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Accountant II

Company Name:
Hatch Mott MacDonald
Accountant II
Job Ref 15547BR
Job Category Administration
Finance and Accounting
Job Profile Hatch Mott MacDonald (HMM) is an award-winning consulting engineering firm with major success in the fields of architectural services; highway and bridges; aviation; rail and transit; water and water resources; wastewater; environment; municipal engineering; ports and harbors; tunnels; and pipeline services. We have earned a reputation for technical excellence on some of the world's most prominent and challenging projects. With office throughout North America, HMM provides a full range of services, from planning and design through construction management. We are seeking highly motivated individuals to join our dynamic team of professionals in locations throughout the US and Canada.
Job Description Prepare and enter journal entries.
Preparation of fixed asset schedules/depreciation and capital expenditure reporting.
Prepare monthly balance sheet, P&L and intercompany account reconciliations.
Participate in the monthly closing process.
Prepare weekly, monthly and quarterly reports as required by management.
Provide audit support for year-end financial and tax audits.
Special projects as required.
Overtime required as needed.
Candidate Specification Minimum requirements include: Bachelor's degree in Accounting 3
years experience in fast paced environment. Strong analytical and computer skills. Experience with Lawson system helpful.
Contract Type Regular (US only)
Work Pattern Full-Time
Country United States
Country Region / State New Jersey
Position Location Iselin, NJ
Recruiter Contact HMM Recruiter
Removal Date 03-Jul-2015
Apply for job Send to friend Save to cart View similar jobsEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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