Senior Accounting Manager - Corporate Accounting

The Senior Accounting Manager, Corporate Accounting is a pivotal operational leadership role within the US Accounting organization, responsible for driving the day-to-day execution of corporate accounting operations, month-end close workflows, OPEX reporting, balance sheet reconciliations, and audit readiness. Reporting to the Assistant Controller, this role bridges the gap between hands-on transactional preparation and high-level controllership governance.

In addition to operational ownership of the close engine, this individual partners closely with Finance Transformation and cross-functional teams to execute continuous improvement initiatives across corporate accounting operations. They will focus on streamlining workflows, enforcing robust internal controls, and scaling general ledger infrastructure to support SOX compliance and public-company readiness as the company positions itself for future expansion.

Core Responsibilities

1. Month-End Close Execution & Corporate Accounting Operations

• Close Ownership: Own the day-to-day operational execution of the US corporate general ledger close, ensuring accuracy, completeness, timeliness, and strict adherence to internal accounting policies.
• Timeline Management: Manage close calendar tracking, step dependencies, and daily sequencing across general ledger workstreams and operational accounting benches (AP, AR, Payroll).
• Risk Escalation: Identify, assess, and document close-related risks, control gaps, and judgment areas, formulating structured recommendations to present to the Assistant Controller for final determination.
• System Synchronization: Coordinate downstream data synchronization with system owners, ensuring sub-ledgers, management tools, and reporting engines tie accurately back to the core ERP system.

2. Journal Entry, Accrual Governance, & Technical Review (Leases, Debt, & Equity)

• Accrual Management & Model Optimization: Oversee accrual accounting processes, including cross-functional estimate gathering, review of assumptions, and continuous improvement of accrual models and procedures to enhance forecast accuracy and close efficiency.
• Lease Accounting (ASC 842) Review: Act as the primary accounting reviewer for the corporate lease portfolio under ASC 842, verifying initial lease classification, discount rates, schedule additions/modifications, and monthly right-of-use (ROU) asset and liability entries.
• Capital Structure Review: Review material and non-routine journal entries and balance sheet schedules relating to corporate debt instruments, interest accruals, and equity/stock-based compensation administration.
• SOX-Compliant Review Frameworks: Perform first-pass and secondary reviews of higher-risk, material, or manual journal entries, enforcing rigid supporting-documentation requirements and segregation of duties in line with public-company SOX control standards.

3. Balance Sheet Integrity, Fixed Asset Oversight, & Financial Narratives

• Balance Sheet Integrity: Oversee the preparation and rigorous review of critical balance sheet reconciliations, ensuring audit-ready workpapers, robust supporting documentation, and timely resolution of aged items.
• Fixed Asset Oversight: Oversee the review and approval of fixed asset rollforwards, CAPEX schedules, and depreciation workpapers prepared by dedicated asset accounting roles, validating accurate capitalization thresholds and asset tagging.
• Fluctuation Analysis: Lead month-over-month and quarter-over-quarter P&L and Balance Sheet variance analyses for corporate OPEX and general accounting scopes, evaluating underlying business drivers.
• Reporting Partnership: Partner with the Assistant Controller to translate financial trends, operational estimates, and analytical findings into executive-ready close narratives.
• Tool Optimization: Collaborate actively with close-management platform administrators (e.g., FloQast) to optimize close tasks, reduce workflow bottlenecks, and strengthen review visibility and auditability.

4. Policy Operationalization, Transformation Partnership, & Controls

• Transformation Partnership: Partner closely with Finance Transformation peers and system administrators to operationalize new tools, process enhancements, and automated future-state accounting workflows.
• Process Alignment & Playbooks: Support the implementation of corporate accounting policies, designing operational playbooks and standard operating procedures (SOPs) that translate US GAAP and internal control mandates into daily execution.
• Technical Support: Partner with Technical Accounting and the Assistant Controller to embed technical updates and accounting standard changes into operational systems and workflows.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Collaborate cross-functionally with Accounting Operations (AP, Payroll) and FP&A to elevate upstream data integrity, cutoff discipline, and documentation standards.

5. Audit Management, Risk, & Internal Controls (SOX Readiness)

• Audit Interface & Request Management: Serve as a primary operational interface for external auditors, managing PBC request fulfillment, technical walkthroughs, and supporting documentation across corporate accounting domains.
• SOX Framework Execution: Design, execute, and document key management controls (ITGCs, transactional controls, and automated application controls) in alignment with ŌURA’s evolving SOX control matrix.
• Control Testing & Deficiency Remediation: Proactively identify internal control deficiencies, process vulnerabilities, or segregation of duties gaps, partnering with internal audit and controllership leadership to design and execute immediate remediation plans.

6. Team Leadership & Talent Development

• People Management: Directly manage, mentor, and upskill a high-performing team of corporate accountants, fostering a culture grounded in technical rigor, accountability, internal control discipline, and analytical review.
• Performance Excellence: Set clear performance metrics, establish professional development plans, and drive continuous team growth aligned with public-company expectations.
• Bench Strength: Build a robust internal leadership bench to sustainably support company expansion and organizational evolution.

Qualifications & Experience

• Experience: 8–10+ years of progressive corporate accounting experience, with at least 3+ years in a people management capacity within a fast-paced environment.
• Technical & Governance Expertise: Strong foundational grasp of US GAAP, operational accrual methodologies, OPEX reporting, lease accounting (ASC 842), corporate balance sheet management, and internal control frameworks (COSO / SOX).
• Environment: Proven track record of operating within high-growth technology, consumer products, hardware, or inventory-intensive manufacturing companies.
• Systems & Close Tools Mastery: Advanced hands-on experience utilizing Tier-1 ERP systems (NetSuite, Oracle, or similar) alongside close management platforms (e.g., FloQast) and audit request management software.
• Public Readiness & SOX Experience: Direct experience designing, testing, or executing SOX control frameworks and external audit processes in a public-company or late-stage pre-IPO environment.
• Education/Certification: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance; active CPA designation required.

Benefits 

At Oura,, we care about you and your well-being. Everyone here at Oura has a ring of their own and we are continually looking to improve employee health.

What we offer:

• Competitive salary and equity packages
• Health, dental, vision insurance, and mental health resources
• An Oura Ring of your own plus employee discounts for friends & family
• 20 days of paid time off plus 13 paid holidays plus 8 days of flexible wellness time off
• Paid sick leave and parental leave

ŌURA takes a market-based approach to pay, which may vary depending on your location. US locations are categorized into tiers based on a cost of labor index for that geographic area. While most offers will be closer to the starting range, successful candidates' pay will be determined based on job-related skills, experience, qualifications, work location, internal peer equity, and market conditions. These ranges may be modified in the future.

• Region 1 $170,000 – $200,000
• Region 2 $154,700 – $182,000
• Region 3 $139,400 – $164,000

A recruiter can determine your Region based on your US location.

We are not considering candidates residing in the following states: Alaska (AK), Delaware (DE), Iowa (IA), Mississippi (MS), Nebraska (NE), South Dakota (SD), West Virginia (WV), and Wisconsin (WI).