Senior Accountant

Gaithersburg, MD
Full Time
Accounting and Finance
Experienced

Senior Accountant – Operational Excellence & Payables Focus (Hybrid)

Gaithersburg, MD | Full-Time | Hybrid

Join a mission-driven team committed to financial integrity, operational excellence, and cross-functional collaboration. We’re seeking a Senior Accountant who thrives on precision, accountability, and proactive ownership of key accounting functions — with a strong emphasis on Accounts Payable (A/P) and Operational Accounting.

About the Role

As a Senior Accountant, you’ll be instrumental in driving the accuracy and efficiency of our financial operations. From managing full-cycle accounts payable to supporting month-end close and financial reporting, your work will touch nearly every aspect of our accounting function. You'll serve as a critical link between Finance and departments like Sales, Marketing, DevOps, and Treasury — helping align processes and ensure financial clarity across the organization.

This is a hybrid role based in Gaithersburg, MD with a consistent Monday–Friday schedule (8:30 AM – 5:30 PM). No regular travel required.


What You’ll Do

Accounts Payable & Operational Accounting

  • Lead end-to-end AP: invoice processing, coding, approval workflows, and payments.

  • Reconcile vendor accounts and resolve discrepancies with professionalism.

  • Manage corporate credit card expenses and employee reimbursements for compliance.

  • Own Cost of Sales accounting, including monthly accrual entries and true-ups.

  • Ensure accurate classification of expenses and prepare accruals.

  • Partner with procurement teams to ensure proper accounting treatment.

  • Oversee AP SOPs, inbox monitoring, and year-end 1099 reporting.

Financial Reporting & Month-End Close

  • Prepare key journal entries (accruals, cost of sales, payroll) and balance sheet reconciliations.

  • Analyze ledger activity for accuracy and GAAP compliance.

  • Support internal financial reporting, dashboards, and cash flow projections.

  • Investigate account discrepancies and assist with lease, fixed asset, and PTO adjustments.

Cross-Functional Partnership

  • Collaborate with teams across the organization to provide financial insights and process support.

  • Work closely with Treasury and Financial Systems to improve workflows.

Audit, Compliance & Process Improvement

  • Prepare audit documentation and support internal/external audit activities.

  • Develop and enhance internal controls for AP and reconciliations.

  • Identify process efficiencies and lead documentation of SOPs and metrics.


What You Bring

  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field. CPA or CPA-track preferred.

  • 8+ years of relevant accounting experience with strong AP and operations focus.

  • Deep understanding of U.S. GAAP and core accounting principles.

  • Experience creating and improving SOPs and internal controls.

  • High level of proficiency in Excel and accounting systems (QuickBooks experience a plus).

  • Exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.

  • Independent self-starter with strong attention to detail and follow-through.


Why You’ll Love Working Here

  • Make a tangible impact across departments in a visible, high-ownership role.

  • Join a company that values proactive thinking, accountability, and collaboration.

  • Thrive in a flexible hybrid work model with structured work-life balance.

  • Grow your career in a fast-paced environment that values continuous improvement.


Apply Today

If you’re an experienced accounting professional ready to take ownership of key financial operations — and you thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced environment — we’d love to hear from you.

Compensation is commensurate with experience. Estimated salary range is $105,000-$120,000.

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