Senior Corporate Tax Associate

Revvity•Waltham, MA

7d•$84,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Join Revvity, a U.S.-headquartered, publicly traded multinational as a Senior Corporate Tax Associate supporting corporate tax work across territories outside the US, with the UK as a key area. You will lead tax reporting for specific territories while supporting global audits, compliance, and tax technology initiatives across the group. This is a role partnering closely with finance leaders across multiple territories. The Senior Corporate Tax Associate is a hybrid position based at our headquarters in Waltham, MA.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree
Minimum of 5 years of corporate income tax experience.

Nice To Haves

Professionally qualified (ICAEW or similar).
Prior experience supporting tax reporting with demonstrated expertise in US GAAP income tax provisions, including deferred tax accounting and return‑to‑provision processes.
A working knowledge of UK tax is a plus but not required.
Strong analytical capability, with the ability to analyze data, reconcile variances, and clearly communicate tax impacts to both finance and non‑finance stakeholders.
Highly organized and professional, with strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities independently while collaborating effectively within a team.
Strong Microsoft Excel skills; industry experience and prior exposure to SAP, HFM, and OneSource (OTP) are preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare and review quarterly and annual income tax provisions for non-US territories, including calculations, reconciliations, audit‑ready supporting documentation, and return‑to‑provision analyses.
Partner with local controllers to support quarter‑close activities, including accurate tax journal postings, maintenance of tax analysis matrices, and preparation of cash tax forecasts and instalment calculations.
Coordinate the preparation, review, and timely submission of local tax filings across assigned territories; support tax audits by working with local finance teams and external advisors to track issues and document exposures.
Provide transfer pricing oversight, including guidance to controllers on in‑country execution and documentation, monitoring compliance with TP policies, and escalating exceptions as needed.
Assess cross‑border withholding tax obligations (interest and dividends), support tax planning initiatives including Pillar Two, and contribute to the development of tax tools and technology enhancements.