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ESCO Group
Project Accountant - Engineering Division
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A Project Accountant organizes and maintains financial records for a project. Creates project accounts and oversees project expenses and billing. Monitors project budget and budget variances.
$77,915 / year median in Iowa
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Project Accountant - Engineering Division ESCO Group - 4.7 Marion, IA Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Qualifications Computer operation Microsoft Outlook Spreadsheets Word embeddings Windows Technical Proficiency Full Job Description The Project Accountant is a full-time support position within ESCO Automation. This position is best described as an administrative data entry role and client billing resource for Automation Projects. It requires basic accounting knowledge, client billing, and invoicing experience. Work will be performed onsite in our Marion, IA, office. The Project Accountant will be responsible for, but not limited to: Set up client projects in the ERP accurately and in a timely manner. Facilitate cost account meetings with Project Managers, review and analyze cost information, and update notes in the collaboration tool. Prepare and post project accounting adjustments by updating estimates, increasing contract amounts, adding change orders, updating project type and/or tracking purchase orders. Initiate time and material moves as needed. Review collaboration tool to determine client billing requirements. Prepare client invoices by gathering information such as unbilled WIP reports, purchase orders, and material invoices. Send weekly time reports to clients. Review project sales and use tax issues. Provide assistance researching project numbers to Payroll and Accounts Payable. Close client projects upon completion. Collaborate collection efforts. Accountable for reducing delinquency for assigned accounts. Document internal processes and process changes—creating clear SOPs as needed.