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Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our finance team as an Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable Clerk with a focus on cryptocurrency transactions.
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The AR Manager will be responsible for overseeing the accounts receivable processes and ensuring that billings, liens, and cash applications are managed efficiently and effectively. Manage accounts receivable, ensuring accurate and timely posting of payments.
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In depth knowledge of end-to-end RTR business processes including areas such as General Accounting, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Bank Integrations, Fixed Assets, Foreign Exchange Revaluation, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Travel & Expenses, Treasury, Reporting, and Data Integration.
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Leading core Accounting areas including Performance Management (executive dashboards management reporting, planning, budgeting & forecasting, analytics & decision support); Record-to-Report (financial close, consolidation, financial reporting, Fixed Assets, Inventory, Payroll); Order-to-Cash (order entry, customer credit, invoicing, accounts receivable, collections); and, Procure-to-Pay (procurement, accounts payable, invoicing.
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Managing process improvement or re-engineering initiatives and projects in the core back office accounting and/or FP&A areas as either a consultant or internal role; Accounting, Computer and Information Science, Finance, Information Technology.
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Leading the design, build, migration, and testing of OneStream for multi-dimensional data models (dimensions, hierarchies, attributes); input template and report build; Data Integration and Extract Transform and Load (ETL) concepts; understanding of calcs (allocation, top-down spreading, currencies); and, workflow, data permissions and security.
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Accounting duties will include month and year-end close, month-end reporting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, producing financial statements, as well as overseeing payroll.
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Leading the configuration of OneStream including but not limited to : Workflows, Data Sources, Transformation Rules, Business Rules and Calculations, Dashboards, Data Management Sequences, Cube / Master Data, System Security.
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Controller's Office: financial accounting, financial reporting, external audit, grants accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets accounting, and capital budgets.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionReporting into the VP of Finance & New Business Development, the Senior Accounts Receivable Manager will be responsible for ensuring the health and accuracy of the Accounts Receivable sub-ledger for US, Canada and LATAM subsidiaries.
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Manage day-to-day technical accounting function, including accounts payable, and accounts receivable. This position reports to the Sr. Manager (Corporate Accounting l FP&A) and oversees accounting, financial reporting, close, AP, and AR to meet operational, reporting, and audit requirements as we scale.
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Lead all accounting functions including net assets, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, investment tracking, fixed assets, cash management, and general accounting.
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Experience limited to teaching courses, bookkeeping, maintaining payroll records, accounts payable, accounts receivable, or preparing tax returns is not considered professional accounting/auditing experience.
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QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, and COMPETENCIES Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting with 3-5 years of experience in a client finance role having regular exposure to financial concepts such as revenue recognition, invoicing, accounts payable/receivable.
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At least 7 years of progressive related and equivalent work experience in accounting management coordinating audit activities, financial reporting, budget development, actual to budget analysis as well as overseeing accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, payroll, and customer service.
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