Accountant

What is an Accountant?

An Accountant is a finance professional responsible for managing, analyzing, and ensuring the accuracy of financial records. This role plays a vital part in maintaining an organization's financial health, preparing reports, reconciling accounts, and supporting decision-making through accurate budgeting and forecasting. Accountants ensure compliance with financial regulations while identifying opportunities for cost savings and operational improvements.

This role is ideal for detail-oriented individuals with strong analytical skills and a passion for numbers, accuracy, and financial integrity.

Job Duties

• Financial Management: Manage financial transactions, including credit card and bank reconciliations, accounts payable, and receivable processes.
• Project Financial Oversight: Collaborate with managers to forecast project costs, monitor timelines, and ensure budget accuracy.
• Financial Reporting: Prepare, update, and summarize monthly financial reports, providing actionable insights to stakeholders.
• Financial Forecasting: Develop and update annual budgets to support strategic planning and organizational goals.
• Account Reconciliation: Reconcile all accounts monthly to ensure accurate records and compliance with financial standards.
• Cost Optimization: Identify cost-saving opportunities and strategies to improve operational efficiency.
• Investor Reporting: Prepare and deliver quarterly reports for investor review, highlighting key financial metrics and performance trends.
• Financial Transactions: Process invoices, checks, and payroll accurately and in a timely manner.
• Record Maintenance: Maintain accurate financial records, including ledgers, journal entries, balance sheets, and project budgets.
• Cost Tracking: Monitor and classify expenses to ensure accurate data entry and reporting.
• Document Management: Update and store records securely on Dropbox, including contracts, budgets, reports, invoices, and project documents.