Senior Manager, Accounting

Minnesota Twins ‚Ä¢ Minneapolis, MN ‚Ä¢ Full Time ‚Ä¢ $100,000–$125,000 / year

Posted on Wed, Jul 8, 2026

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Senior Manager, Accounting   About the Minnesota Twins:  At the Minnesota Twins, we are driven by a singular purpose – to up the game, on the field and off. Unwavering in our commitment to deliver championships and be a force for good, our innovative, diverse and incredibly talented team is creating new ways to win, to uplift and to unite. We are proud to be Minnesota’s baseball team. We believe in our power to create positive change. We are setting the standard for a modern sports and entertainment brand that shapes a better tomorrow for all.    Position Summary: The Senior Manager, Accounting plays a critical role in the Club's accounting operations, including month-end close, preparation of reconciliations, maintenance of robust internal controls, regulatory and policy compliance, and assistance with external audits. This role ensures the delivery of accurate, timely financial information to support executive decision-making and drive strategic planning.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Requirement Experience and Education: Essential Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:  Physical Requirements:   Compensation: The base salary range for this position is $100,000 to $125,000 annually. This role is also eligible for a performance-based bonus, which varies based on company and individual performance. Total cash compensation will depend on bonus payouts and will likely exceed base salary.   Our comprehensive benefits package includes:     EEO is The Law - click here for more information
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