Hybrid Accounting Manager Role in Coquitlam (British Columbia)

Hybrid Accounting Manager Role in Coquitlam (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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Swim Recruiting
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British Columbia

16 Sep

Swim Recruiting

British Columbia

Step into a managerial position as an Accounting Manager with a reputable organization in Coquitlam, British Columbia. This hybrid role is focused on managing accounts payable, receivable, and supporting overall financial functions.

Swim Recruiting is seeking a dedicated CPA professional to lead the accounting operations. In this role, reporting directly to the Director of Finance, you will oversee key transactional processes and ensure regulatory compliance while optimally using the financial system. The company is known for its supportive culture and emphasis on employee growth.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee all AP and AR invoicing processes
• Manage the month-end close cycle effectively
• Ensure accurate and timely financial reporting




• Develop accounting strategies promoting organizational goals
• Lead accounting personnel, fostering their development

Requirements:
• Must possess CPA designation (or international equivalent)
• 5+ years of relevant accounting experience
• Familiarity with ERP systems in a project-driven workplace
• Proficient leadership and communication skills
• Strong analytical and organizational abilities

Drive your career forward as an Accounting Manager in the thriving community of Coquitlam.
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📌 Hybrid Accounting Manager Role in Coquitlam (British Columbia)
🏢 Swim Recruiting
📍 British Columbia

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