Accounts Payable & Payroll Manager

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nextstep recruitingDallas (TX)
Accountants and AuditorsPayroll Services

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About the role

Accounts Payable & Payroll ManagerNextStep Recruiting is working with a fantastic mid-sized Hospitality Industry Organization in the Uptown Dallas area, which is looking to hire an Accounts Payable Manager who also has strong payroll experience as well. Our client is looking for someone with hands-on experience doing the work themselves who can work well independently and as part of the team.Candidates should have:5+ years of hands-on accounts payable and payroll processing experience at mid-sized organizations. Bachelor's degree a plusIn-house experience with limited outsourcingSome experience in accounting and journal entriesStrong Excel skills and strong experience with internal ERP and payroll processing systemsOur client is a fantastic place to work with an awesome boss/mentor to work with. This role is four days onsite with one day remote so a commute to the Uptown area of Dallas must be attractive. The role will manage one accounts payable professional, so experience as a past manager or supervisor, or lead is desirable. Strong base salary, annual bonus potential, benefits, PTO, 401k match, etc., are all offered along with a great work environment/culture. Please apply today to learn more!NextStep Recruiting provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants regardless of race, color, or applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location where the company has facilities.

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