Corporate Senior Accountant

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Lake Oswego, OR

17d

About The Position

The Corporate Senior Accountant is responsible for the corporate general ledger including preparing journal entries, account reconciliations, flux analysis, and participating in the month-end processes. The role will coordinate with the internal auditors, control owners, and the SOX department to ensure compliance with the PCC SOX Program and associated policies. This role is highly collaborative and visible with multiple stakeholders of the company.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance required
5 to 7 years of related accounting / finance experience
Knowledge and understanding of accounting and application of financial principles (GAAP)
Strong attention to detail; accuracy of work is critical
Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
Excellent time management and multi-tasking skills including ability to meet communicated deadlines and act as primary owner of individual projects, analyses and processes
Self‑motivated, proactive go‑getter with a strong drive to take initiative, deliver results, and work productively with minimal oversight
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
High level of proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including advanced Microsoft Excel skills (pivot tables and functions)
Proven team player with a collaborative, supportive approach and the ability to partner effectively with employees at all levels, including senior management and multiple locations
Must be able to process sensitive information in the strictest confidence
Demonstrate ability to improve and streamline business processes

Nice To Haves

CPA preferred
Experience in public accounting or accounting role within a public company preferred

Responsibilities

Responsible for the corporate general ledger including preparing journal entries, participating in the month-end processes, preparing reconciliations, and developing and improving analyses
Liaison with operational contacts, supporting business needs as an accounting partner while ensuring policy and procedure compliance
Support the corporate capital appropriations request process including submitting requests, tracking, reconciliation, and compliance with corporate policy
Interact with departmental leaders to gather information needed to record monthly/quarterly accruals
Assist with AP processes and controls
Coordinate with both external and internal auditors to complete financial audits and SOX testing
Support balance sheet and income statement budgets / forecasts including preparing periodic reports for management review
Assist with quarterly preparation of schedules for review by management, and other analysis
Cross-train with other members of Corporate Accounting
Identify process opportunity areas and develop and implement procedures to improve organizational efficiency
Perform special projects, other duties as assigned