Finance Associate (Remote) Urbana, IA - Clickstop : Job Details

Are you a detail-oriented professional with a passion for numbers and financial accuracy? Join ouraward-winning company and culture as a Finance Associate and play a vital role in supporting the core financial operations that power our business to move forward and continue to drive our success year after year.

What you'll be doing:

• Aligning with Clickstop's Core Values to drive our culture and business forward.
• Reconciling cash accounts.
• Assisting with day-to-day Accounts Payable functions: vendor onboarding, recording payments, posting expenses.
• Collaborating with various internal teams to establish and maintain processes for invoice discrepancies.
• Analyzing SPS error report to diagnose and resolve errors.
• Overseeing stock bills on payment hold.
• Reviewing and reconciling credit memos.
• Assisting with preparation of month-end balance sheet reconciliations.
• Performing various financial and process improvement projects.
• Other duties as assigned.

What we value in this role:

• Strong work ethic with a growth mindset.
• Ability to work independently and with a team, communicating effectively.
• Seeks opportunities to improve themselves and their work.
• Curious and Responsible- asking questions and taking action when there is a need.
• Exceptional attention to detail.
• Comfortable using Microsoft's suite of products, especially Excel.
• Associate or bachelor's degree in accounting or related field.
• 2-4 years of accounting experience.

What Clickstop provides:

• The opportunity to pursue your best self (as an employee, parent, partner, citizen, etc.) We believe coming to work shouldn't be transactional, but instead should be a purpose-driven experience.
• An entrepreneurial environment where opportunities are endless for those who seek them.
• Recognition for personal, team, and company accomplishments, because Clickstop's success is a reflection of your engagement and excellence.
• Professional and personal development opportunities.
• PTO, Paid Holidays, and Volunteer Time Off
• Life and Disability Insurance
• ESOP – After one full year of service and minimum hour requirement is met

Note: For remote work, internet speeds of 20 mbps are required. In order to be considered for a remote role at Clickstop, residence must be in one of the following states: Iowa, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, or Florida. We do not hire outside of the US. This role is remote or hybrid. Training will be conducted onsite in Urbana.

Must be authorized to work in the US.Employment is contingent upon the completion of a satisfactory background check. Clickstop is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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