Bookkeeper

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bell associatesIrving (TX)
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing ClerksOther Accounting Services

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About the role

AccountantIrving, TX- On-site$55k-$70k (depending on experience)Bell & Associates is partnering with a rapidly growing technology/consumer electronics company in the Irving area that is looking to add an Accountant to their team.This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys being hands-on in a growing environment and wants long-term growth potential as the company continues to scale.What you’ll be doing:• Manage day-to-day AP & AR activities• Handle banking transactions and reconciliations• Assist with general ledger and general accounting functions• Support month-end close and accounting processes• Help maintain accurate financial records• Work closely with a strong and supportive leadership teamWhat they’re looking for:• Solid understanding of AP/AR and basic accounting principles• Comfortable working with banking transactions and reconciliations• Strong attention to detail and organization• Someone who can start quickly• NetSuite experience is a plus, but not requiredWhy consider it?• Rapidly growing company• Strong leadership team• Significant long-term growth potential• NetSuite implementation planned in the near future• Opportunity to get in early as the company scales• Potential IPO in the future• Opportunity to grow your accounting careerIf you or someone in your network could be a fit, please DM me for more details. Company name will remain confidential and will be shared with qualified candidates.

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