Staff Accountant
About the role
- Prepare and complete general ledger account reconciliations
- Review account activity and ensure transactions are clearing appropriately
- Research and resolve reconciliation discrepancies
- Assist with accounting cleanup and account maintenance projects
- Pull and review trial balances, general ledger detail, and supporting financial information
- Make adjustments and corrections to accounting classifications as needed
- Support year-end close activities and audit preparation
- Assist with schedules and documentation for interim and annual audits
- Help research outstanding purchase order and invoicing activity as needed
- Maintain accurate Excel reconciliation workbooks and supporting documentation
- Take on additional accounting projects based on department needs
- Communicate project status, outstanding items, and questions with the accounting team
- Shift between projects and priorities while maintaining accuracy and organization
- Previous hands-on general accounting or Staff Accountant experience
- Strong understanding of debits, credits, and general ledger accounting
- Experience preparing account reconciliations
- Ability to review account activity and identify discrepancies
- Experience researching and resolving accounting differences
- Ability to work independently after learning internal processes
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Comfortable managing multiple assignments with changing priorities
- Working with accounting data in Excel
- Comparing financial information and identifying differences
- Using formulas and common spreadsheet functions
- Maintaining reconciliation schedules and workbooks
- Creating and working with PivotTablesPreferred Experience
- Year-end close and/or audit support
- Trial balance review
- Workday or similar ERP systems
- Intermediate Microsoft Excel, including PivotTablesExperience within a larger or structured accounting environment
- You’ll likely enjoy this opportunity if you are:
- Collaborative and comfortable asking questions
- Adaptable when priorities or workloads shift
- Detail-oriented without losing sight of deadlines
- Comfortable starting, pausing, and returning to projects accurately
- Personable and interested in being part of an engaging accounting team
- Able to work independently while maintaining strong communication
- Assignment Details
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