Director of Accounting Operations

The Director of Accounting Operations at Turing will oversee global accounting operations, manage the month-end close processes, and ensure compliance with financial regulations. You will develop and implement accounting policies, streamline financial processes, and lead a dedicated accounting team while coordinating audits and optimizing accounting systems.

Candidates for the Director of Accounting Operations position at Turing should have a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance, with CPA, CMA, or MBA preferred. Proven experience in a senior accounting role, strong knowledge of GAAP and IFRS, and excellent leadership skills are essential to thriving in this dynamic environment.

At Turing, we pride ourselves on our amazing work culture that fosters collaboration and support. The Director of Accounting Operations will work with a talented team, including individuals from leading tech companies and startups, and benefit from flexible working hours in a full-time remote position, ensuring a balanced work-life environment.

While proven experience in a senior accounting role is required, candidates with experience in corporate accounting, financial planning, or audit will have an advantage. A background in both public accounting and private industry, alongside knowledge of SEC reporting and SOX compliance, is also preferred for the Director of Accounting Operations position.

The Director of Accounting Operations role at Turing is unique due to its focus on AI integration in financial services, allowing you to innovate accounting practices. You'll have the opportunity to influence the future of accounting within a rapidly growing tech company and collaborate with top-tier talent in a supportive remote setting.

In your answer, highlight specific roles you've held that relate to global accounting processes. Discuss how you've managed financial reporting across different regions, your understanding of various accounting standards, and how you overcame challenges in global compliance.

Share your approach to financial close processes, including specific methodologies you've implemented for efficiency. You can mention the importance of collaboration with various departments and tools you’ve used to enhance accuracy in reporting.

Discuss specific initiatives you've led that improved accounting processes. Provide examples of technology or policies you've implemented that reduced overhead time, increased accuracy, or enhanced compliance.

Explain your methodical approach to identifying and rectifying discrepancies. Mention the importance of thorough investigation, maintaining open communication with the team, and implementing preventive measures to avoid future issues.

Talk about past experiences dealing with auditors, including how you've prepared documentation, facilitated communication, and addressed findings. Emphasize the importance of maintaining a transparent relationship with auditors to ensure smooth audit processes.

Reflect on your approach to leading an accounting team. Discuss how you focus on mentorship, foster a collaborative environment, and facilitate continuous learning and professional development within your team.

Highlight your understanding of GAAP and IFRS, citing how you've applied these standards in previous roles. Mention any specific projects or challenges that have helped deepen your knowledge of these regulations.

Specify the accounting software you've used in past roles. Discuss your comfort level with various ERP systems, highlighting how your experience has equipped you to optimize such systems for better financial processes.

Discuss your processes for staying informed about changes in regulations. Talk about how you've ensured compliance in past positions, including your strategies for training staff and implementing updated policies.

Reflect on your interest in Turing's innovative approach to tech services. Emphasize your desire to lead within a forward-thinking company that values collaboration, professional growth, and technology integration in accounting.