Job Description
Job Description
Position Summary:
The Senior Corporate Accountant is a senior individual-contributor role responsible for safeguarding the company’s financial accuracy, regulatory compliance, and audit readiness in a federal-contractor, high-compliance environment. This position goes beyond traditional accounting execution and plays a hands-on role in internal controls, audit coordination, compliance documentation, and operational data integrity.
Working closely with the CFO, this role owns the month-end close and financial reporting while also serving as a key steward of compliance with FAR flow downs, labor and job-costing accuracy, tax and regulatory filings, and customer and supplier audit requirements. Success in this role requires comfort operating cross-functionally, navigating ambiguity, and balancing technical accounting rigor with practical business operations. The position also provides administrative oversight for select IT assets, contracts, and cybersecurity reporting that intersect with financial and regulatory obligations.
This role is not limited to routine accounting transactions; It is a highly engaged position that intersects with operations, HR, and compliance functions to support a growing, regulated business.
Essential Job Functions:
Month-End Close and General Ledger Management
Own the monthly close process, including preparing and posting journal entries, reconciling balance sheet accounts, maintaining the general ledger, monitoring payroll liabilities, and ensuring accuracy of job costing, labor utilization, and commission reporting.
Financial Reporting & Analysis
Generate weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports—including federal reporting, commissions, labor utilization, 1099s, census data, VETS-4212, and leadership presentation materials. Support financial planning and analysis activities at the direction of the CFO.
Audit Preparation & Regulatory Compliance
Coordinate documentation and serve as the primary liaison for all audits (401k, Workers’ Compensation, General Liability, and customer/supplier audits). Maintain compliance with FAR flowdowns, sales/use tax requirements, and internal/external reporting standards.
Internal Controls & Policy Administration
Implement, monitor, and continuously improve internal controls relating to accounting workflows, inventory accuracy, job/costing data integrity, timecard processes, approved supplier requirements, ISO etc.
Client and Supplier Documentation Management
Manage client and supplier setup, annual credit and documentation updates, NDAs, terms and conditions (client and supplier), sales tax certificates, stocking agreements, and related documentation to maintain compliant, audit-ready customer and supplier files.
Payroll, Timekeeping, and Job Maintenance Support
Provide oversight and administrative support for timecard accuracy, Timecard posting, job creation/maintenance in the ERP system, labor allocation, and related payroll liability reconciliations to maintain data quality and compliance with labor reporting requirements.
Financial Operations Administration
Process corporate credit card payments, manage sales/use tax filings, maintain fleet renewals, asset tracking, oversee team phone list updates, and ensure accurate GL and job-costing data availability for leadership and operational teams. Monitor AR Collection
IT Asset, Contract, and Cybersecurity Support
Support the CFO with IT-related processes including computer and phone ordering/tracking, Mobile Device Management maintenance, email administration, software renewals, copier and telecom contracts, and cybersecurity tracking, implementation, monitoring, and required government submissions.
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