Senior Manager, International Reporting

Ōura

6h•$139,400 - $200,000•Remote

About The Position

Oura is seeking a Senior Manager, International Reporting to build and lead the function responsible for the accuracy and compliance of its international entities. The function covers statutory reporting, sustainability (ESG) reporting, and entity-level technical accounting across Oura’s global structure. The role is part of the Global Financial Reporting team and reports to the Senior Director, Global Financial Reporting, Technical Accounting, SOX & Equity Admin. It partners closely with Tax, Treasury, Legal, FP&A, Controllership, SOX, and Internal Audit. This is a remote US role, working closely with colleagues in Europe and attending regular early-morning meetings. The position owns end-to-end statutory reporting and audits for international entities, leads sustainability reporting obligations, oversees technical accounting and intercompany processes, and advises on accounting impacts of entity and systems changes. It also works with the SOX team on internal controls and develops the team as the function grows.

Requirements

10+ years of progressive accounting experience, including Big 4 or national firm experience and multinational industry experience.
Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance and an active CPA; international equivalents such as CA or ACCA are considered.
Deep knowledge of US GAAP.
Working knowledge of IFRS and local GAAP frameworks, such as Finnish FAS.
Proven experience owning statutory reporting across multiple jurisdictions.
Strong technical expertise in foreign currency, intercompany, consolidations, and transfer pricing coordination.
Clear communication with non-accounting partners and senior leadership.
Track record of building processes, controls, and teams in a high-growth environment.
Ability to work remotely in the US and collaborate with colleagues in Europe, including through regular early-morning meetings.

Nice To Haves

Experience with sustainability reporting, such as CSRD/ESRS, ISSB, or similar.
Experience with ERP and consolidation systems, such as NetSuite, OneStream, or Workiva.

Responsibilities

Own end-to-end statutory reporting for international entities, including timetables, preparation and review of local financial statements, audits, and filings, working with local teams and service providers.
Serve as the primary point of contact for statutory auditors across entities; drive timely audit completion and resolution of findings.
Prepare and review US GAAP to local GAAP / IFRS adjustments by entity and maintain the entity compliance calendar as local requirements change.
Lead sustainability reporting obligations, including California reporting and first-year CSRD reporting, and build the data, process, and control foundation for ESG reporting.
Own technical accounting for the international entity structure, including functional currency determinations, foreign currency remeasurement and translation (ASC 830), and CTA.
Oversee intercompany accounting policy and processes, including reconciliations, settlements, and eliminations, in alignment with transfer pricing agreements and in coordination with Tax.
Advise on accounting and reporting impacts of new entities, restructurings, and ERP and globalization initiatives.
Drive standardization and automation across international close and reporting.
Design and maintain internal controls over international reporting with the SOX team.
Build and develop the team as the function scales.