Accounting Clerk

Skidmore Owings & Merrill • Chicago, IL • Full Time • $55,000–$65,000 / year

Posted on Sat, Sep 26, 2026

At SOM, we are a collective committed to shaping a better future for our clients, communities and planet. We aspire to create the most sustainable, impactful work through creative, interdisciplinary teams with all the resources and diversity of a global firm. We value those who are passionate about excellence, innovation, integrity, inclusivity, and collaboration. Together we can achieve great things.


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Position Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented, curious, and communicative Accounting clerk to join our Finance Department. The ideal candidate will be eager to learn and assist finance leadership with a broad range of entry level accounting assignments with some clerk duties as well. This position will interact with the finance team at large. This is a great entry level position where you will have exposure to a variety of financial elements!


Key Responsibilities:


Treasury


Partner Accounting


Tax


Financial Reporting and other duties as needed


Qualifications:


Compensation for this role is based upon experience, qualifications, location, and education and typically ranges from $55,000 to $65,000.


For more about SOM: www.som.com


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