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Accounting Manager

Property Partners Inc
CompanyProperty Partners Inc
CategoryFinance
LocationPittsburgh
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelManager
SalaryUSD 97k–151k
Posted6 Aug 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceThe employer's own careers page (company_site)
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Description
Property Partners Inc offers $97,000 - $151,000 for an Accounting Manager ready to modernize how we budget, forecast, and report. At $97,000 - $151,000, this Accounting Manager seat rewards 8+ years in finance with autonomy, mentorship, and a long runway for growth. Key Responsibilities • Steer the part-time grant reporting that keeps funders confident • Validate revenue recognition in line with current accounting standards • Translate GAAP nuance into guidance the Pittsburgh team can apply • Reconcile the loan amortization schedule against every lender statement • Where most manager roles stop at reporting, this one digs into the why • Catch the misclassified entry three months before the auditor would • Own the Tax Compliance-to-Accounts Payable handoff so reporting never stalls between teams What You'll Bring • Solid understanding of finance best practices and industry standards • Proven aptitude for Bank Reconciliation, ideally near Pittsburgh, PA • The self-awareness to know which problems are yours to solve • Enough Relationship Building to be dangerous, enough Tableau to be trusted • Excellent written and verbal communication skills Property Partners Inc is a data-honest Pittsburgh, PA firm where QuickBooks isn't a department but the entire reason the lights stay on. Curiosity outranks credentials on this finance team, so bring questions, not just answers. Here is the deal: $97,000 - $151,000, a mentor who answers, benefits that hold up, and a flexible part-time schedule that fits real life. Hiring is open and ongoing for this part-time position in Pittsburgh. We're looking for the person who reads finance job posts and thinks I could fix that.