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Accounting & Integrations Analyst
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What they do
An Accounting Analyst creates effective financial data analysis for their company. Develops financial documentation for organizational decision-makers and interpret large amounts of accounting reports for future financial decisions. Ensures accurate transaction records, evaluates financial processing, and controls transaction processes. Also analyzes and verifies company records following organizational rules and industry privacy standards, and has access to control data integration.
$69,857 / year median in Ohio
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Review financial results to uncover material variances, unusual transactions, and emerging trends, then determine where follow-up or corrective action is needed.
- Lead accounting research and reconciliation efforts through completion, presenting clear conclusions and recommended next steps to leadership.
- Build organized schedules and supporting documentation that facilitate management review, audit readiness, and accurate financial reporting.
- Strengthen accounting workflows by identifying opportunities to improve close efficiency, audit preparation, and integration support activities.
- Develop accounting structures and procedures for newly added entities, business activities, or systems to ensure consistency and control.
- Create and maintain written documentation for recurring reconciliations, journal entry support, analytical reviews, and other key accounting routines.
- Manage intercompany balancing activities, including detailed reconciliation support for eliminations and consolidated reporting.
- Communicate significant findings promptly, apply sound judgment when assessing issues, and keep stakeholders informed on progress and resolution.
- Support month-end accounting tasks such as general ledger analysis, accrual preparation, journal entries, and ad hoc reporting as needed.