Property Accounting Analyst
Target
Property Accounting Analyst
Target
Sells everyday goods and affordable designer styles
Role Overview
As a Property Accounting Analyst, you will manage day-to-day activities across lease accounting, project accounting, fixed assets, and balance sheet reconciliations. You will work with lease agreements, validate rent calculations, manage project setups and maintenance, review project costs and capitalization, prepare journal entries, and support month-end close and financial reporting activities. You will also analyze account balances, investigate variances, identify accounting risks, and collaborate with business partners to resolve issues.
The role offers opportunities to take ownership of process transitions, gain deeper end-to-end business understanding, and contribute to process simplification, automation, and stronger financial controls.
Key Responsibilities
1. General Ledger Accounting & Reconciliations
2. Lease & Property Accounting
3. Project Accounting & Fixed Assets
4. Process Transition & Knowledge Management
5. Financial Controls & Process Improvement
Key Skills & Competencies
Accounting & Technical Skills:
· Process Transition & Knowledge Management: Experience in accounting process transitions, including knowledge transfer, process documentation, control assessment, process stabilization, and independently managing transitioned activities while ensuring business continuity.
· Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and experience working with ERP/accounting systems. SAP and reconciliation tools such as Cadency/Blackline would be an advantage.
Professional & Interpersonal Skills: Analytical & Problem-Solving | Ownership & Accountability | Learning Agility | Collaboration | Adaptability
Qualifications
Know More About Us here:
Target sells groceries, clothing, home goods and other everyday products to U.S. shoppers through stores and its website, with an emphasis on affordable style and design. Its own brands include Cat & Jack children's clothing and Good & Gather food, alongside national brands and exclusive designer collections. Customers shop in person or order online for shipping, pickup or delivery, while Target Plus adds products from outside sellers. Merchandise sales drive its revenue, supplemented by Roundel advertising, marketplace fees and paid memberships. The company traces its roots to 1902, opened its first Target store in 1962, and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.
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