Accounts Payable Assistant
Mitchell Adam · Birmingham
Job description
About the role
Join a thriving finance team as an Accounts Payable Assistant, supporting a fast‑moving organisation in the West Midlands. You will play a key part in ensuring suppliers are paid accurately and on time while developing your finance skills in a collaborative environment.
Key responsibilities
- Process supplier invoices and manage the purchase ledger.
- Perform supplier reconciliations and resolve payment queries.
- Run payment cycles and ensure timely payments.
- Collaborate with finance colleagues and other business areas to improve processes.
- Take ownership of your workload and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
Required profile
- Previous experience in Accounts Payable, Purchase Ledger or Finance Administration.
- Strong understanding of AP processes, including invoice handling and payment runs.
- Excellent organisational abilities and the capacity to meet deadlines.
- Confident written and verbal communication skills for supplier and internal interactions.
- Good IT aptitude with the ability to learn new finance software quickly.
Required skills
- Microsoft Excel
- Finance/accounting software
What we offer
- Opportunity to grow within a successful, expanding organisation.
- Supportive team culture that values ideas and contributions.
- Generous hybrid working arrangement promoting work‑life balance.
- Inclusive workplace focused on personal development and teamwork.
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Mitchell Adam
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