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The IT Disaster Recovery Specialist will manage the accounting function, ensuring accurate financial records, GAAP compliance, and effective reporting. Responsibilities include account reconciliations, analyzing expenditures, preparing financial statements, assisting in budgeting, and improving accounting processes. Strong analytical skills and experience in financial analysis and reporting are essential for strategic decision-making.

In this role, you will manage the accounting function including reconciliations, journal entries, AR, AP, and billing. You will analyze company expenditures, ensure regulatory compliance, prepare financial statements, assist in budgeting, and look for process improvements.

The IT Change Management Specialist will manage the accounting function including account reconciliations and journal entries, analyze financial reports and expenditures, ensure compliance with GAAP, assist in building financial statements, and improve accounting processes.

The IT Disaster Recovery Specialist will manage the accounting function, maintain financial records, prepare reports, analyze data, ensure regulatory compliance, assist in budgeting and forecasting, and improve accounting processes. The role demands strong analytical skills and experience in financial statement preparation, GAAP, and accounting systems.

As an IT Change Management Specialist, you will manage the accounting function, including reconciliations and journal entries, ensure compliance with GAAP, analyze financial data, assist in budgeting and forecasting, and seek improvements in accounting processes. Strong communication skills and a proactive approach are essential.

The position involves managing the accounting function including reconciliations, journal entries, accounts receivable, payable, and billing. You'll analyze company expenditures, ensure compliance with GAAP, prepare financial statements and budgets, and improve accounting processes.