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The Accounts Receivable Specialist will be responsible for full life cycle accounts receivable management in a fast-paced, high volume, customer centric, metrics driven environment.
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This position requires a driven individual who has passion in technology, with a configuration skills and ability to implement without supervision the Ariba Procure to Pay processes, Accounts payable component of SAP. To ensure success, your deep knowledge in SAP Accounts payable module and Ariba procurement application and the experience in at least one full cycle implementation, project training and change management experience are valuable and will be required.
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The Accounts Payable Specialist must have a solid understanding of all duties performed during the entire P2P cycle and the functionality of Kofax, Ariba and Workday within the cycle.
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We are currently seeking candidates for an Accounts Payable Specialist opportunity with a highly successful Private Equity firm located in Boston, MA. The Accounts Payable Specialist will be responsible for full-cycle accounts payable, including vendor onboarding, invoice coding, contract review and matching, and payment processing.
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This position requires a deep knowledge of all expenditure cycle processes, including Procurement, Accounts Payable, Sales and Use Tax requirements as well as related supporting Accounts Payable master files.
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Own the full cycle accounts payable process, including vendor onboarding, invoice coding and approval, contract review and matching, and payment processing. As the Accounts Payable Specialist, you will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact on our team by being responsible for the end-to-end accounts payable process and working with management to streamline current processes and recommend necessary improvements.
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Our client is actively seeking an experienced candidate skilled in full-cycle Accounts Receivable and accounts payable and invoice processing, particularly in a high-volume capacity.
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Manage the full cycle of accounts payable activities including invoice processing, payment processing, and vendor management. Our dynamic finance team is seeking an enthusiastic and detail-oriented Accounts Payable Specialist.
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Assist the university in maximizing resources by efficiently processing large volumes of accounts payable transactions and identifying ways to streamline payment processes. The Tax and Compliance Office promotes compliance to federal and state tax laws, serves as a campus resource with respect to tax issues, and oversees the university’s accounts payable and payroll activities.
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Proven experience with Accounts Payable Invoicing, property management, reconciling accounts, financial reporting, audit preparation, and purchase orders. Perform monthly reconciliations of accounts payable general ledger accounts.
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Process full cycle accounts payable including invoice verification, coding, data entry, and payment processing. LHH is seeking an experienced Accounts Payable Specialist to join our amazing client.
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We are seeking an organized and detail-oriented Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable Specialist to join our growing Finance team. In this critical position, you will oversee the full credit and collections cycle for all client and vendor accounts.
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Peregrine Team is hiring for an Accounts Payable Specialist in Costa Mesa, CA. This position is a full-time, contract to hire role with full benefits and competitive pay. $20 - $22/hour Job Duties: Responsible for a high volume of Accounts Payable (A/P) processing for 70-100 invoices per day using Automatic Invoice Matching system (i.e., 3-way match) as well as other approval processes.
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Oversee and manage the full cycle of accounts payable activities, including timely and accurate invoice processing, payment, and reconciliation. If you are a highly motivated, detail-oriented, and experienced Accounts Payable Specialist, we look forward to hearing from you.
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Specialize in one or more functional areas such as grants accounting, fund accounting, revenue cycle, accounts payable, payroll, etc. Talent Acquisition Specialist: Tamara B. Young tammy.young@vandaliahealth.org.
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