Project Accountant
creative financial staffingSan Antonio (TX)
Project Accountant
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creative financial staffingSan Antonio (TX)
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About the role
About the Company:
With this company you will have the opportunity to work independently with the support of leadership. They are a global company that has doubled in size over the last couple of years. This company is stable and dedicated to the growth of its employees through internal opportunities. You will be working for a company that is committed to providing it's customers with the highest standard of service in the industry. TWhy Work Here:
- Flexible work scheduleWFHCompetitive pay with evaluation after 6 months
- Work independently
- Room for growth is always available
- Responsibilities for the Project Accountant:
- Analysis of open contracts for multiple clients to process invoices.
- Generate billing to create invoices for each individual client.
- Scanning of documents into the accounting system.
- Working with a high volume of clients for the accurate process of billing.
- Experience Preferred for the Project Accountant:1 year of Billing and/or Accounts Receivable experience
- Attention to detail, organized, detail-oriented
- Strong Excel knowledge
- Previous governmental billing is HIGHLY DESIREDAn eager person that wants to learn
- Prior experience working with high-volume clients, contracts, and invoicing#Accountant #Accountant #Accountant #Accountant #Accountant
- Click here to apply onlineEB-2636887313
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