Accounts Payable - EMEA Region
Berkshire, Windsor
Accounts Payable - EMEA Region
Berkshire, Windsor
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are currently recruiting for an Accounts Payable Associate to join the International Finance department of a large and well established client based in Windsor. This role will be part of a small team in an energetic, friendly & busy environment.
There is fre parking available on site as well as easy access from the train station for anyone on public transport.
The working hours are Mon - Fri, 09:00 - 17:00.
Responsibilities Include:
- Accurately processing Accounts Payable transactions for the EMEA region, which will include supplier invoices, employee expenses, direct debits and incoming funds.
- Running daily payment runs on a rotational week on week off basis.
- Reviewing the Treasury Bank Reconciliations, follow up and resolve any outstanding items with the Business as necessary.
- Multi-currency and multi-business unit accounting reconciliations.
- Review and Audit employee expenses claims.
- Investigate and resolve Operational and Vendor queries.
Knowledge and Skills Required:
- Proven accounts payable experience within an international environment, specifically having experience of foreign currency and multiple business units.
- Excellent time management skills with the ability to prioritise tasks to ensure that deadlines are consistently met.
- A proactive and diligent approach to all tasks.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to work with people of all levels.
- Reliable and flexible, able to work as part of team but deliver on own objectives.
- Good knowledge of MS office, specifically Excel.
- Experience of PeopleSoft Financials/Oracle an advantage.
- Additional European languages would also be an advantage.
If you are interested in the position, please get in touch with Dimitri Bishop on 0118 2070 225 or at dimitri.bishop@markssattin.co.uk
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