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Project Accountant!

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robert halfMorris (NJ)

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About the role

Job description: Set up clients, projects, contracts, employees and vendors in our accounting system (Unanet) Perform GL accounting, account and balance sheet reconciliations, and month-end closeTrack project costs, analyze variances and support budgeting, forecasting and cash flowProcess payroll through a third-party provider, including bonuses and payroll entriesAdminister the company 401(k): match, deferrals, changes, distributions and rolloversManage project AP and AR, and prepare client invoices with project managers and partnersReview expense reports and reconcile daily bank activityPrepare financial reports for management and support auditsWHAT YOU BRINGBachelor's degree in Accounting 7+ years of accounting experience across both project and general accounting A true generalist, comfortable switching between AP, AR, GL, payroll and reportingStrong understanding of financial statements and forecastingAdvanced Excel (pivot tables, data analysis) Experience with an ERP or project-accounting systemNICE TO HAVEUnanet or Deltek (Ajera, Vantagepoint or Vision) experienceArchitecture, engineering or construction industry experienceA CPA is not required

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