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Accounts Receivable

Location: Dublin

Work Type: Permanent / Full Time

Job Ref: 12257231


Job Title: Accounts Assistant (Accounts Receivable)
Role Type: Full Time, FTC (14 months)
Location: Citywest, Co. Dublin
  
On behalf of our fantastic client, a leading distribution company based in Citywest, Co. Dublin, we are recruiting an experienced Accounts Assistant on a full-time FTC basis. The role will report to the Financial Controller and will work in an Accounts Receivable capacity. Your contract will be directly with our client. This is a hybrid position, with 2 days from home when you are settled into your new position.
  
Responsibilities:
  • Accurately record and allocate daily bank payments
  • Process Visa and PayPal payments efficiently
  • Oversee administrative management of account mailboxes and calls
  • Handle support calls and process non-stock credit transactions
  • Maintain organised filing of PODs, including those accessed via the online portal
  • Facilitate the setup of new accounts on the Euler portal
  • Follow up proactively on overdue balances
  • Conduct daily reviews of customer credit limits to ensure compliance
  
The Person:
  • Proven ability to build and maintain positive relationships with clients and internal teams
  • Excellent organisational skills and keen attention to detail
  • Sound understanding of credit management and financial regulations
  • Previous experience in credit control/accounts receivable and payment processing is essential
  • Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new reporting tools and software
  • Proficient planning, organisational, and reporting abilities
  • Capable of working under pressure, managing workload, meeting deadlines, and escalating when necessary
  
The Offer:
  • Base Salary of €40,000+ DOE
  • Fixed-term contract (1 year)
  • Excellent working hours, including an early finish on Fridays
  • New canteen facilities
  • Educational assistance
  • Staff purchase scheme
  • 20 days annual leave plus service days
  • Pension and PHI
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