We are looking for an experienced Senior Bookkeeper, who can do it all, to be the right hand of the VP of Finance.
The company is an international Media company, with 50 employees, WW. HQ is based in Herzliya.
You will handle everything from the day-to-day bookkeeping and finance operations to the bigger
picture of the financial planning. Your role is to keep our US and Israeli accounts perfectly organized,
while using that data to help plan our budget and future growth.
Key Responsibilities
● Bookkeeping & Controllership: Manage full-cycle bookkeeping for our Israeli and US entities.
Ensure timely payments to vendors and tax institutions, bank reconciliations and month-
end/year-end closing processes.
● FP&A & Rudgeting: Assist with the annual budgeting process and monthly forecasting. Provide
variance analysis (Budget vs. Actual) to identify trends and risks.
● International Compliance: Manage financial reporting and tax compliance for both Israeli and
US entities (subsidiary/parent relationship).
● Cash Flow Management: Monitor and project cash flow to ensure operational stability across
the group.
● Experience: At least 4+ years of bookkeeping and finance experience in a high-tech or startup
environment- mandatory.
● International Expertise: Proven experience working with US companies.
● Software Proficiency: Expert-level experience with Priority or SAP Business One, as well as
QuickBooks Online.
● Analytical Mindset: Expert-level Excel/Google Sheets skills. You should be able to build models
from scratch.
● Languages: Full professional proficiency in English and Hebrew (Must be able to read, write, and
speak both, fluently).
● Education: Certified bookkeeper. Payroll Controller- is an advantage. A bachelor’s degree in
accounting and/or Finance, and/or Economics - is a plus.
● The Right Fit: An open mindset regarding organizational changes and evolving processes. You
should be someone who suggests improvements, rather than just following a set routine.
44 Ventures is a private equity group focusing on global media companies
While 44 Ventures (formerly WeEndeavor) launched in 2014, its origins actually started in 2002, when CEO Jacob Nizri began his entrepreneurial journey at start-up company Oridian as an intern in the sales department. After working his way up, Nizri was appointed CEO in 2006 and was at the helm when, in 2007, Oridian was sold to Ybrant Digital. There, he later became company chairman, assembled his team, and launched and purchased another two companies. In 2014, the fab four embarked on 44 Ventures, bringing all separate holdings under one centralized board and creating new ventures under the investment and management arms.
