Technical Revenue Accounting Manager

Join Checkr, a leading technology company in the background check industry. As a Technical Revenue Accounting Manager, you will play a strategic role in shaping deal structures and new revenue models while ensuring compliance with ASC 606 and U.S. GAAP. You will lead technical revenue accounting analyses, own the revenue close process, and provide strategic accounting guidance to the business. This position offers competitive compensation, comprehensive health plans, flexible paid time off, and various wellness programs.

• Lead technical revenue accounting analyses, own the revenue close process, and translate accounting guidance into clear, scalable policies.
• Partner closely with Sales, Deal Desk, Legal, and RevOps to influence decisions that directly shape Checkr's continued growth.
• Design, prototype, and ship AI-enabled tools and agents that automate manual work across the quote-to-cash lifecycle.

• An A-player mindset with a strong bias for action: you raise the bar, move with urgency, stay resilient through ambiguity, and take ownership to deliver meaningful outcomes
• Track record owning revenue close activities with increasing scope, speed, and accuracy, plus strong project ownership leading ambiguous or cross-functional initiatives
• Deep technical expertise in U.S. GAAP and ASC 606, with demonstrated experience evaluating complex customer contracts, non-standard deal structures, and revenue recognition judgments
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting or related field; CPA strongly preferred; 6+ years of progressive revenue accounting experience (Big 4 plus industry preferred)
• Demonstrated AI fluency — you've moved past using AI for one-off tasks toward building and shipping tools or agents (e.g., with Claude, Lovable, Cursor, Gemini, or similar) that create leverage for the broader team, with hands-on SQL/BI experience
• Excellent written and verbal communicator who partners effectively with Sales, Deal Desk, Legal, Product, RevOps, FP&A, and Engineering — translating technical accounting conclusions for non-technical stakeholders