Corporate Accounting Manager
US$100,000 – US$125,000 / yr base salary
Posted 28 Sep 2026
Advertised as “Manager - Corporate Accounting”
BranchFactor Summary
The original posting with the fluff stripped out
- Expected experience
- 5–8 yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Remote
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | US$100,000 – US$125,000 / yr |
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Company Description
NIQ is seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Manager of Corporate Accounting to join our growing finance team. This individual will serve as the subject-matter expert for accounting areas critical to our business, including, but not limited to, share-based compensation, pensions, other benefit and bonus programs, debt arrangements, derivative instruments and key accrual accounting. They will be instrumental in ensuring compliance with accounting standards, managing monthly / quarterly / annual close processes and supporting other complex accounting areas as NIQ continues its journey as a public company.
Job Description
This position will report to the Assistant Global Corporate Controller.
Primary focus areas: (3 out of the 5 required)
- Shared-based compensation
- Pensions
- Technical accounting and GAAP expertise
- Derivatives
- Key accruals
Key Activities, Responsibilities and Deliverables
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Manage the end-to-end accounting for share-based compensation, including award valuations, expense recognition, forfeiture tracking and modification assessments
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Partner with HR and Legal to ensure accurate and timely processing of equity grants and related documentation
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Prepare share-based compensation-related journal entries, account reconciliations, roll forwards and supporting schedules for internal and external reporting
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Oversee accounting for pension plans, 401(k) contributions and other long-term and post-employment benefit programs
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Support annual valuation processes and audit requests related to employee benefit plans
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Review monthly and quarterly benefits-related accruals and financial statement disclosures, as applicable
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Oversee the accounting lifecycle for the Company’s debt portfolio, including interest accruals, issuance cost amortization, covenant reporting and classification assessments.
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Partner with Treasury to ensure timely identification and documentation of new financing transactions, amendments and extinguishments
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Oversee the accounting and reporting for derivative instruments, including interest rate swaps, foreign currency contracts and other financial instruments
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Ensure compliance with ASC 815, including documentation of hedge designations, effectiveness assessments and ongoing measurement