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Amazon in Hyderabad, India, is seeking a Cash Application Analyst to post payments from lockbox, ACH, and wires to customer accounts, and to handle cash application and AR reconciliation.
You will research unidentified funds, coordinate with internal teams, and deliver accurate remittance details, discrepancies, and monthly reporting to management.
A Bachelor's degree in accounting or commerce, advanced Excel skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office applications are preferred.
Job ID: 10523639 | ADCI HYD 13 SEZ - H84
GAR (Global Accts Rec) is looking for Cash Application Analyst responsible for posting payments from the lockbox, ACH, and wire transfer to customer accounts. This role includes cash application and reconciling payments, communicating cash adjustments, and reducing un-applied cash receipts on aged accounts receivable. This position also requires research on missing, unidentified and rejected funds and collaborating with various internal departments to apply payments timely and accurately. Successful candidate is expected to analyze reports and reconciles large amounts of data with the ability to communicate results to management.
- Bachelor's degree in accounting and commerce (B. Com)
- Knowledge of Excel at an advanced level
- Experience with Microsoft Office products and applications
- 3+ years of finance operations/shared services, accounts payable, account receivable (collections) or general ledger experience
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