Accounting Assistant

Description:

We need someone to keep our EU books clean: recording, reconciling, organising. A licensed onshore accountant handles final review and statutory filing. Your job is to make sure what lands on their desk is accurate and complete.

You'll get one week of training to learn our specific systems and workflows. That's for orientation, not for teaching you bookkeeping; you should already know your debits from your credits before you walk in.

What You'll Actually Do

Record daily transactions across multiple EU entities. Reconcile bank and credit card accounts. Prepare invoices, expense reports, and month-end close packs. Organise documentation for VAT and statutory review. Catch discrepancies before they become someone else's problem.

Who We're Looking For

• Someone who notices when a number's off by a few cents and can't let it go until they find out why.
• You've got a bachelor's degree in accounting, commerce, or something related,
• at least 2 years of bookkeeping experience,
• and you're comfortable in cloud accounting software.
• Your written and spoken English is solid, as you'll be coordinating with an onshore team regularly.