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present of AI is seeking a finance-focused implementation specialist to set up reconciliation and accounting use cases for US clients. You will work from Colombia and travel regularly to client sites, translating requirements into concrete configurations.
A few years in finance or analyst roles, strong spreadsheet and math skills, and fluency in English are essential. Knowledge of SQL or scripting is a plus, as is comfort coordinating with clients and internal teams, and holding a valid US visa.
This role sets up and configures reconciliation and accounting use cases for US clients, working from Colombia with regular travel to client sites. A strong candidate brings a few years of finance or analyst work, solid spreadsheet and math skills, and the ability to turn client requirements into working setups. Clear English communication and comfort coordinating with both client and internal teams matter, along with a valid US visa.
The platform is built around AI, and the job explicitly asks for using AI to speed up and improve implementation work. Much of the setup and documentation can be assisted by automation, so the person needs to judge what the tools produce and keep the logic sound. What stays human is understanding the client's reconciliation needs, explaining choices, and guiding end users through configuration.
Someone here would gain hands on practice applying AI and automation inside real client implementations on a financial control platform, learning where AI helps and where careful checking is needed. Building that experience could start with using AI tools on reconciliation or matching tasks and documenting the results. Familiarity with SQL, database logic, or scripting would strengthen the foundation for this kind of work.
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No-code financial automation platform orchestrating transaction reconciliation, ledger matching, and accounting controls