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Accounting Manager

United States - Remote

Enumerate is hiring an Accounting Manager to serve as a trusted financial expert for Enumerate’s Financial Services clients. This role provides high-level accounting oversight, supports complex financial activities, and advises customers on financial health, budgeting, and long-term planning. 

The Accounting Manager must be a strong communicator who can explain technical accounting concepts in simple, accessible language. They will serve as an expert advisor, build long-lasting customer goodwill, and work closely with our internal teams; Relationship Managers, AP, AR, and our BPO partners to ensure a seamless end-to-end customer experience. 

This role is ideal for a GL accountant with 5-7 years of experience who thrives in a customer-facing environment and enjoys partnering across teams to deliver high-quality financial outcomes. This role is eligible for remote or hybrid work. If remote, 5% travel is anticipated.

Key Responsibilities: 

Financial Accounting & Technical Expertise 

  • Perform and review general ledger accounting, including reconciliations, journal entries, accruals, and adjustments. 
  • Maintain expert-level understanding of the relationship between the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow, using this to advise clients and internal teams. 
  • Prepare and review month-end and year-end financial statements for accuracy and completeness. 
  • Analyze financial results and trends to proactively identify risks, opportunities, or anomalies. 

Client Advisory & Customer Experience 

  • Serve as the primary accounting expert and trusted advisor for clients. 
  • Provide clear, digestible explanations of technical accounting topics to non-technical customer stakeholders. 
  • Support customers with budgeting, long-term financial planning, loan documentation, special assessments, and reserve planning. 
  • Address high-level client financial questions, supporting their ability to make informed business decisions. 
  • Build strong, professional relationships that drive customer confidence and retention. 

Cross-Functional Internal Partnership 

  • Partner closely with Relationship Managers to ensure aligned messaging, coordinated communication, and a seamless customer experience. 
  • Collaborate with AP and AR teams to resolve issues, validate transactions, and ensure accurate financial results. 
  • Work with onboarding teams to support smooth client transitions and proper setup of accounting structures. 
  • Escalate systemic issues or recurring patterns to leadership, contributing to long-term process and workflow improvements. 

Quality Assurance & Process Consistency 

  • Assist with audit requests, compliance documentation, and financial reporting preparation as needed. 
  • Maintain high standards of accuracy, timeliness, and client service across all deliverables. 

Special Projects & Strategic Support 

  • Support customer projects such as loan packages, refinancing, reserve studies, and special assessment calculations. 
  • Participate in internal initiatives aimed at improving tools, workflows, knowledge bases, and client communication templates. 
  • Provide accounting insight for system migrations or process changes impacting Financial Services customers. 

Requirements: 

  • 5–7 years of progressive general ledger accounting experience. 
  • Strong understanding of GAAP principles and financial statement relationships (I/S, B/S, cash flow). 
  • Experience advising or communicating with non-financial stakeholders. 
  • Proven ability to translate technical accounting into simple, clear explanations. 
  • Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trust and goodwill with clients. 
  • Experience supporting budgets, loans, reserves, or special assessments preferred. 
  • Proficiency with ERP/accounting systems and Microsoft Excel. 
  • Ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage multiple client deadlines. 
  • High attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy and consistency. 
  • Experience in a multi-client, professional services, or outsourced accounting environment is a plus. 

About Enumerate

Enumerate is a best-in-class provider of property management software and payments solutions for community associations. We make it easier to run associations by digitizing and optimizing their accounting processes, operational workflows, AR & AP payments, and resident engagement, ultimately reducing administrative tasks by over 75%. With tens of thousands of communities and millions of homes managed, Enumerate is a leader in supporting communities across America. 

Enumerate was born from industry veterans joining together to operate under the most comprehensive end-to-end offering in the community association management market. As the only player offering a combination of SaaS, Services and Payments products, we are creating a modern, digitally native experience for both homeowners and property managers and are uniquely positioned for continued growth in a category that is already growing 25-30% YoY. 

 

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The pay range is inclusive of base salary plus any applicable bonuses or commissions.

Total compensation pay range (annual salary):

$90,000 - $115,000 USD

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