Accounts Payable Manager
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Job description
Key Responsibilities
- Manage all aspects of Accounts Payable including reconciling invoices to the agreements, entering bills, applying payments
- Posting journal entries in NetSuite, including accrual of expenses, amortization of prepayments, allocation of expenses between departments
- Analyze expense trends utilizing strong accounting knowledge
- Communicate with vendors and approval managers discussing all billing matters, payment, and billing terms
- Assist with the preparation of monthly financial reports and analysis as needed
- Prepare reports to the heads of department with regard to payments processed and outstanding liabilities
- Provide invoices support, including assisting in the research, analysis, and payment issues
- Provide support to the team during annual Group and stand-alone audits
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting and a minimum of 3-year experience
- Strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills
- Ability to take ownership and demonstrate strong leadership and follow through
- Experience in working with accounting systems such as NetSuite is desirable
- Attention to detail, completing multiple or repetitive tasks
- Experienced with all Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel
Job Benefits
- Work with top talent and great colleagues who are industry and technology experts. Operate in a Scaled Agile environment, diverse, multicultural and cross-functional teams.
- We are a global and modern software product company building world-class Enterprise InsurtTech Product powered by leading-edge technologies (microservices, reactive, cloud, continuous delivery)
- Participate in a variety of new knowledge-sharing and training opportunities - EIS University, internal trainings and certification programs
- We offer flexible working hours, remote possibility
- 20 working days of paid vacation, 3 additional Days off plus paid sick leave
- Medical insurance
- Free English lessons
- Equipment is provided
Originally posted on Himalayas
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