Accounting Assistant (Part-Time)

Job Description

Job Description

cb20 is a technology solutions provider of choice for organizations that value IT and Managed Services expertise and category-leading customer service. We partner with the world’s leading hardware and software companies to deliver end-to-end consulting, implementation and managed services across the U.S. With world-class engineering talent and 30+ years of experience cb20 delivers confidence, security, a true sense of control and the highest- quality, end-to-end customer experience in the business.

We are currently hiring our next Accounting Assistant in a part-time capacity, ranging 20-25 hours a week. Hours can be flexible.

Responsibilities include; but not limited to:

• Help with month-end financial reports
  
• Help with bank statements reconciliation, as well as accounts payable and receivable
• Perform balance sheet reconciliation
• Assist with the preparation of ad hoc and other internal reports
• Ensure the completion of assigned tasks in line with established deadline
• Study the accounting policies and processes of the organization and abide by them
• Compose and input journal entries
• Assist the coordinator with month-end financial reports
• Manage monthly tracking of physical inventory
• Support the payment processing team
  

Requirements:

• A complete or comprehensive understanding of accounting practices and procedures
• AAS in Accounting, or equivalent combination of education and experience
• The ability to act responsibly and ethically when working with sensitive financial information, whether it’s information for the company or for individuals
• Solid communication skills, with proficiency in speaking and writing
• Computer literacy, as accounting clerks are responsible for keying information into various computers and software programs
• Strong people skills – a polite and professional demeanor when working with other companies, as well as consumers and coworkers
• The willingness and ability to comply with local, state, and federal financial regulations, as well as the regulations established by the company itself