Accounting Clerk

Job title: Accounting Clerk

Job description: Accounting Clerk

Are you looking for career opportunities within a global growing real estate company?

Then you might be our next Accounting Clerk.

Join us and be a part of our journey.

• provide accounting and clerical support to the accounting department
• type accurately, prepare and maintain accounting documents and records
• prepare bank deposits, general ledger postings and statements

• reconcile accounts in a timely manner
• daily enter key data of financial transactions in database
• provide assistance and support to company personnel

• research, track and restore accounting or documentation problems and discrepancies
• inform management and compile reports/summaries on activity areas
• function in accordance with established standards, procedures, and applicable laws

• constantly update job knowledge
• assist internal and external audit project
• maintain general ledger and perform daily bank reconciliation duties

• prepare and record journal entries to financial statements
• other duties as assigned

who you are

• Bachelor’s degree in finance or accounting
• Yardi software experience
• minimum of one-year accounts payable experience and accounting knowledge
• tracking expenses, understanding the chart of accounts, attention to detail, thoroughness, organization, analyzing information, accounting, vendor relationships, PC proficiency, data entry skills, general math skills

how to apply

Apply with a copy of your resume.

about Akelius

Akelius acquires, upgrades, manages residential properties.

Akelius owns 45,000 rental apartments in Boston, New York, Washington, Montreal, Toronto, Paris, London, Berlin, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Malmo, Stockholm.

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Akelius Canada is committed to providing accommodations for employees with disabilities. If you are contacted for this position and require a specific accommodation because of a disability or a medical need, please let the HR team know.

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