Accounting Lead

At Meow, we provide startups with business accounts, corporate cards, and the clean financial reporting they need to operate and raise capital. Early-stage companies often don’t need a full-time accountant, but they do need reliable books and investor-ready numbers. We bundle bookkeeping, tax, and reporting into a simple finance-in-a-box solution so founders can focus on building.


We’re hiring an Accounting Lead who wants real ownership in a fast-moving startup environment. You’ll manage startup clients, ensuring their month-end close is accurate, on time, and scalable. This role is ideal for someone who thrives on autonomy, systems thinking, and direct collaboration with founders.


Responsibilities:

  • Manage client relationships

  • Owning the creation, review, and issuance of flawless and timely monthly financials for 20-40 clients

  • Managing and training preparer team for bullet-proof financials and strong client margins

  • Communicating with clients via Slack and Email: answering questions, obtaining information for closes, etc

  • Cleaning and setting up new sets of books for newly signed clients


Qualifications:

  • 3-5 years of accounting experience

  • Strong understanding of month-end close and financial reporting

  • Experience reviewing the work of others (bookkeepers or junior accountants)

  • Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple clients simultaneously

  • Clear communicator, comfortable working directly with founders


This is a high-autonomy role where you’ll truly own your portfolio and have the autonomy to improve how work gets done. You’ll work directly with innovative, early-stage startups, gaining rare exposure to how companies operate while they’re scaling. Because of the responsibility and client volume, you’ll develop faster than in a traditional accounting role, building skills in prioritization, systems design, and stakeholder management in a fast-moving environment.

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