Director of Technical Accounting

Accountabilities:

• • Research, interpret, and apply U.S. GAAP standards, including ASC 606, ASC 842, ASC 805, ASC 718, and guidance covering debt, equity, consolidation, and impairment, to complex company-specific transactions.
  • Evaluate and document accounting treatment for digital assets and crypto-related transactions, including holdings, token issuances, staking, and other blockchain-native arrangements, applying ASC 350-60 and other relevant guidance.
  • Prepare clear, well-supported technical accounting memos and position papers covering complex or judgmental matters, including new products, M&A transactions, financing arrangements, and other non-routine events.
  • Monitor emerging guidance from the FASB, SEC, and PCAOB, assess its potential impact, and lead the implementation of new standards through updated accounting policies and cross-functional processes.
  • Act as the primary technical accounting liaison with external auditors, leading discussions and resolving complex accounting matters efficiently.
  • Partner with Legal, Treasury, Revenue, FP&A, and business leaders to assess accounting implications of contracts, deal structures, strategic initiatives, and transactions before they close.
  • Support M&A activities from a technical accounting perspective, including due diligence, purchase accounting, and post-acquisition integration.
  • Develop and maintain the accounting policy manual, ensuring policies remain current, well documented, and consistently applied.
  • Assess internal controls over complex accounting areas and collaborate with Internal Controls and SOX teams to support effective control design and operation.
  • Present technical accounting matters and recommendations to senior leadership and, when appropriate, the Audit Committee.
  • Work closely with the Chief Accounting Officer and engage with industry working groups, standard-setters, and peer organizations on emerging accounting issues affecting digital assets and the broader industry.
  • Mentor and develop accounting professionals while strengthening technical accounting capabilities across the wider Finance organization.
  • Support SEC reporting, including 10-K and 10-Q disclosures related to technical accounting matters, as applicable.

  Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field, along with an active CPA license in good standing.
  • 12+ years of progressive accounting experience, including significant experience in public accounting, such as Big 4 or national firms, and/or technical accounting experience in industry.
  • Deep and current knowledge of U.S. GAAP, with demonstrated ability to research, analyze, and document complex technical accounting positions.
  • Strong understanding of SEC reporting requirements for public companies or equivalent experience with complex stakeholder reporting.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain sophisticated accounting concepts clearly to non-accounting audiences.
  • Proven ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and operate effectively in a fast-paced and evolving environment.
  • Experience with digital asset or cryptocurrency accounting is preferred, including familiarity with ASC 350-60, token economics, DeFi, staking, and blockchain-native transaction structures.
  • Public company experience and direct interaction with external auditors are preferred.
  • Experience with M&A and purchase accounting is a plus, as is experience with accounting-related system implementations such as ERP or revenue systems.
  • Prior people-management or mentorship experience is preferred.
  • Experience in blockchain, Web3, or fintech environments is an advantage.
  • Candidates who do not meet every listed requirement are encouraged to highlight relevant transferable skills and experience.

  Benefits:

  • U.S. salary range of $181,713–$261,727 USD, excluding bonus, equity, and other benefits.
  • Compensation for candidates outside the U.S., including Canada, EMEA, and LATAM, is determined based on location, experience, and skills and may differ from the U.S. range.
  • Remote-first, global working environment.
  • Opportunity to work on emerging accounting challenges within the Web3, blockchain, and digital asset ecosystem.
  • Exposure to senior leadership, external auditors, industry working groups, and emerging accounting standards.
  • Inclusive environment that values diverse backgrounds, perspectives, skills, and experiences.
  • Candidates may be required to complete background and identity verification checks, including employment, education, criminal record, and other checks as applicable.