SEC Reporting Analyst

SEC Reporting Analyst

Location : St. Petersburg, Florida (hybrid schedule (2 days at home)

Pay Range : $80,000-$90,000

Why take a SEC Reporting Analyst role with the Company :

Employees consistently highlight a supportive and collaborative environment where colleagues lift each other up and leadership prioritizes both client and employee well-being

The company offers a wide range of roles and clear paths for advancement across departments

Many employees appreciate the flexibility and emphasis on maintaining a healthy balance between personal and professional life

The company is deeply involved in philanthropic efforts and encourages employees to give back to the local community, reinforcing a sense of purpose beyond the workplace

As a well-established financial services firm, our client offers job security and is recognized nationally for its financial strength and client service excellence

The organization promotes diversity and inclusion, aiming to create a space where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to bring their whole selves to work

SEC Reporting Analyst Job Responsibilities :

Prepare and review quarterly and annual financial statements, SEC filings, and related disclosures.

Research and analyze complex accounting and SEC reporting issues, including GAAP and regulatory guidance.

Coordinate with internal teams and external auditors to address accounting questions and support audit processes.

Assist with the implementation of new or revised accounting standards, SEC reporting requirements, and related process improvements.

Support management with board reports, financial presentations, and other reporting needs.

Prepare reporting packages and supporting documentation for external reporting and SEC disclosures.

Assist with journal entries and ad-hoc projects related to financial reporting.

Recommend and implement process enhancements to increase efficiency in financial reporting.

SEC Reporting Analyst Qualifications :

Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration required.

CPA is a PLUS

3-10 years of accounting experience with SEC reporting and public company financial statements.

Strong understanding of U.S. GAAP and SEC reporting rules. (10K & 10Q)