Billing Administrator

Role: Billing Administrator - 12 month FTC

Salary: £28,000 - £34,000 + Circa 10% bonus + Excellent Benefits

Location: Manchester (hybrid working)

My client is a rapidly growing global organisation offering a range of services to the Financial and Professional Services sector. As part of their exciting growth plans, an opportunity exists to join their business in a Billing Administrator role.

The Role

• Raise annual and ad-hoc invoices on Sage Intacct throughout the month adhering to agreed deadlines
• Raise legal invoices
• Respond to billing queries received from external audiences and escalate any issues or complaints to the Billing Team Leader
• Identify and flag process improvements
• Support the credit control process as required

The Person

• 3 years+ relevant experience with exposure to manual billing
• Proactive character who can communicate confidently at all levels
• Able to say ‘no’ if needs be to ensure expectations of senior stakeholders are not mismanaged
• Resilience, willingness to listen, learn and incorporate feedback
• Diligent, analytical with excellent attention to detail without loss of pace

The role is based in their Manchester office, offering hybrid working with 3 days in the office and 2 days from home once up to speed. If you feel you have the qualities

our client is seeking, please forward your CV and covering letter indicating your current package to Graeme Parker at GEM Partnership or for a discreet conversation call our Peterlee office.

GEM Partnership is acting as an employment agency on this vacancy.

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