Job Description

Companies don't call us when things are steady. They call us when something big is happening -they're buying a business, selling one, splitting one off, raising money, or going public.

When that happens, their finance team is suddenly stretched. They need someone sharp who can drop in, get up to speed fast, and make the numbers make sense.

That's this job.

What a typical month actually feels like

One week you might be sitting with a CFO, pulling apart how a target business really operates -where the costs hide, where the risks are, what the buyer needs to know before signing.

The next week you could be helping separate a subsidiary's accounts from its parent, so it can stand alone cleanly.

Then you might be embedded in a client's own team for a few weeks, covering the heavy accounting work while they're short-staffed or going through a system change.

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