Amanda Theodore

Recruiter

US

Amanda has worked in recruitment since 2019 and is a specialist in placing accounting and finance professionals. Amanda focuses on permanent roles throughout the southeastern United States.

  • Banking and financial services

Accounting Manager

Job Title: Accounting Manager Location: Washington, D.C. Duration: 4 month contract Schedule: Part-Time 2-3 days per week, hybrid schedule Industry: Private Equity / Financial Services Key Responsibilities: Manage general ledger and month-end close processes Prepare and review financial statements and internal reports Support fund accounting and capital call/distribution processes Ensure compliance with GAAP and internal […]
  • Posted Posted 4 days ago
  • Commerce and industry

Plant Finance Manager

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Perform month-end, quarter-end and year-end analysis and provide comprehensive financial and statistical results to local and senior leadership Support documentation of business and data process flows for the US & EU printshop operations. Provide input to Change Impact Assessment discussions. Establish business requirements […]
  • Salary USD120000 – USD145000 per annum
  • Posted Posted 1 week ago
  • Commerce and industry

Director of Accounting and Finance

KPI and financial dashboard development. Financial oversight of bids and proposals including costing and pricing input for management approval. Administer all approved contracts, ensuring purchasing, manufacturing, sales and other related functions are aligned with timing and amounts of stated milestones. Provide accurate manufacturing COGS, Bills of Materials, contract, and project profitability reports Establish budgets with […]
  • Salary USD165000 – USD180000 per annum
  • Posted Posted 1 week ago

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Accounting and finance 2025 salary guide

US accountancy and finance salary guide

The finance recruitment market in the past three years has gone through a turbulent time. If we say 2023 was a year of poor forecasting, 2024 has
been a year of recalibration. This equilibrium is a welcome change.