financial statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow) and serve as a key liaison for external auditors.
• Cross-Functional Partnership: Work closely with business departments to align financial reporting with strategic objectives.

You are a seasoned accounting professional ready to take the next step in a leadership-focused role.

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance is required.
  CPA certification is strongly preferred.
• Experience: 7-10 years in revenue accounting, ideally within the investment or financial services sector.
• Technical Expertise: Deep knowledge of GAAP, month-end closing, and accrual-based accounting.
• Systems Proficiency: Highly proficient in ERP systems (familiarity with Net Suite is a plus) and advanced skills in Microsoft Excel.
• Soft Skills: Exceptional analytical, organizational, and communication skills — you can simplify complex financial data for non-finance stakeholders.