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The tutor position is a student work study/assistant who works collaboratively with the Assistant Director of Tutoring Services in providing comprehensive and integrated academic support and resources to students.
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Flexibility to work from home 2-3 days per week but the Accounting Associate must live in the Lynchburg, VA area and will be expected to come into the office the other 2-3 days per week. The mission for the Accounting Associate is to support Wellings Capital's post-close investment activities and internal financial controls by ensuring the accurate and timely management of financial records and reporting, thereby contributing to the firm's financial integrity and success.
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As a Government Contract Controller / Accounting Manager in Lynchburg, VA (remote work will also be considered), you will be part of the proven team in the Framatome Government Solutions Business Line in the Corporate Business Unit.
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