Temp Accountant

Local to Irvine A boutique public accounting firm based in Southern California is seeking a detail-oriented Temp Accountant to support a multi-entity reconciliation and financial cleanup project. This role is critical in helping real estate investment clients bring their financial records current by performing hands-on bookkeeping, reconciliation, and general ledger organization. Ideal for an experienced accounting professional who thrives in flexible, small-team environments and enjoys problem-solving and diving deep into cleanup work. Candidates must be available for onsite training in Orange County at the start of the engagement. This short-term project offers the opportunity to contribute meaningfully in a supportive, CFO-led firm. Salary Range: $30 - $35 / hour DOE Temp Accountant Responsibilities: • Conduct reconciliation and cleanup across multiple years and real estate entities • Reconcile bank, credit card, loan, capital, and balance sheet accounts • Clean and organize the general ledger, correcting discrepancies • Prepare accurate and reconcilable financial statements for review • Collaborate with leadership to resolve outstanding accounting issues • Utilize QuickBooks Online and Microsoft Office to maintain financial data integrity • Maintain strong organization while managing multiple reconciliation tasks Temp Accountant Requirements: • 4+ years of accounting experience required • Bachelor's degree in accounting • Proficiency in QuickBooks Online and Microsoft Office • Strong background in account reconciliation and GL management • Ability to manage workload independently in a remote environment • Experience in real estate or multi-entity accounting preferred • Public accounting background a plus Benefits: • Flexibility on schedule and hours worked • Onsite training then full-remote Join a collaborative accounting firm specializing in real estate and investor services, seeking a skilled Temp Accountant to bring financial clarity and organization to multi-entity projects! #LI-AK1 Apply tot his job