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Senior Revenue Accountant

Remote, US

Lucid Software is the leader in visual collaboration, helping teams see and build the future from idea to reality. We hold true to our core values: innovation in everything we do, passion & excellence in every area, individual empowerment, initiative and ownership, and teamwork over ego. At Lucid, we value diversity and are dedicated to creating an environment and culture that is respectful and inclusive for everyone. Lucid is a hybrid workplace. We promote a healthy work-life balance by allowing employees to work remotely, from one of our offices, or a combination of the two depending on the needs of the role and team.

Since the company’s founding, Lucid Software has received numerous global and regional recognitions for its products, business, and workplace culture. These include being named a Fortune Best Workplace in Technology and a 2022 Glassdoor Best Place to Work, inclusion on the Forbes Cloud 100, and ranking in the top 100 on G2’s 2023 Best Global Software Companies. Top businesses use our products all around the world, including customers such as Google, GE, and NBC Universal. Our partners include industry leaders such as Google, Atlassian, and Microsoft. 

Lucid is seeking a dynamic and high performing Senior Revenue Accountant to join the Accounting Team. Our team plays a critical role in ensuring optimal financial management and efficient operations across Lucid. We also partner, cross-functionally, to appropriately allocate resources, inform key business decisions, and facilitate the execution of operational plans.

Responsibilities:

  • Perform month-end revenue related journal entries, reconciliations, and analysis.
  • Evaluate revenue treatment for customer contracts under ASC 606 by preparing checklists for new contracts or amendments.
  • Drive process and system improvements while seeking opportunities for automation.
  • Partner with Order Management to evaluate customer contracts and ensure all revenue transactions are recorded in accordance with Lucid’s revenue recognition policies.
  • Perform SSP analysis and assess fair value allocations for reasonableness.
  • Create accounting memos as necessary to document the Company’s accounting positions under ASC 606.
  • Work actively with Lucid’s external auditors to ensure that revenue recognition interpretations are compliant with GAAP.
  • Maintain and update order-to-cash internal documentation to support SOX 404 internal controls.
  • Ensure adequate internal controls for the order-to-cash process.
  • Support revenue recognition disclosures in all financial reports.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in Accounting or Finance.
  • 2-3 years of combined experience in public accounting and/or a corporate revenue accounting role
  • CPA with strong analytical and technical skills, business partnering, and interpersonal skills.
  • Thorough understanding of U.S. GAAP and internal controls over financial reporting.
  • Strong technical Revenue Recognition experience, and all related authoritative guidance regarding revenue recognition in a technology company.
  • Advanced MS Excel skills (i.e., maintain complex spreadsheets and detailed calculations).
  • Ability to operate independently, effectively prioritize tasks, and deliver high quality results.
  • Operational accounting experience in a growing SaaS technology business and experience with activities in the order-to-cash process.

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Netsuite and Salesforce experience a plus.
  • Big 4 experience


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