Entry Level Staff Accountants work under the supervision of an accountant or accounting manager to learn about audit, review, compilation, and management services engagements. Duties may include developing worksheets; preparing analyses; checking calculations; compiling data; posting debits and credits; making journal entries; working with vendors and clients on billing issues; reviewing documents for accuracy; maintaining …
Accounts Payable Administrators manage the accounting department of a business. Their duties include supervising staff such as accounts payable clerks and bookkeepers, reviewing and processing invoices and payment requests, resolving invoice and account discrepancies, ensuring accurate and prompt processing of payments, overseeing department’s compliance with federal and state policies, preparing reports and analysis of accounts, …
External auditors are responsible for reviewing the financial reports of a business. To do this, they review data about costs, income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and investments to ensure they match the information that was reported in the ledger. They also look into whether or not all necessary documents are present. Duties also include preparing the …
Full charge bookkeepers are responsible for keeping complete and accurate financial records of a company. They create invoices, process payments, manage accounts payable, reconcile bank statements, manage payroll information, take inventory stock levels, track product orders, and issue purchase orders. This position requires an excellent working knowledge of QuickBooks or another accounting software program. Good …
Small Business Bankers are employees of a bank who specializes in working with small business and commercial clients, they oversee commercial clients accounts and recommend products and services based on client needs. Their duties include acting as liaison for the banks small business clients, processes loan applications for new and existing clients, review client accounts …
Internal auditors are responsible for controlling risk in a company by checking that company policies are being followed. To do this, they create financial reports about an organization’s assets and compliance with laws and regulations. They also provide recommendations for improving systems or processes to the management team. This position requires excellent reporting skills, decision-making …
Inventory managers are responsible for overseeing all aspects of the inventory in an organization. Duties include determining order amounts, placing orders with suppliers, receiving shipments, maintaining current stock levels, and managing surplus or expired items. Inventory management skills are necessary to be able to accurately estimate how many items will need to be ordered based …
Junior accountants are responsible for general bookkeeping and financial reporting, as well as calculating payroll information. Duties include maintaining ledgers of accounts, filing documents, monitoring the activity on bank accounts, and preparing reports. Junior accountants should have excellent attention to detail and strong mathematical skills; knowledge of Excel spreadsheets is beneficial. A bachelor’s degree in …
Night auditors are responsible for checking in guests and handling complaints at hotels, resorts, and other lodging establishments. Duties include processing registrations, verifying room availability, inspecting facilities and equipment, issuing key cards, and providing basic assistance to guests. This position requires the ability to work evenings and weekends, as well as good customer service skills. …
Payroll specialists are responsible for ensuring that employees’ salaries and benefits are calculated accurately. This position requires strong mathematical skills, comfort with using Excel spreadsheets, and the ability to process multiple tasks at once. A bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance is beneficial but not required when applying for this position. Other requirements include having …