Apprentice Bookkeeper
Who is successful at BPM:
- Caring people who put others first
- Self-starters who embody the BPM entrepreneurial spirit
- Authentic individuals with a diverse point of view
- Lifelong learners with a drive to excel
- Resilient people who rise to the occasion
Requirements
- Some experience with transactional accounting and familiarization with an accounting software platform (Example: QuickBooks Online).
- Eagerness to expand knowledge and proficiency in accounting.
- Some completion of college-level coursework in the field of accounting (completed degree is not required).
- Strong inclination towards achieving the relevant certifications.
- Some experience in an office environment will be beneficial.
- Strong aptitude for written and verbal communication and willingness to leverage messaging and workflow applications in a professional setting.
- Ability to adapt and learn various systems with a focus on QuickBooks Online (QBO).
- Proficiency in MS Office Suite, with a particular emphasis on Outlook, Word, and Excel.
Responsibilities
- Assisting with accounts payable, customer invoicing, and bank reconciliations.
- Preparing business compliance filings such as 1099’s, payroll, and sales tax.
- Demonstrating a fundamental understanding of accounting practices.
- Preparing and accurately documenting work papers.
- Delivering high-quality work products in compliance with BPM’s policies.
- Committing to deadlines and efficient communication.
- Building effective team relationships and communicating the status of work clearly.
- Embracing feedback and professionalism.
- Exhibiting the understanding and empathy required as part of BPM's team dynamics.
Skills
As published by lever · 5 questions · 1 written answer
Basics
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Pick from a list (4)
- This is an on-site position, are you able to commute to Sioux Falls 5 days out of the week?
- This position is between $18-20 an hour, are you comfortable with that range?
- Are you legally authorized to work in the United States? optional
- Will you now or in the future require sponsorship for employment visa status (for example, changing from F-1 to H-1B, TN, E-3 or within those categories)? optional
Written answers (1)
- How many years of bookkeeping experience do you have?