The Kindle Content Accounting team supports many of Amazon’s Digital Content businesses, including eBooks and Kindle Unlimited. This position requires a self-starter that will be responsible for supporting new product launches, expansion efforts, and various aspects of our monthly accounting and reporting process. Amazon is a pioneering and dynamic company that thrives on unique and peculiar ways. If you are a financial accounting professional who consistently exceeds expectations, who dares to make bold decisions, and whose ears perk up at the prospect of a challenge, then Amazon is a place where your career can flourish. When working at Amazon, your ability to make a difference and take ownership of your career begins on day one. You can expect a collaborative, team-driven environment that encourages employees to learn, be curious, and have a bias for action. Part of this propensity for continuous learning shows itself in Amazon’s strong encouragement of movement and growth within the Accounting department and within the company as a whole. We aim to hire and develop those who will raise the bar over the course of their career at Amazon (and not just in their first position).
Key job responsibilities
• Supporting various aspects of our accounting and reporting processes.
• End-to-end process ownership to support finance and business partners.
• Understanding accounting and financial principles and how to apply them.
• Understanding internal control design concepts sufficient to assess the effectiveness of controls in their area and to design new processes and controls for emerging and growing business activities.
• Execute judgment to keep projects moving and ensure the right decisions are reached to close the books each month.
• Escalating risks and issues as necessary to leadership.
• Strong sense of ownership.
• Ability to identify process improvement and automation opportunities to drive positive change across the organization.
• Lead delivery of accounting tasks and projects.
• Analysis of complex processes and systems data.
