Kikoff
Senior GL Accountant
San Francisco. Posted 6 months ago
The role
The Senior GL Accountant will own key parts of the general ledger, including Accrued Liabilities, Cash, Investments, Fixed Assets, and Compensation & Benefits. This person will perform day-to-day transactions and month-end close tasks while building scalable processes.
What you will do
- Own close tasks including journal entries, balance sheet reconciliations, supporting schedules, and expense allocations.
- Prepare monthly flux and variance analysis.
- Design, document, and run SOX 404 key controls.
- Prepare audit support and respond to auditor requests.
- Lead or support finance system implementations and enhancements.
- Recommend policy updates and automate manual work.
- Record and reconcile daily and monthly cash activity in NetSuite.
- Account for investments and reconcile to custodian statements.
- Maintain the accruals process and prepaid expense schedules.
- Maintain the fixed asset register and own accounting for internally developed software.
Required qualifications
- 4+ years of accounting experience
- Strong operational background with hands-on experience booking payroll and cash
- Solid understanding of U.S. GAAP, especially accruals, fixed assets, internally developed software (ASC 350-40), stock-based compensation (ASC 718), and investments
- Proven track record of building scalable, efficient, well-controlled processes
- Detail-oriented, highly organized, and able to manage competing priorities independently
- Clear written and verbal communicator
Nice to have
- CPA or CPA candidate
- SOX 404 experience including designing, documenting, and running internal controls
- Experience implementing or optimizing finance systems (e.g., NetSuite, Ramp, Brex, Carta, or similar)
- Experience with NetSuite, Ramp, Brex, and Carta
About the company
Kikoff is a profitable, pre-IPO fintech company on a mission to empower everyone to achieve financial security. They have built a suite of products that help millions of people build credit, access liquidity, and save money.