Full-Time

Financial Reporting Manager

Posted on 9/12/2025

MX

MX

501-1,000 employees

Fintech data connectivity and enhancement platform

No salary listed

Lehi, UT, USA

Hybrid

Flexibility for both in-office and remote work.

Category
Accounting (3)
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Required Skills
SQL
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s in Accounting or Finance
  • CPA required (active or in process)
  • 5+ years total experience
  • Big Four Senior (2nd–3rd year) or equivalent required with SaaS specialization
  • Advanced command of ASC 606 (SaaS, usage‑based, multi‑element), ASC 340‑40, ASC 842, ASC 718, ASC 350‑40
  • Workday Financials (GL, Revenue/Projects/AR), revenue subledgers, and BI dashboards; strong Excel; SQL familiarity a plus
Responsibilities
  • Prepare and deliver monthly financial statements, KPI dashboards, and audit committee materials
  • Develop and present EBITDA bridges, variance analyses, and risk register updates
  • Support ad hoc reporting requests from executive leadership and board members
  • Align actuals with FP&A forecasts and planning assumptions
  • Apply and interpret US GAAP standards including ASC 606, ASC 340-40, ASC 718, ASC 842, ASC 740 (review only) and ASC 350-40
  • Draft and maintain accounting memos, policies, and impact assessments
  • Review contracts and modifications for accounting implications
  • Conduct staff training on technical accounting policies and updates
  • Own audit readiness and coordinate with external auditors
  • Manage PBC lists, walkthroughs, and audit responses
  • Maintain and update the Risk Control Matrix (RCM)
  • Monitor control performance, segregation of duties (SoD), and remediation of deficiencies
  • Support control testing and documentation for compliance
  • Review journal entries for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with GAAP
  • Oversee general ledger integrity and chart of accounts governance
  • Perform monthly balance sheet reconciliations and suspense account clearing
  • Maintain financial system mappings and ensure proper posting rule configurations
  • Manage period close activities and documentation
  • Configure and govern worktags, posting rules, and journal structures
  • Align subledger integrations and automate close processes
  • Reconcile data flows and ensure reporting consistency across systems
  • Monitor data quality and manage change control procedures
Desired Qualifications
  • Hands-on SOX/COSO controls (preferred)
  • RCM ownership
  • external audit management

MX is a fintech company that provides businesses with tools to improve their financial data capabilities. It uses proprietary technology to securely link, verify, and enhance financial data through its APIs and developer tools, enabling companies to build personalized money experiences for customers. The product works by connecting various financial data sources, enriching the data, and delivering it through integrated APIs, with a high volume of activity (over 150 million transactions per day) to support rapid data processing and real-time insights. Compared to competitors, MX differentiates itself with a robust data engine and industry-leading connectivity, along with a strong emphasis on security and compliance to safeguard data. The company aims to help consumers reach their financial goals by empowering businesses to deliver personalized, engaging experiences that drive customer engagement and growth.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$472.7M

Headquarters

Lehi, Utah

Founded

2010

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • American Express partnership expands data sharing reach.
  • Dwolla integration accelerates payment verifications for enterprises.
  • Ahrvo Labs boosts KYC with MX's IAV and aggregation.

What critics are saying

  • CFPB rules effective July 2026 obsolete MX's aggregation model.
  • Plaid's 12,000 connections erode MX's market share in 12-24 months.
  • Finicity undercuts MX pricing, stealing mid-market contracts in 12-18 months.

What makes MX unique

  • MX connects 16,000 financial institutions via secure APIs.
  • MX enhances data with cleansing and metadata for personalization.
  • MX powers 85% of digital banking providers serving 200 million consumers.

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