Finance & Accounting Supervisor

Campus Ink•Chicago, IL

About The Position

Campus Ink is seeking a Finance & Accounting Supervisor to work directly with the CFO and accounting team. The role is suited to someone with a strong accounting foundation who wants to expand into financial planning and analysis, systems, and broader business decision-making. The Supervisor will help improve monthly close and financial reporting while supporting forecasting, cash management, profitability analysis, and financial controls. As the company grows, the role offers the opportunity to help build the finance function and take on increasing responsibility, including potential growth into more senior finance leadership responsibilities. The position provides exposure to accounting, FP&A, treasury, inventory, ecommerce, wholesale retail, manufacturing, licensing, royalties, and strategic business decisions.

Requirements

1–5 years of accounting or finance experience, with a strong accounting foundation.
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
Experience with financial statements, month-end close, reconciliations, and journal entries.
Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills and an interest in financial modeling and analysis.
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Comfort working in a fast-moving environment where processes continue to evolve.
Curiosity about how businesses operate and eagerness to take on responsibilities beyond traditional accounting.
Ability to communicate effectively with finance and non-finance teammates.

Nice To Haves

Public accounting experience.
CPA or CPA candidate.
QuickBooks Online experience.
Experience with inventory, ecommerce, retail, apparel, manufacturing, or other consumer-product businesses.

Responsibilities

Help lead monthly, quarterly, and year-end close processes and prepare financial reporting.
Review account reconciliations, journal entries, accruals, and other accounting activity.
Support inventory, cost of goods sold, revenue recognition, royalty, and licensing accounting.
Develop and document accounting processes, policies, and internal controls.
Build and maintain cash-flow forecasts and support treasury and working-capital management.
Prepare monthly budget-versus-actual reporting and assist with annual budgeting and forecasting.
Analyze profitability across products, customers, sales channels, and licensing relationships.
Support inventory planning and other financial analysis used in business decisions.
Coordinate financial information for tax filings, audits, banking, and other external partners.
Improve financial reporting, systems, workflows, and automation.
Partner with the CFO on financial analysis and cross-functional projects throughout the business.