Accounts Payable Specialist Williamson County, TN - Hybrid
As an Accounts Payable Specialist , you will be responsible for maintaining the processing of timely payments for company invoices for multiple locations throughout the US.
What you would be doing:· GL coding, obtaining approvals, and preparing weekly check runs
· Process a high volume of invoices per week in ERP
· Allocate invoices to obtain approval
· Prepare invoices for payment via checks, multiple customer portals or ACH
· Make necessary adjustments to invoices when needed
· Monthly reconciliations of vendor statements
· Primary point of contact for vendors regarding invoice inquiries and troubleshooting
· Assist the AP Manager with special projects when needed
· Assist in 1099 processing at year end
What we need from you: - Minimum of 2+ years of multi location accounts payable /accounting support experience (high volume)
- Must be available to work in a team setting/hybrid role
- Excel- Basic fluency, Comfortable working in Microsoft Office/Teams
Hours: M-F (40 hours/week), Flexible start/end times (7am-9am)
Must be comfortable working 3 days in office (Williamson county area)
Benefits include: Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO/holiday pay provided
Hourly Pay Rate $26-27/hr
Pay Details: $26.00 to $27.00 per hour
Search managed by: Holland Hunt
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