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Mustard Seed SGM LLCMissoula, MT
Onsite

About The Position

The Mustard Seed at SouthGate mall is looking for a part-time bookkeeper to help facilitate and manage restaurant operations. This role involves working 3 days a week, 3-4 hours a day. The Mustard Seed is an Asian-fusion restaurant with 2 locations, one in Missoula and another in Spokane. As a part-time bookkeeper, you will be assisting the restaurant with managing their books, preparing mail, running reports in our POS software, and other various office tasks needed to facilitate the restaurant. The Mustard Seed was started in 1978 in Missoula, Montana by a group of friends and family, including sisters Betty and Nancy Tokumoto and Betty's husband, David Hall. Betty and Nancy grew up in Okinawa, Bangkok, and Hawaii and attended college in Oregon, giving them a unique ability to blend the cooking styles of the Far East with the tastes of the Pacific Northwest. Their recipes were created or inspired by the Tokumoto sisters.

Requirements

  • Ability to pass a background check.

Nice To Haves

  • 1 year of bookkeeping experience

Responsibilities

  • Gathering invoices for payment
  • Print menus when needed
  • Count cash drops from previous day and reconcile to receipts and record information
  • Record and maintain daily books
  • Prepare tills for the day
  • Write up and prepare deposits
  • Prepare outgoing mail
  • Order office supplies
  • Run various reports in POS software
  • Transfer sales information from POS to other accounting software
  • Additional various office tasks as needed

Benefits

  • Paid time off
  • Discounted employee meals

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