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The Accounts Receivable Manager will be responsible for managing all aspects of collections operations process. The Accounts Receivable Manager will be responsible for solving customer billing issues and reducing accounts receivable delinquency, along with cash collection management functions.
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Oversee the accounts receivable functions and ensure accuracy and timeliness of the invoicing process in Oracle Fusion. Our client, a pioneering medical device company, is seeking a Manager of Accounts Receivable.
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Immediate need for Accounts Receivable Accountant seeking to work for a growing Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. If you are detail oriented and accurate with strong accounting skills, don't miss out, apply today for this Accounts Receivable Accountant opportunity with this growing, high tech organization.
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The Manager, Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable has dedicated experience in both Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable. The Manager, Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable is an onsite role located in San Jose, CA.
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