Accountant

Tasks

• Manage the full accounting cycle (payroll, general ledger, financial and tax reporting, etc.) and accounts payable.
• Collaborate with managers to establish annual budgets, process work-related accidents, and ensure compliance with labour policies and standards.
• Track banking transactions (checks, fund transfers, donations, financial statements, cash flow, etc.)
• Update employee files from the time of hiring to the time of departure.
• Take charge of the employees' pension plans and group insurance.
• Archive accounting and administrative files while participating in the continuous improvement of administrative services.
• Support management with grant applications, fundraising and similar projects.
• Perform other related tasks to ensure smooth operations.
• If you are ready to take on new challenges, we would like to meet you!

Advantages

• Great range of fringe benefits after your first year of probation to support you in your daily life.
• 35 hours per week schedule with the weekend off for you to rest.
• The organization is within walking distance of a train station for your convenience.
• On-site parking if you have your own car.
• Possibility of tenure for your career stability.

Job requirements

• Academically, you have a college or vocational diploma in accounting, finance or any other relevant field.
• Professionally, you have between 3 and 5 years of relevant experience in a similar position.
• Linguistically, you are bilingual, both written and spoken.
• In practice, you have experience or knowledge of non-profit organizations, which is an asset that will help you in your daily work.
• In terms of IT, you are familiar with the Microsoft Dynamics GP software, which is an asset.
• Finally, you have some experience with payroll processing and are familiar with the Nethris payroll software, this is also an asset.

Desired profile

• You definitely have the main quality of any accountant: you love working with numbers!
• You are a model in terms of managing several files simultaneously and managing priorities.
• Your active listening skills make you approachable; it goes without saying that empathy is a key quality for the NPO.