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The Cash Application Specialist is tasked with prompt and accurate update ERP accounts receivable
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Providing accounting and clerical support to project teams, project managers, and/or department managers. Word processing, data entry, registering projects and proposals, creating folders, filing, assembling and binding reports, formatting and scanning documents, transmitting documents, assisting with answering phones and office mail delivery, and providing backup to other administrative personnel during periods of co-worker leave, lunch breaks, training, etc.
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As an Accounting Clerk, your responsibilities will include processing invoices, printing checks, conducting bank runs, assisting with bi-weekly payroll, and performing daily accounting administrative tasks.
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General Description: Under guidance, responsible for day-to-day support of accounting operations. Research, resolve, and clear moderately complex accounting entries, adjustments, exceptions, errors, transactions, and other accounting records.
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Two or more years of experience in GL accounting and/or financial reporting required. Profession - Non-Clinical - Finance/Accounting. Bachelor’s degree in accounting or similar experience required.
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