Accounts Payable Manager
carter mackenzie internationalLouisville (CO)
Accounts Payable Manager
Posted 3 days ago
carter mackenzie internationalLouisville (CO)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Candidates MUST be located in Colorado Learn more about the general tasks related to this opportunity below, as well as required skills. We are recruiting an experienced Accounts Payable Manager to improve and update our AP function. You will impact a growing, complex environment; strengthen controls; and implement a scalable AP automation solution. The successful candidate will get into the detail, setting clear expectations, following through on open items, and building processes that enable a timely and accurate close. You will partner closely with Accounting, Procurement, Finance, and business stakeholders across the organization.
Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.5-8 years of progressive accounts payable or accounting operations experience, including 2+ years leading a team or function.
Demonstrated experience stabilizing, cleaning up, or redesigning an AP process in a growth-stage or complex organization.
Experience evaluating and implementing AP automation or procure-to-pay software.
Strong knowledge of AP accounting, three-way match, accruals, vendor management, payment controls, and month-end close.
Experience with an ERP system required.
Strong Excel skills and an ability to analyze data, identify root causes, and resolve issues rather than simply report them. xhqgsiq Proven ability to manage competing priorities, communicate directly and constructively, and drive work to completion.$100K-$110K plus bonus
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