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Accounting Manager

TerraFirma · Robot Ranch (Austin, TX) · On-site

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About TerraFirma

TerraFirma is transforming construction through automation and bold engineering—faster, safer, and cheaper. Join us in building the future from Texas. Backed by Kleiner Perkins.

About the role

TerraFirma is looking for an Accounting Manager to build and operate the accounting foundation of a rapidly growing construction and technology company. You will own the day-to-day accounting function, including the monthly close, financial reporting, billing, collections, and vendor payments. You will also help establish the systems and processes needed to support complex construction projects, government contracts, international operations, and continued growth.

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a related field
  • Experience managing the monthly close and preparing financial statements
  • Strong understanding of accrual accounting, reconciliations, journal entries, accounts payable, and accounts receivable
  • Highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable working directly in the underlying data
  • CPA or public accounting experience
  • Experience in construction, project-based accounting, government contracting, or another operationally complex business
More about this role

At TerraFirma, we’re redefining how the world moves earth for construction. Founded by former SpaceX engineers and backed by Kleiner Perkins and Bain Capital Ventures, TerraFirma is automating construction to make it faster, cheaper, and safer.

At SpaceX, we were part of the teams that built the largest rocket in human history, launched the largest constellation of satellites ever made, and delivered connectivity to millions of people worldwide. What we learned was simple: infrastructure is everything.

At Starbase, the biggest barrier to launching missions to Mars was not building the rocket. It was how slow, expensive, and complex it was to build the infrastructure around it. We lacked buildings, roads, water, power, communications, and waste management, and constructing them took far more time and resources than it should have.

From a first-principles perspective, that doesn't make sense. It shouldn't be this hard or costly to create the foundations for progress. That’s when we realized something important: the same engineering mindset that enabled us to tackle space exploration and mass manufacturing could be applied to infrastructure. By bringing the principles of...

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