Accounts Receivable Billing Supervisor
$94,000.00/Yr
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$94,000.00/Yr
About the role
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- Accounts Receivable Billing Supervisor
- Corporate Office, Wakefield, MAAccounting Department
- Duties include, but not limited to: Roles & Responsibilities: Supervise a team of 2 Account Receivable Billing Analyst.
- Prepares, reviews, and submits invoices.
- Experience in Deltek Costpoint Billing and familiarity with other Costpoint modules to understand data flow within the system.
- Analyze unbilled cost and work to facilitate resolution in a timely manner.
- Analyze receivables, collections, and cash receipts data, identifying issues, and ensuring resolution, including communication with executive-level stakeholders.
- Collaborate effectively within a team and communicate issues and solutions to all levels of management
- Knowledge of the full contract life cycle (Cost Plus, Fixed Price, and Time & Materials) and its financial impact across other organizations.
- Make well-informed, independent decisions and provide support for those decisions to the management team when needed.
- Work closely with the AR team to identify, address, and resolve payment issues, potentially involving cross-functional collaboration with Odyssey teams across multiple jurisdictions.
- Demonstrate strong attention to detail and excellent interpersonal skills, facilitating communication across all management levels.
- Working knowledge of FAR Clause 52 Expert knowledge of PIEE, WAWF and DFAS/MOCAS for AR billing payments. GSA CAF reporting.
- Contract Close Out process for completed contracts.
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