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POSITION SUMMARY: The Live Ops Accounting Clerk position will be a temporary position from September through December with potential of becoming full time. Pilgrim's wants YOU to join our Team as a TEMPORARY LIVE OPS ACCOUNTING CLERK.
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The Distribution Center Desk Clerk will coordinate the trailer movement activities for the shipping operation. Distribution Center Desk Clerk What Will You Do? The Distribution Center Desk Clerk will coordinate the trailer movement activities for the shipping operation.
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Proficiency in accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, SAP) and Microsoft Excel. Ensure accuracy and completeness of financial transactions in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)Billing and Invoicing: Assist in preparing customer invoices and billing statements for transportation services rendered.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Live Ops Accounting Clerk position will be a temporary position starting now through July/August with potential of becoming full time. The Live Ops Accounting Clerk processes various internal financial documents and data, analyzes data and prepares internal financial reports.
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