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AccountingComplianceReconciliationAuditAML / KYC
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About the role
At ExtraHop , we’re on a mission to protect and empower the connected enterprise. We reveal what is happening in the very infrastructure that sustains businesses, lives, and communities, and ensure the integrity of networks, data, systems, and processes. Organizations rely on ExtraHop to provide visibility into the cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and network performance issues that evade their existing security and IT tools. With this insight, organizations can investigate smarter, stop threats faster, and keep operations running.
Our mission is fueled by a profound social and moral responsibility to be the best at what we do, ensuring a secure world where everyone can thrive. If this sounds like a place you’d like to spend the next chapter of your career, we’d love to hear from you.
Position Summary
The Senior Accounting Manager is a key financial operations individual contributor role responsible for technical deferred commission accounting (ASC 340-40), global treasury administration, and international corporate governance across multiple foreign entities. Reporting to the Corporate Controller, this role serves as the subject matter expert for commission capitalization methodologies, global enterprise banking platforms, and foreign subsidiary statutory compliance. The ideal candidate combines technical accounting precision with strong operational execution to maintain internal controls, streamline global banking networks, and support scalable corporate expansion.
Key Responsibilities
• Deferred Commissions Accounting
• ASC 340-30 Close Execution: Manage monthly close processes; including portfolio-based accounting, performance obligation allocations, weighted-average rate calculations, and monthly accrual, deferral and amortization entries.
• Rates Workbook & System Management: Prepare the Rates Workbook for bookings and commission reconciliations; maintain the deferred commissions dashboard and quarterly customer product life reports.
• Audit Readiness & Automation: Write annual technical audit memos, lead quarterly customer-life evaluations, and manage audit deliverables. Partner with the Commission's team on comp plan updates. Advance process automation using AI tools (e.g. Claude) and commission engine automation modules.
• Treasury & Global Banking Administration
• Global Bank Account & Portal Governance: Serve as System Administrator for enterprise global banking portals and enterprise accounts; manage user access, entitlements, and portal permissions while ensuring compliance with internal governance standards, periodic Know Your Customer (KYC) reviews, mutual TLS (mTLS) security protocols, ACH fraud filters, concentration sweep structures, and payment processing modules.
• Corporate Credit Card Administration: Administer the global credit card program, enforcing Merchant Category Code (MCC) policies, setting credit limits, investigating rejected authorizations, issuing cards, and serving as the primary accounting department cardholder.
• Banking Partner Relationships: Act as the primary corporate contact for commercial banking partners, leading recurring relationship meetings and leveraging bank support networks to optimize service levels and resolve escalations.
• International Subsidiary and Director Compliance
• International Subsidiary Governance & Annual Compliance: Ensure our nine international entities remain in good standing by holding Annual General Meetings (AGMs), filing required statutory documents on time, and managing ongoing corporate governance requirements across foreign jurisdictions.
• Entity Formation & Transitions: Partner with Legal and International Accounting to project-manage the legal and operational setup of new international subsidiaries; oversee the legal and administrative pro
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