Work Arrangement: Remote during onboarding; on-site thereafter
Employment Type: Project-based or fixed-term
Duration: Approximately 3–6 months, with possible extension
Position Summary
A confidential company is seeking a hands-on bilingual finance professional to support the potential sale and wind-down of a U.S. business operation.
This role will manage financial due diligence, asset-sale analysis, transaction reporting, and coordination among U.S. management, Korean headquarters, external advisors, and potential buyers.
Candidates do not need to hold a Senior Manager title. Relevant transaction experience and the ability to perform detailed financial work directly are more important than supervisory experience.
Responsibilities
Prepare financial analyses for business, division, or individual asset-sale scenarios.
Review fixed assets, inventory, real estate, leases, and related accounting records.
Analyze asset values, estimated proceeds, impairment, and gains or losses on disposal.
Organize financial documents and manage the Virtual Data Room.
Respond to financial due diligence requests from advisors and potential buyers.
Analyze financial statements, general ledger data, working capital, nonrecurring items, and related-party transactions.
Prepare forecasts for sale proceeds, transaction costs, and wind-down cash requirements.
Support closing statements, settlement calculations, and transaction-related accounting.
Prepare Korean- and English-language reports for management and Korean headquarters.
Support monthly close, reconciliations, audits, and remaining financial matters during the wind-down.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business, or a related field.
Seven or more years of relevant accounting, finance, M&A, transaction advisory, or restructuring experience.
Professional fluency in Korean and English.
Experience with financial due diligence, asset sales, divestitures, carve-outs, or business wind-downs.
Strong knowledge of financial statements, general ledger data, fixed assets, inventory, and working capital.
Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills.
Ability to work independently and prepare detailed analyses and executive-level reports.
Ability to work on-site in Bay City, Michigan, following onboarding.
High level of integrity and discretion when handling confidential information.
Nice to have
CPA, Korean CPA, CFA, or comparable qualification.
Big Four transaction advisory, restructuring, or audit experience.
Manufacturing or other asset-intensive industry experience.
Experience reporting from a U.S. operation to a Korean parent company.
Knowledge of U.S. GAAP, Quality of Earnings, Net Working Capital, and debt-like item analysis.
