Senior Analyst, SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting

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FigmaSoftware

Remotely in the United StatesFull-TimeSenior

Salary$127,000 — $221,000 USD

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Requirements

3+ years of experience in public accounting (Big 4 or large regional firm) or at a public company in a technical accounting or SEC reporting role
Strong working knowledge of U.S. GAAP, particularly ASC 718, ASC 805, ASC 350, and ASC 842
Hands-on experience supporting or preparing SEC filings (10-Q / 10-K)
Excellent communication skills — you can research a complex accounting issue and document your conclusion clearly
Proven ability to operate autonomously, manage competing priorities, and deliver under tight deadlines
Experience using Workiva (nice to have)
CPA license (nice to have)
Prior exposure to equity compensation accounting, M&A transactions, or SaaS revenue recognition (nice to have)

Responsibilities

Support preparation of quarterly (10-Q) and annual (10-K) SEC filings, including financial statements, footnotes, MD&A sections, and XBRL tagging
Research and draft technical accounting position memos for complex transactions, including equity compensation (ASC 718), business combinations (ASC 805), capitalized software (ASC 350), and leases (ASC 842)
Prepare and review monthly equity accounting journal entries (RSUs, PSUs, options) and maintain equity roll forward schedules
Contribute to the monthly and quarterly close process, including balance sheet reconciliations and flux analyses
Partner cross-functionally with Legal, FP&A, Tax, Stock Administration, and Investor Relations to coordinate financial reporting deliverables
Maintain internal accounting policies and process documentation in a SOX-compliant environment
Stay current on emerging SEC regulations and new GAAP pronouncements; flag potential impacts to the team

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