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Accounting Clerk

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cfsAda (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22-$27/hour

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About the role

Accounting Clerk $22-$27/hour | Onsite | Full-Time Grand Rapids, MI Step into a hands-on accounting role where your accuracy and initiative directly support a fast-moving distribution operation. Build real experience across AP, AR, and month-end while working alongside a team that values collaboration and growth. Why This Opportunity Stands Out : Gain exposure to both Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable in one role Build practical, resume-boosting experience in a high-volume environment Work closely with an approachable, collaborative accounting team Consistent MondayFriday schedule for work-life balance Get involved in month-end processes and reconciliation work Develop skills in Excel and accounting systems used in distribution Opportunity to contribute to process improvements and special projects Professional office setting with clear workflows and team support Key Responsibilities for the Accounting Clerk : Process vendor invoices and assist with payment preparation Apply customer payments and support AR functions Reconcile invoices, statements, and account discrepancies Enter and maintain accurate financial records in the system Assist with account reconciliations and month-end close support Communicate with vendors and internal teams on billing inquiries Qualifications for the Accounting Clerk : Experience in Accounting Clerk, AP, AR, or similar role Proficiency with Microsoft Excel Familiarity with accounting software systems Ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment Make an impact where numbers drive operationsperfect for someone ready to deepen their accounting experience and be part of a team that keeps business moving. AccountingClerk AccountingJobs FinanceJobs

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