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- Lead the monthly, quarterly & annual group reporting under US GAAP and local GAAP for a portfolio of entities & property set of books
- Ownership of numbers which feed into the set of books from various finance functional areas, including Fixed Assets, Inter company, AR, Bank & Cash, AP, VAT, etc.
- Work in a matrix team of finance colleagues with responsibilities across other functional areas, such as Construction Accounting, Treasury, Tax, SOX, etc.
- Review & process all transactions for your ledgers. Prepare & review all balance sheet accounts as part of month end close controls, including proactive follow-up to remove reconciling items
- Take responsibility & ownership for local statutory audits for several entities across Europe
- Be a trusted colleague to internal teams such as asset management, sales, FP&A and site operations; as well as manage third-party service providers supporting local compliance & tax filings
- Develop a deep understanding of Digital’s business to be able to input into standardisation of processes across the P2P, O2C and R2R functions, working with colleagues in Europe, Asia and the US.
- Important contribution in the accounting and internal control systems, and be proactive in leading improvements focused on finance operational excellence
- Embrace opportunities to be involved in integration and other finance projects
- Actively seek out ad-hoc & non-routine tasks / projects to dynamically progress your career at Digital Realty
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- Qualified or nearly qualified accountant, with experience in a multinational accounting environment
- Experience being fully responsible for several ledger entities or ledgers for monthly HQ reporting & local compliance, including leading audits, VAT reporting and supporting the Tax Dept
- Experience of IFRS, local GAAP and/or US GAAP beneficial
- Real estate accounting experience & knowledge of lease accounting concepts advantageous
- Understanding & working knowledge of Sarbanes Oxley
- Strong systems knowledge and intermediate/advanced Excel skills are required
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