Accounting Specialist I

EdFedMiami, FL
2d

About The Position

Accounting Specialist I is responsible for maintaining accurate and detail accounting records. This position processes domestic and international outgoing and incoming wires. The Accounting Specialist I is responsible to prepare monthly General Ledger reconciliations. In addition, this position provides support to other Credit Union departments through assistance in problem resolution and research.

Requirements

  • To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  • Associate’s degree in Accounting
  • 1 -2 years Experience
  • Understand accounting principles.
  • Ability to accurately and efficiently analyze data.
  • Knowledge in Accounting principles required
  • Proficiency in Excel skills
  • Excellent time management ability
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Excellent attention to detail and accuracy entering data
  • Strong math and research skills.

Responsibilities

  • Process wire transfers daily Domestic and international Incoming and outgoing
  • General Ledger reconciliations
  • Reconcile branch and teller work daily
  • Verify manual department General Ledger entries daily
  • Reconcile General Ledger Accounts
  • Perform department processes, conduct research and problem resolution
  • Process deposited returned checks daily, review and process stop payments.
  • Process foreign checks.
  • Verify electronic payment file and return file (ACH).
  • Collaborate with team members to provide front line and member support by performing research and analysis.
  • File, store and destroy documents daily, weekly, monthly and annually.
  • Perform various administrative duties as directed by Management.
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