Accounting Consultant Early Careers

Learn how each client handles money. Every property does it a little differently. You will spend time on-site with the people who count audit and reconcile the cash and document how their process actually works before anything changes.

Set up the software. Configure our platform to match the clients chart of accounts and financial workflows and build the entries that make their cash reconcile correctly for a single property or a group of them.

Train the clients team. Teach audit and accounting staff how to do their daily work in the new system. You will be the one standing in front of the room adjusting your explanation until it lands.

Support the first close. Be there for the first days a client runs live on our software and again through their first month-end close. Review the financial output for accuracy track down anything out of balance and work it out with their staff.

Keep the record straight. Document each clients setup and any decisions specific to them clearly enough that the next consultant on that account can pick it up and keep going.

• Bachelors degree in Accounting Finance or a related field recent graduates and upcoming December or spring graduates are encouraged to apply.
• Solid grasp of accounting fundamentals from coursework or an internship debits and credits financial statements cash versus accrual and account reconciliation.
• Comfortable standing in front of a room and walking people through a process.
• Careful precise written communication. You will document processes other people depend on.
• Genuinely detail-oriented. Reconciliations reward precision.
• Willing to travel to client properties about once a month. Most weeks are spent at home base.

• Internship in public accounting internal audit or corporate finance.
• Any prior work in a casino hotel or gaming environment cage count room cashiering or floor operations all count.
• Coursework in auditing internal controls or accounting information systems.
• CPA eligibility or a plan to sit for the exam.
• Comfort with Excel beyond the basics or an interest in learning some SQL.