Financial Reporting Accountant II - Separate Accounts

protective · Birmingham, AL

Full-timeGeneral AccountingFinance & Insurance$111,000–$150,000/yr

About the Financial Reporting Accountant II Separate Account role

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The work we do has an impact on millions of lives, and you can be a part of it. We help protect our customers against life’s uncertainties. Regardless of where you work within the company, you’ll be helping provide protection and peace of mind when our customers need it most. Join a collaborative and highly visible financial reporting team supporting Separate Accounts within a leading insurance environment. In this role, you will contribute to critical monthly and quarterly close processes, prepare financial statements, and support audits for multiple entities. This is an excellent opportunity for an accounting professional to deepen technical expertise in GAAP/STAT reporting while partnering cross-functionally with actuarial, reinsurance, IT, and audit teams. The position offers strong exposure to complex insurance accounting and a dynamic, deadline-driven environment. This is a Hybrid role which reports to the office 3 times a week.

Salary estimate

$111,000 – $150,000/yr

Provided by the employer.

Skills for this role

Accounting

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