AP/Payroll Specialist
Posted 12 days ago
creative financial staffingSeattle (WA)
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing ClerksPayroll Services
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$62,000
About the role
AP/Payroll SpecialistLooking for a stable accounting role where you can take ownership of both payroll and accounts payable processes? This onsite opportunity offers strong visibility across the organization and the ability to make a meaningful impact on day-to-day financial operations.AP/Payroll Specialist Location: North Bend Onsite Salary: $62,000 $75,000 DOEWhy This Opportunity Stands Out: Gain hands-on responsibility across both payroll and accounts payable functions. Enjoy a stable, team-oriented work environment with long-term growth potential. Expand your expertise in accounting systems, payroll administration, and financial reporting. Work closely with multiple departments and leadership teams. Play a key role in maintaining accurate financial operations and compliance. Contribute to process improvements that enhance efficiency and accuracy. Build a diverse accounting skill set with broad organizational exposure.Key Responsibilities for the AP/Payroll Specialist: Process payroll accurately and in compliance with applicable regulations and policies. Manage full-cycle accounts payable, including invoice processing and payment administration. Maintain employee payroll records and vendor accounts. Reconcile payroll, accounts payable, and related general ledger accounts. Assist with audits, reporting, and financial documentation. Respond to payroll and vendor payment inquiries.Qualifications for the AP/Payroll Specialist: Experience processing payroll and managing accounts payable functions. Knowledge of accounting principles and payroll regulations. Experience with payroll, accounting, or ERP software systems. Ability to manage financial records with a high degree of accuracy.
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