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Manager Revenue & Energy Accounting

Position will manage the PSE&Gs multi-billion revenue and energy accounting process. Responsibility of managing the monthly book closing by : implementing the appropriate accounting resulting from Regulatory Orders and new business transactions, planning staffs workload and approving their products under tight deadlines, partnering and troubleshooting with PSE&G & Service Company Departments to ensure the source documentation and computer systems financial outputs are accurate; communicate to PSE&Gs Senior Management monthly financial results under tight deadlines.

Manage PSE&Gs $8 billion Gross Revenue accounting process. Manage the monthly book closing by organizing, reviewing and approving staffs work. Understand new regulatory and business developments in order to record the transaction properly on the Companys books.

Manage PSE&Gs $5 billion Energy and Gas Costs accounting process. Manage the monthly book closing by organizing, reviewing and approving staffs work. Understand new regulatory and business developments to record the transaction properly on the Companys books.

Manage PSE&Gs $8 billion Deferral process. Manage the monthly book closing by organizing, reviewing and approving staffs work. BGS & BGSS. Understand new regulatory and business developments to record the transaction properly on the Companys books.

Calculate the annual Securitization related tariff rate filings. Partner with Treasury to ensure the cash remittance process is accurate.

Significant contributor to the external and internal reporting process by approving the staffs analytic schedules that form the basis of the revenue and energy footnotes & MD&A in the 10K / Q and schedules.

Bachelor degree in finance or accounting plus 8 years of regulatory accounting experience.

CPA or demonstrated active progress towards earning a CPA within 2 years.

Strong knowledge of GAAP and underlying standards with knowledge of Regulatory Accounting (ASC 980) and Reporting a plus, including the Uniform System of Accounts and other issues relating to regulated utility companies.

A combination of ten plus years in public and private accounting, including five or more years in a supervisory / managerial capacity directing a professional work group, demonstrating excellent management skills and technical acumen.

Strong leadership skills and experience with creating and developing high performing teams.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, and ability to effectively articulate and present to management and others within the organization, as well as external regulatory stakeholders such as BPU staff, Rate Counsel, FERC staff, etc.

Department of Energys regulation 10 CFR 810 is required.

Desired :

Masters Degree in finance or accounting.

"Big 4" public accounting a plus.