About the role
Meet Method
Method has built the most modern way to connect to consumer financial accounts. Combining real-time liability connectivity with instant payment execution, Method’s API is designed to make it easy for people to connect their financial accounts to the apps and services they want to use.
We have helped 45+ million users connect 350+ million liability accounts credential-less and processed over $2.5B in payments, helping users save millions in interest. One in every three credit cards in the United States is in the Method ecosystem and leading financial institutions like SoFi, Bilt, Cleo, Sezzle, Figure & Aven rely on our APIs to build magical experiences for millions of consumers.
We’re a team of 50+ people spread across offices in Austin, SF, New York City, and Washington D.C! We’re excited to continue the momentum working alongside our investors and advisors from Andreessen Horowitz, Emergence Capital, Y Combinator, Avra, and Ardent. To learn more about us, check out our blog!
The impact
As Method's Accounting Manager, you will architect and own the order-to-cash motion that underpins Method's revenue integrity, reporting directly to the Director of Accounting. You will take full, end-to-end ownership of invoicing and revenue recognition, work that already carries meaningful complexity and will only grow as the business scales.
Beyond core accounting operations, you will build and own the accounting operations layer, taking full ownership of Method's accounting contractors and turning that oversight into an efficient, fully owned function. You will also bring genuine technical accounting judgment to the table, researching and helping shape policy, and ensuring our data follows through on that policy.
This is not a role where you execute within a well-designed system. Method moves fast and does not always hand you clean inputs, so you will build the systems as you go and find the answers no textbook provides. The people who thrive here come from environments where they had to figure things out for themselves, not environments where the answers already existed.
