Financial Reporting Analyst Jobs in Ohio
Financial Reporting Analyst jobs in Ohio are consistently active, with strong demand concentrated in corporate finance, banking, insurance, and manufacturing sectors at levels from entry-level staff accountant to senior reporting manager. Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati are the primary hiring centers, home to major employers like JPMorgan Chase, Progressive, and Procter and Gamble that maintain large finance and accounting teams. The most in-demand specialties are SEC reporting, consolidation accounting, and GAAP compliance work tied to publicly traded or regulated Ohio companies. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Financial Reporting Specialist (Hybrid eligible)
Compensation: Starting at $57,200.00
Employment Status: Full-time
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Civil Service Status: Bargaining Unit
Job Posting Dates: 9/16/26 through 9/29/26
The Franklin County Auditor’s Office is seeking a Financial Reporting Specialist to join the Financial Reporting team.
Who are we?
The Franklin County Auditor’s Office is dedicated to serving the community by ensuring fairness and accuracy in weight and measures across the county. Our mission is to protect and empower consumers, making sure they receive what they rightfully pay for at gas pumps and retail store scanners. As a trusted steward of county finances, we strive to promote fiscal responsibility and innovative initiatives that benefit all residents of Franklin County.
In addition to these important responsibilities, we assess property values to determine fair property taxes, while also working to provide tax relief for senior and citizens who are disabled. We understand the importance of supporting vulnerable populations and strive to make the process as accessible and accommodating as possible.
We are committed to upholding state regulations by ensuring that our furry friends are licensed. As required by state law, we proudly license dogs, recognizing the significance of responsible pet ownership within our community.
At the Franklin County Auditor’s Office, we value the diversity of our residents and businesses and strive to create an environment of fairness, inclusivity, and equity in all our endeavors.
What will you do?
Responsible for maintaining the general ledger and compiling and preparing various reports (e.g., approves journal entries initiated by the Recorder’s Office, generates and distributes daily reporting of the County’s deposits; reviews and approves all Payroll and Treasury initiated electronic fund transfer journal entries; generates journal entries for corrections and adjustments; generates and publishes the monthly cash balancing reporting documents serves as the primary contact for the Treasurer’s Office regarding the daily and monthly cash variances; generates and distributes daily reports of issued payments; generates and distributes monthly appropriation status reports, including review for negative appropriations; processes contract retainage transactions; etc.).
Compiles and prepares annual reports and audits (e.g., prepares assigned ACFR work papers, adjustments, and note disclosures; posts entries to “ACFR Unlimited”, etc.); prepares assigned ACFR work papers, adjustments, and note disclosures.
Monitors capital assets, materials, and supplies (e.g., coordinates and executes all materials and supplies, tools, equipment, machinery, and capital asset inventories associated with County agencies. Performs physical inspections of County capital assets as needed; identifies, tags and records capital assets.
Responds to agency requests for information, analysis, and customized reporting; assists with training agencies on inquiries and financial reports.
Maintains files for records of journal entries, capital assets, etc.; organizes files for moving records to storage; maintains files for miscellaneous assigned tasks. Assists in maintaining record retention guidelines for the Fiscal Services Division; organizes inventory and manages records for the Fiscal Services Division; and posts notification of records to be destroyed and arranges for record destruction; arranges for moving records to warehouse for storage. Maintains copies, preferable electronic, of public records requests in one central location.
Performs duties as requested within other areas of the Fiscal Services Division including payroll functions such as taxes, employee deductions, reporting, etc.; accounts payable entry and processing; etc.
Who should apply?
We encourage individuals with a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance from an accredited college or university; two (2) or more years of related accounting experience and/or training preferred; or any combination of training, education, or experience which provides the desired knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the essential functions of this position.
Must possess and maintain valid Ohio driver's license and have an acceptable driving record; must comply with the FCAO Driving Policy.
We believe in the power of diversity and inclusivity, and we want to create an exciting and equitable environment for all. You belong here, and we encourage you to apply today!
Why should you work here?
We believe in providing an exceptional benefits package that recognizes the value of our employees. Some of our benefits include:
1. Healthcare : We offer a competitive medical, dental, and vision plan with low-cost deductibles.
2. Public Loan Forgiveness : As a public employee, your student loans can be forgiven after making the required monthly qualifying payments.
3. Education Reimbursement & Training : We invest in your growth and development by allowing you to expand your skills.
4. Free-Parking Program/COTA Buss Pass: Take advantage of the free parking program available through a lottery process annually; employees of the County get free weekday access to the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) system.
5. Wellness Incentive Program : Our wellness incentive program rewards you with monetary incentives for engaging in healthy activities and maintaining a balanced lifestyle.
6. Generous Time Off : You deserve time for yourself and your loved ones. Enjoy 32 hours of personal leave per calendar year, 2 floating holidays, and 12 paid holidays annually. Additionally, accumulate sick and vacation leave for well-deserved breaks.
7. Hybrid Work Schedule : We understand the importance of work-life harmony. For most positions, we offer a hybrid work schedule that allows flexibility where you work, promoting a healthy integration of personal and professional life.
8. Emphasis on Diversity and Inclusivity : We celebrate and embrace diversity in all its forms. Our office is committed to creating an inclusive and equitable environment where everyone feels valued and empowered.
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What Ohio Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in financial reporting analyst jobs across Ohio.
- Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a closely related field required
- CPA credential or active CPA candidacy strongly preferred by most Ohio employers
- Proficiency in financial reporting software such as SAP, Oracle, or Workiva
- Experience preparing financial statements in accordance with U.S. GAAP
- Strong working knowledge of SEC reporting requirements and disclosure standards
- Advanced Excel skills including financial modeling, pivot tables, and complex formulas
Financial Reporting Analyst Jobs in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a financial reporting analyst in Ohio?
Most Ohio employers require a bachelor's degree in accounting or finance as the baseline qualification for financial reporting analyst roles. While Ohio does not mandate a state-issued license to work in this role, earning your CPA through the Accountancy Board of Ohio gives you a significant competitive edge, particularly at publicly traded companies, insurance carriers, and regulated financial institutions. Entry candidates typically build experience in general ledger accounting or audit before moving into dedicated reporting functions.
How much do financial reporting analysts make in Ohio?
Financial reporting analysts in Ohio earn a median of about $79,320 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $52,140 for the lowest 10% to over $131,400 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire financial reporting analysts in Ohio?
Employers hiring financial reporting analysts in Ohio right now include Rea, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, and Jobot, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Ohio's large base of Fortune 500 headquarters, regional bank holding companies, and major insurance carriers generates steady and recurring demand for analysts with GAAP and SEC reporting experience.
Which Ohio cities have the most financial reporting analyst jobs?
Columbus, Cincinnati, and Ohio have the most financial reporting analyst openings in Ohio. Columbus leads due to its concentration of corporate headquarters, large regional banks, and insurance companies, while Cleveland's industrial and healthcare finance base and Cincinnati's consumer goods and financial services sector, anchored by companies like Procter and Gamble and Fifth Third Bank, sustain consistent hiring across the state.
Are there remote financial reporting analyst jobs in Ohio?
Yes, and more than most fields, since financial reporting analyst work is desk-based and output-driven rather than requiring physical presence. About 86% of financial reporting analyst openings tied to Ohio are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how well-suited the role is to distributed work arrangements. Consolidation reporting, SEC filing support, and management reporting tasks are the functions most commonly performed fully remote.
How can I get hired as a financial reporting analyst in Ohio with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is landing a staff accountant or general ledger accountant role at a mid-size Ohio company, then moving into a reporting function after one to two cycles of month-end close. Large Ohio employers like Nationwide, KeyBank, and Huntington Bancshares run structured finance rotational programs that place new graduates into reporting exposure early. Completing the CPA exam sections while in an adjacent role, or building Excel and Workiva proficiency through coursework, strengthens your candidacy before you apply directly to analyst-titled openings.
Where can I find and apply to financial reporting analyst jobs in Ohio?
You can find and apply to financial reporting analyst jobs in Ohio on Migrate Mate, which lists current Ohio openings from employers actively hiring for this role. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly without creating a profile or signing up.
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