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Accountingfly Featured Job of the Week: Senior Tax Accountant With Armanino

Posted on by Caleb Newquist

Accountingfly's featured job this week is for a Senior Tax Accountant with Armanino, LLP in San Jose, California.

Position: Senior Tax Accountant
Location: San Jose, California
Employer: Armanino, LLP
Requirements: Bachelor's or Master's Degree; 3+ years experience preparing individual, partnership, corporate, real estate and trust returns; strong project management skills

Armanino is not your typical CPA firm. They have the dynamic culture of a startup, with the stability and reputation of a 60-year-old company. The firm has more than 700 employees, with offices in Northern and Southern California, Illinois, and Oregon. Armanino has created a unique work environment where your passions, work, and family & friends can overlap.They help staff achieve growth by providing access to a network of smart and supportive people who are willing to listen to your ideas.

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Laika is an animation studio owned by Nike co-founder and Chairman Phil Knight that specializes in feature films, commercials, music videos, broadcast graphics and short films.
They are looking for a Head of Financial Planning and Analysis in Portland, OR. Get the details after the jump.


Company: Laika
Title: Head of Financial Planning and Analysis
Location: Portland, OR
Minimum experience: 5 – 7 years
Description: This person will be responsible for the management of all financial planning and analyses for LAIKA. The position will take the lead in collecting, summarizing, and interpreting financial data for LAIKA partnering with key stakeholders regarding their annual operating budgets and quarterly forecasts.
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