Lead accounts receivable operations at Dulcedo through accurate invoicing, collections, and reconciliations in a hands-on senior position. Guide AR clerks while keeping payments moving and records reliable.
As Senior Accounts Receivable Technician, you run daily AR activities for Dulcedo, a multidisciplinary talent management group. You oversee invoicing, cash application, ledger reconciliation, collections, and billing disputes. You also coordinate priorities, review work, develop team skills, and provide reporting Finance leadership relies on. The function supports campaigns, bookings, and brand partnerships across Dulcedo's client base.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead daily accounts receivable operations and prioritize team workloads
- Oversee invoicing, collections, cash application, and reconciliations
- Manage aging reports, collection calendars, and outstanding balances
- Resolve billing disputes professionally with client finance contacts
- Improve processes through credit procedures, automation, and NetSuite
Requirements:
- Six or more years in accounts receivable, collections, or accounting operations
- Accounting, finance, or related diploma or degree
- Hands-on command of the full accounts receivable cycle
- ERP fluency; hands-on NetSuite experience is a strong asset
- Knowledge of DSO, aging, CEI, bad debt, and Excel reporting
Bring accounting fundamentals, collections leadership, and disciplined reporting to Dulcedo's reliable, continuously improving accounts receivable function.
Senior Accounts Receivable Manager in Mississauga employer: DULCEDO Management
Dulcedo is an exceptional employer that prioritizes a vibrant work culture, offering unlimited paid vacation and flexible working arrangements to ensure a true work-life balance. With a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, employees thrive in an environment that fosters personal and professional growth, supported by comprehensive benefits and the unique opportunity to work at the forefront of the talent management industry in dynamic cities like Montreal and Toronto.
