Sustainability that means business

 

Who we are:

Sustainability software specialist, AMCS, is headquartered in Ireland, with offices in Europe, USA, Canada and Australasia. With over 1,300 highly-skilled employees across 22 countries, we specialize in delivering technology solutions to facilitate a carbon neutral future.

 

What we do:

Our innovative SaaS solutions increase efficiency and boost sustainability in resource-intensive industries. Over 5,000 customers across 23 countries already benefit from our Performance Sustainability software, ensuring we deliver practical solutions for improved profitability and environmental resilience across the globe.


Our people

AMCS offers team members more than just a job, but an opportunity to map out a career with a company that is growing, evolving and setting out new ways of working that are having a positive impact on the world around us. AMCS was established in Ireland and holds onto those local roots and ‘start-up’ mentality with a culture of connection. Connection to our work, our customers, our colleagues and our community that creates a working environment that fosters openness, collaboration and creativity.

  

 

As a key member of the Global finance team, you will bring your comprehensive and technical experience in corporate accounting and tax to our central finance function. Reporting to the Group Corporate Finance Manager, you will co-ordinate and manage all aspects of statutory and tax accounting for the Group’s North American subsidiaries.

 

Key responsibilities:

  • Complete the local statutory and tax reporting requirements for the Group’s subsidiaries in the US and Canada

  • Partner with the Group Corporate Finance Manager in preparation of the Group consolidated financial statements, including the preparation of Group consolidation adjustments

  • Manage intercompany positions for the Group generated through transfer pricing and acquisition accounting

  • Complete balance sheet reconciliations for statutory reporting account codes (intangible assets, corporation tax, deferred tax, etc.)

  • Ensure the Group meets and maintains all relevant statutory tax compliance requirements

  • Liaise with internal finance business partners and external advisors on the completion of all ad hoc statutory accounting related queries

  • Partner with the Group Corporate Finance Manager with technical accounting projects (business combination accounting, merger accounting, consolidation accounting etc.).

  • Maintain and develop all relevant key relationships with external advisors

  • Support Group on North American acquisitions, due diligence, ad-hoc projects and restructuring initiatives

 

Requirements

  • Professional Accounting or Tax qualification with 1-3 years PQE

  • Strong technical experience of accounting items such as business combinations and consolidation accounting

  • Strong financial reporting skills and an in-depth understanding of US GAAP and IFRS

  • Flexible approach and adaptable to a changing working environment

  • Excellent project management skills and experience of implementing projects

  • Relevant knowledge of the regulatory and legal environment in which the Group operates and the ability to apply that knowledge in addressing practical issues

  • Ability to find innovative solutions, lead change and drive continuous improvement in processes

  • Highly proficient on Microsoft Office

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