Accounting leadership
Close management, GAAP reporting, ASC 606, SOX controls, audit, inventory and cost accounting, and team leadership.
Accounting Manager | Finance Automation Builder | Founder of Hawk Eye AI
10+ years in corporate accounting, GAAP reporting, and audit. I build the dashboards and automations that help finance teams close faster and work with more confidence.
What I work on
Most automation builders do not understand accounting controls, and most accountants do not build automation. I do both, which means the systems I build respect the controls they run inside.
Close management, GAAP reporting, ASC 606, SOX controls, audit, inventory and cost accounting, and team leadership.
Applying Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, n8n, and Supabase to real accounting work: close checklists, KPI dashboards, bank reconciliations, and AP.
Building and running Hawk Eye AI and, previously, Sunny Day Bookkeeping, a remote accounting practice serving 20+ small business clients.
Selected work
Finance tooling built to fit the way accounting actually works, with the controls left intact.
An interactive close checklist where every task links to its SOP, so any team member can pick up an unfamiliar close task and complete it correctly.
Open live dashboard: Month-End Close Command CenterRead the case study: Month-End Close Command Center
Dashboards that track accounts payable, accounts receivable, and inventory KPIs so the team can see operational problems between closes rather than after them.
Open live dashboard: AI KPI Dashboards for AP, AR, and InventoryRead the case study: AI KPI Dashboards for AP, AR, and Inventory
Automation that handles the high volume, low judgment portion of bank reconciliations and routes anything ambiguous to a person for review.
Open live dashboard: Bank Reconciliation AutomationRead the case study: Bank Reconciliation Automation
Tools I work in
The full list of accounting systems and automation tools I use is on the accounting and automation pages.
Writing
A close checklist that links every task to its procedure lets someone who has never done the task complete it correctly. That is most of the value.
Reconciliation looks like a matching problem, which is why it gets over-automated. The work splits into three categories, and only two should run alone.
Automating AP is easy. Doing it without ending up with faster payments and weaker controls takes one discipline: separating clerical steps from controls.
Where Claude, ChatGPT, and n8n genuinely help in accounting work, where they do not belong, and the one rule that reliably tells the difference.
I am always glad to talk about accounting operations, close process design, or where automation genuinely helps a finance team.