Accounting Clerk

Why This Role Is Different

This is not a generic data entry accounting job.

We're helping to fill a role that is well suited for someone who takes pride in accuracy, reliability, and doing detailed work correctly the first time, and who wants to build a long-term career in accounting within a stable, growing organization.

You will be trusted with real financial transactions that support multiple operating divisions, not just filing or cleanup work.

You will be successful in this role if you can:

• Process payments accurately and on time
  Handle checks, drafts, and financing-related transactions with a high level of precision, using quality checks to prevent errors before they occur.

• Keep vendor accounts clean and reconciled
  Review, code, and reconcile invoices, resolve discrepancies, and work with vendors and internal teams to prevent recurring issues.

• Maintain audit-ready documentation
  Ensure all transactions, especially financing-related items, are properly documented, compliant, and easy to review.

• Handle high-volume work without losing focus
  Stay organized and accurate in a deadline-driven environment where consistency matters.

• Improve how the work gets done
  Look for better ways to use systems, automation, or accounting tools to reduce manual effort and improve accuracy over time.

Strong performers in this role are often given expanded responsibilities, exposure to more complex accounting work, and clear paths for advancement. This position is ideal for someone who wants steady growth rather than frequent job changes.

You will receive training, clear processes, and support from a team that values reliability and follow-through.

• Associate’s degree in accounting or equivalent hands-on experience

• Comfort with repetitive, detail-oriented work

• Strong organizational habits and attention to detail

• Ability to work well with others to resolve issues

• Working knowledge of accounting systems and Microsoft Office

If you have done similar work successfully, results matter more than resume keywords.

• Health, dental, and vision insurance

• Paid vacation and flex time

• 401(k) with company match

• Profit sharing and bonus opportunities

• Short- and long-term disability

• Company-paid life insurance

• Paid training and development

• Family-friendly, team-oriented environment

If this sounds like a career move and not just another accounting job, apply with your resume or Linked In profile.

Strong candidates may be asked to briefly describe one accounting accomplishment they are proud of, such as improving accuracy, resolving a recurring issue, or managing high-volume work under deadlines.