Payroll Specialist

Spang & Company has an opening for a Payroll Specialist at its corporate office in Pittsburgh, PA. This position is responsible for processing payroll for hourly and non-exempt employees.

Spang & Company is a diversified manufacturing company. Through the work of three unique product lines, we design, produce, and supply precision soft magnetic components and materials to the electronics industry and custom-engineered solutions to the power industry.

Major responsibilities will include processing hourly union and non-union payrolls, maintaining non-exempt payroll records, and managing the timekeeping system, including reporting and verifying accurate PTO balances. Additional responsibilities include tracking weekly overtime totals for annual reporting, monitoring payroll tax liabilities to reconcile with UKG quarterly and year-end payments, maintaining files for tax returns and financial reports, handling incoming and outgoing mail, and serving as a Notary Public for the company.

An associate's degree in Accounting, Business, or a related field is required; a bachelor's degree is preferred. At least two years of business or work experience, ideally in accounting or a related area is required. Payroll processing experience is a plus, as is experience in an ERP driven manufacturing environment. Basic Excel and Microsoft Office skills are required, and experience with payroll software, particularly UKG, is preferred. Candidates must be comfortable handling confidential information.

Spang provides a full benefits package with one of the best 401(k) matching plans in the business, competitive salaries, and much more. To learn more about growing your career at Spang & Company, please visit our website at

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