Coder Senior Technical Accountant responsible for complex technical revenue accounting, equity accounting, and consolidated financial reporting. Lead key technical accounting workstreams and external reporting deliverables.
Responsibilities
Own the technical accounting analysis for complex revenue arrangements, including contract modifications, variable consideration, new product offerings, SSP considerations, and other non-routine transactions.
Research and document accounting positions for complex transactions, translating FASB ASC guidance into clear, well-supported conclusions.
Draft, maintain, and evolve Coder’s ASC 606 revenue recognition policy memo and related revenue playbook as our business, products, and contract structures change.
Partner with Corporate Accounting on complex revenue matters that affect period-end reporting, helping ensure technical conclusions are applied consistently.
Advise Finance, Legal, Sales Operations, and Product on the accounting implications of business decisions, contract structures, and new go-to-market offerings.
Prepare and review quarterly stock-based compensation accounting, including journal entries, disclosures, and variance analysis.
Prepare group financial statements, including consolidation and entity-level reporting, with consideration for a multinational legal entity structure.
Own the preparation of Controllership’s quarterly reporting for the Board and investors, including financial results, key accounting matters, and supporting analyses, subject to Controller review.
Partner with FP&A and Finance leadership to ensure Board and investor materials are accurate, consistent, and clearly supported by the underlying financials.
Evaluate accounting implications that arise as Coder operates across jurisdictions, partnering with internal and external experts where needed.
Serve as the primary technical accounting partner for external auditors on revenue, equity, and other complex accounting matters.
Translate complex technical accounting guidance into clear, practical recommendations for leadership and cross-functional partners.
Qualification
Strong Excel skillsAbility to operate independently
Required
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance.
4+ years of progressive accounting experience, including substantial hands-on technical accounting work.
Big Four or public accounting audit experience.
Deep knowledge of ASC 606 revenue recognition, including multi-element arrangements, variable consideration, SSP analysis, and contract modifications.
Experience with stock-based compensation accounting under ASC 718 and related equity administration workflows.
Hands-on experience preparing or reviewing consolidated financial statements.
Experience working with multinational companies, international subsidiaries, or multi-entity corporate structures.
Working knowledge of the accounting considerations that come with operating across jurisdictions.
Proven ability to research and apply FASB ASC guidance, evaluate complex accounting issues, and document well-supported conclusions in clear memos.
Strong Excel skills, including experience managing and reconciling large data sets across multiple systems.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to make complex accounting concepts clear to senior leaders and cross-functional partners.
Ability to operate independently, exercise sound judgment, and manage multiple priorities in a fast-moving environment.
