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Director Technical Accounting

London
£100k – £120k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Director of Technical Accounting

Location: London (Hybrid)
Employment: Full-time, permanent
Reporting to: VP of Accounting

About the Role

We are supporting a rapidly scaling, venture-backed AI infrastructure company in appointing a Director of Technical Accounting.

The business is developing GPU-dense data centre infrastructure across Europe, with future US expansion planned. As it prepares for first revenue and a potential US public listing, it is building a finance function designed to operate at public-company standards.

Key Responsibilities

  • Own the Technical Accounting Positions Register, ensuring all material accounting conclusions are clearly documented and audit-ready.
  • Lead US GAAP analysis across leasing, financing, debt, guarantees, financial instruments, equity, share-based payments, acquisitions and revenue recognition.
  • Advise on transactions before signing, reviewing structures and term sheets to identify accounting implications early.
  • Develop and maintain the group’s accounting policy suite, ensuring consistent application across international entities.
  • Manage the bridge between US GAAP reporting and UK statutory reporting under IFRS/FRS 102.
  • Monitor new FASB standards and lead their assessment, adoption and implementation.
  • Act as the principal technical accounting counterpart to external auditors.
  • Manage specialist advisers while developing technical capability internally.
  • Represent accounting within the selection and implementation of a new group ERP.
  • Establish scalable processes, templates and documentation standards suitable for a future public company.
  • Support technical accounting, external reporting and regulatory workstreams relating to a future US listing.

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Candidate Profile

  • ACA, ICAS, CPA or equivalent accounting qualification.
  • At least four years’ experience in a comparable technical accounting role.
  • Strong knowledge of US GAAP, including policy development, technical position papers and complex transaction analysis.
  • Working knowledge of IFRS and/or FRS 102.
  • Experience within technology, infrastructure, data centres or another capital-intensive environment would be beneficial.
  • Comfortable building a function and creating structure within a fast-moving, evolving organisation.
  • Able to engage confidently with Big Four audit partners and senior stakeholders.
  • Excellent written communication, with the ability to translate complex accounting matters into clear commercial conclusions.

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The Opportunity

Initially, the role will focus on establishing the technical positions register, developing the accounting policy framework, supporting the first external audit cycles and shaping the ERP implementation.

As the company moves towards a potential US listing, the Director of Technical Accounting will sit at the centre of the technical reporting workstream, with a natural progression into broader external reporting leadership.

A competitive London director-level salary, benefits package and meaningful equity opportunity are available.

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Skills

Technical Accounting
US GAAP
IFRS
Financial Reporting
Policy Development
Complex Transaction Analysis
Audit Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Communication
ERP Implementation
Accounting Standards
Documentation
Advisory
Financial Instruments
Revenue Recognition
Acquisitions

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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