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Accounts Receivable Analyst

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Are you energized by solving problems, navigating tough conversations, and driving real impact on cash flow? We’re looking for a motivated AR Analyst to join our Corporate Accounting team.

This isn’t your typical collections role it’s an opportunity to take ownership of a portfolio, partner across the business, and help shape how we approach collections in a fast-paced, evolving environment. If you thrive on accountability, enjoy digging into issues, and take pride in turning challenges into results, this role is for you.

You’ll play a critical role in improving cash flow, resolving account issues, and strengthening relationships with both internal teams and customers, all while helping drive continuous improvement across the AR function.

WHAT YOU WILL DO - ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Own and manage a portfolio of customer entity accounts, driving timely collection of outstanding balances.
  • Proactively follow up on past due invoices through consistent outreach via phone and email.
  • Investigate and resolve billing discrepancies, short payments, and unapplied cash with a problem-solving mindset.
  • Partner with branch teams, operations, and customer service to remove collection barriers and drive resolution.
  • Maintain accurate and detailed collection notes, ensuring clear visibility into account status and next steps.
  • Identify trends, aging risks, and problem accounts, escalating with recommended actions when needed.
  • Support month-end close activities, including AR aging review and account reconciliations.
  • Take initiative in improving processes, enhancing workflows, and contributing to automation efforts.
  • Build strong, trusted relationships with internal and external partners while delivering a high level of service.
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