Accounts Receivable Assistant

Posted 2 days ago

ecoengineersBurlington (IA)

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About the role

Accounts Receivable Assistant
Role Purpose: Support cash flow through collections and accurate cash application.
Key Responsibilities: • Manage collections and follow up on overdue invoices. • Perform payment applications. • Resolve customer disputes working with other departments. • Maintain accurate records. • Improve aging balances. • Be able to escalate issues and have an open-minded attitude looking for workarounds and solutions. • Assist in the timely and accurate completion of month-end close.
What You'll Bring: • Experience managing collections and following up on overdue invoices. • Ability to perform payment applications. • Ability to resolve customer disputes while working with other departments. • Ability to maintain accurate records. • Ability to improve aging balances. • Ability to escalate issues and maintain an open-minded attitude while seeking workarounds and solutions. • Ability to support the timely and accurate completion of month-end close. Who are LRQA?LRQA is a leading global assurance partner, combining deep industry expertise with innovative solutions to help organizations manage risk, improve performance, and drive sustainable growth. Operating in over 50 countries with a team of 2,500+ professionals, we support more than 60,000 clients worldwide through assurance, certification, cybersecurity, inspection, and training services. Our purpose is simple: to help businesses build a safer, more secure, and more sustainable future.
What We Offer: Join a global team where your expertise is valued and your development is supported. We offer a collaborative work environment, opportunities for professional growth, flexible working arrangements where applicable, a competitive salary aligned with the market, and a comprehensive benefits package.

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