Assistant Controller

We are one of the fastest-growing global D2C startups with a self-built e-commerce platform that allows us to leverage data and optimize marketing funnels to bring clinically tested body care products to women worldwide. With years of rapid growth and millions of customers worldwide, we are on track to become one of the biggest body care brands in the world. We are a team of people who want to make lasting, impactful changes, who live (and love) to see results, who innovate with passion, and who love a good sense of humor.
Is our vibe your vibe? This position is a great opportunity for a highly motivated candidate who recently finished working at one of the Big 4 firms and who is ready to take on a significant role on the finance team and grow with a rapidly expanding global company.
Your life will look like:
* Working on the monthly and annual US GAAP reporting process to provide insights to management and the Board.
* Analyze performance, explain key variances, and recommend corrective actions.
* Assist in managing multinational tax compliance and reporting in North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific countries.
* Assist in the implementation of new processes to support strategic growth activities of the company (new business models, new geos, and changes in operations).
* Work closely with auditors and consultants located in Israel and across the globe. You will thrive in this role if you have
* Bachelors degree in accounting from a leading university.
* A "hands-on" type of person with a desire to take on increased responsibilities.
* Experienced with inventory monitoring and accounting guidelines.
* Proactive approach.
* Detail oriented with strong analytical skills.
* Ability to learn fast and perform in a fast-growth environment.
* Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel.
* Fluent in English. Preferred but not a must:
* Experienced with BI and Priority ERP software.
* Experienced with sales tax and indirect taxes in different regions.
* Familiar with credit processors reconciliations.
* Familiar with fulfillment expense recognition.