Accountant
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Job description
Accountant – Accounts Receivable, Invoicing & Financial Operations
Full-Time | Remote | U.S. Business Hours
About the Role
At Pavago, one of our clients is hiring an Accountant to manage invoicing, accounts receivable, cash flow tracking, and day-to-day financial operations.
This is more than a traditional bookkeeping role. You’ll work closely with leadership to keep financial records accurate while helping modernize accounting systems, automate workflows, and improve financial visibility.
We’re looking for someone who combines strong accounting fundamentals with a tech-forward, process-improvement mindset.
What You’ll Own
Invoicing & Accounts Receivable
- Prepare and issue accurate, timely invoices
- Manage accounts receivable and collections follow-ups
- Monitor outstanding balances and payment status
- Confirm incoming payments and maintain accurate transaction records
- Support healthy cash flow through consistent AR management
Cash Flow & Financial Operations
- Track incoming and outgoing transactions
- Monitor cash flow and payment schedules
- Maintain accurate financial reports and trackers
- Support banking and treasury-related activities
- Provide leadership with clear visibility into financial priorities
Accounting Systems & Automation
- Support migration from QuickBooks to modern accounting systems
- Improve accounting workflows using automation and AI tools
- Reduce repetitive manual processes
- Streamline payment tracking, reporting, and reconciliations
- Help build scalable accounting processes as the business grows
Reporting & Financial Organization
- Prepare financial summaries and operational reports
- Maintain clean, organized, audit-ready records
- Ensure accuracy across financial systems and documentation
- Support consistent accounting and compliance processes
What We’re Looking For
- 3+ years of accounting or financial operations experience
- Strong hands-on experience with QuickBooks
- Experience managing invoicing, accounts receivable, and payment tracking
- Advanced Excel or Google Sheets skills
- Familiarity with digital banking and payment processing platforms
- Strong understanding of financial tracking workflows
- Excellent attention to detail and organization
- Strong written and spoken English
- Comfortable working with U.S.-based leadership
- Availability during U.S. business hours
Nice to Have
- Accounting system migration experience
- Experience with automation or AI-assisted accounting workflows
- Cash forecasting or treasury operations exposure
- Startup or high-growth company experience
- Experience improving accounting SOPs and processes
What Success Looks Like
- Accurate and timely invoicing
- Strong AR collection performance
- Clear and reliable cash flow visibility
- Clean financial records and reporting
- Fewer manual accounting processes
- Improved accounting workflows and automation
- Consistent responsiveness and operational reliability
Why This Role Stands Out
- Direct collaboration with company leadership
- Ownership beyond transactional accounting
- Opportunity to modernize accounting systems and processes
- Exposure to AI and financial automation
- Fully remote environment
- Strong potential for growth as financial operations scale
Interview Process
- Initial Screening
- Spark Hire Intro Video
- Recruiter Interview
- Client Interview
- Offer & Onboarding
Apply Now
If you have strong accounting, QuickBooks, invoicing, and accounts receivable experience and enjoy improving financial systems and workflows, we’d love to hear from you.
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Originally posted on Himalayas
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