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Senior Full-Charge Accountant & Financial Operations Manager
Company: BBMPS
Location: Miami, Florida
Reporting to: Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Department: Accounting, Finance & Corporate Administration
Position Overview
BBMPS is seeking a highly experienced, independent, and proactive accounting professional to manage the complete financial and accounting operations of our Miami office.
This is a hands-on, one-person accounting department requiring strong technical accounting skills, financial judgment, excellent communication, and the ability to manage multiple responsibilities independently.
The successful candidate will work closely with the CFO to ensure accurate financial reporting, effective collections, timely payments, regulatory compliance, and strong financial controls.
Key Responsibilities1. Accounts Receivable & Collections
- Manage customer invoicing, statements, receivables, and outstanding balances.
- Conduct proactive collections through phone calls, emails, and direct negotiations.
- Resolve overdue payments, disputes, and customer account discrepancies.
- Monitor customer credit exposure, credit limits, and payment performance.
- Prepare weekly AR aging reports and collections forecasts.
- Recommend solutions to minimize bad debts and improve cash flow.
2. Accounts Payable, Bill Payments & Purchase Orders
- Manage vendor invoices, accounts payable, payment schedules, and supplier statements.
- Prepare, schedule, and execute authorized bill payments in accordance with company approval procedures.
- Verify invoices against purchase orders, receiving documentation, and agreed supplier conditions.
- Create, review, and administer purchase orders.
- Monitor open purchase orders, unpaid commitments, and supplier payment deadlines.
- Reconcile supplier balances and resolve billing discrepancies.
- Coordinate with purchasing and sales departments to ensure accurate financial records.
- Prevent duplicate payments, unauthorized expenses, and accounting errors.
3. QuickBooks Online & Reconciliations
- Independently manage daily accounting operations in QuickBooks Online.
- Maintain accurate customer, supplier, and general ledger accounts.
- Reconcile bank accounts, credit cards, AR/AP, and other balance sheet accounts.
- Investigate accounting discrepancies and implement corrections.
- Complete monthly closing activities and prepare financial statements.
- Maintain organized records and supporting documentation.
4. Payroll, Pay Stubs & Sales Commissions
- Coordinate payroll processing, verify payroll records, and prepare employee pay stubs through the appropriate payroll system.
- Calculate and verify sales commissions based on company commission policies.
- Reconcile commissions with invoices, customer collections, and applicable gross margins.
- Monitor salary payments, deductions, and payroll-related liabilities.
- Coordinate payroll tax filings and payments with payroll providers.
- Maintain confidential employee payroll and commission records.
5. Corporate Legal Documentation & State Filings
- Prepare and maintain corporate administrative and legal documentation.
- Coordinate company registrations, renewals, and statutory filings.
- Manage Florida annual report filings through Sunbiz.
- Monitor required state registrations and annual filings in other states where the company is registered.
- Track corporate licenses, permits, certificates of good standing, and renewal deadlines.
- Coordinate with registered agents, attorneys, and government agencies.
- Maintain organized corporate records and ensure timely submission of required documents.
- Escalate legal or regulatory issues requiring professional review.
6. Tax Documentation & Filing Coordination
- Prepare and organize financial records required for federal, state, and local tax filings.
- Coordinate business income tax return preparation with the company's CPA or authorized tax adviser.
- Manage applicable sales and use tax reporting, filings, and payment schedules.
- Prepare and coordinate applicable 1099, W-9, W-8, and other tax-related documentation.
- Maintain accurate tax records and supporting documentation.
- Track filing deadlines, payment obligations, and outstanding tax notices.
- Coordinate tax-related correspondence with the IRS and state revenue departments.
- Identify potential tax discrepancies or compliance risks and communicate them promptly to the CFO.
- Prepare and submit filings within the employee's authority and qualifications, with external professional review when required.
7. Financial Reporting, Profitability & Risk Management
- Prepare monthly Profit & Loss statements and financial reports.
- Analyze gross margins, expenses, operational profitability, and cash flow.
- Monitor customer and supplier financial exposure.
- Prepare cash flow forecasts and evaluate future payment commitments.
- Identify financial risks, unusual transactions, and potential losses.
- Recommend improvements to financial processes and internal controls.
- Provide the CFO with accurate, timely, and actionable financial information.
8. CFO Collaboration & Management Communication
- Work directly with the CFO on weekly and monthly financial reporting.
- Communicate outstanding collections, upcoming payments, financial risks, and compliance deadlines.
- Participate actively in financial reviews and management discussions.
- Explain accounting issues clearly, including causes, consequences, and recommended solutions.
- Take ownership of financial administration without requiring continuous supervision.
Required Qualifications
- Minimum 5–7 years of progressive accounting experience.
- Proven experience independently managing full-cycle accounting.
- Advanced, hands-on proficiency with QuickBooks Online.
- Strong AR/AP management and collections experience.
- Experience with payroll administration, pay stubs, and sales commissions.
- Experience managing vendor bills, purchase orders, and payment processing.
- Understanding of US federal and state tax documentation and filing procedures.
- Familiarity with Florida corporate filings and multistate compliance.
- Strong financial reporting, P&L analysis, cash flow management, and reconciliation skills.
- Advanced Excel proficiency.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience in international B2B distribution, import/export, or industrial procurement preferred.
Professional Expectations
We require someone who can independently run the daily accounting department, communicate directly with customers and suppliers, identify risks, investigate financial inconsistencies, and provide practical solutions.
The candidate must be comfortable speaking with management and the CFO, not simply communicating through written reports.
This role requires ownership, judgment, initiative, accuracy, discretion, and a strong commitment to protecting the company's financial interests.
Pay: $45,000.00 - $50,000.00 per year
People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply
Education:
- Bachelor's (Preferred)
Language:
- English (Required)
- Spanish (Preferred)
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in financial specialist jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, business administration, or a related field
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel including pivot tables, formulas, and data analysis
- Experience with ERP or financial management systems such as SAP, Oracle, or QuickBooks
- Knowledge of budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting processes
- Two or more years of experience in a finance, accounting, or budget analyst role
- Familiarity with federal or state financial regulations, compliance standards, or grant requirements
Tips for Your Financial Specialist Job Search
Tailor your resume to each specialization
Financial specialist postings vary widely between grants management, accounts payable, and budget analysis. Swap in the exact terminology from each listing rather than using one generic resume. Hiring managers scan for keywords specific to their function, not broad finance experience.
Highlight systems proficiency prominently
Employers almost always list ERP platforms like SAP or Oracle and spreadsheet fluency as requirements. Put your software skills in a dedicated section near the top of your resume so they clear automated screening filters before a recruiter reads a single bullet.
Earn a relevant certification before applying
If you're competing without years of direct experience, a certification like the Certified Government Financial Manager or a QuickBooks credential signals technical readiness. List it in your resume header so it's the first credential a hiring manager sees.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists financial specialist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare for a technical case or assessment
Many financial specialist interviews include a spreadsheet exercise, a budget reconciliation scenario, or a short written test. Practice interpreting a variance report or tracing a discrepancy in a sample ledger so you're not working through the mechanics under interview pressure.
Negotiate using comparable market data
When discussing compensation, reference BLS occupational wage data or publicly available pay ranges in the posting itself. Anchoring to a published figure is more persuasive than citing personal expectations and shows you've done the analytical work employers expect from this role.
Financial Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most financial specialists?
The most active employers for financial specialists right now are Synovus, Ensemble Health Partners, and Bloomberg, and the most openings are in Texas, Florida, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Government agencies and large healthcare systems are consistently among the heaviest hirers for this title.
How many financial specialist jobs are remote?
About 57% of financial specialist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though availability depends heavily on the employer type. Grant management and budget analysis roles tend to offer the most remote flexibility, while accounts payable and treasury positions more often require on-site work.
How do you become a financial specialist?
Start with a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or business administration, then build hands-on experience through entry-level roles in accounts payable, budget coordination, or financial reporting. Getting proficient in at least one ERP platform strengthens your candidacy considerably. A professional certification in financial management or government finance can accelerate advancement into specialist-level positions.
Can you get hired as a financial specialist with little or no experience?
Yes, particularly through government agencies and larger organizations that hire entry-level financial specialists and provide structured training. Focus on roles titled financial specialist I or financial technician, which are designed for candidates building foundational skills. Relevant coursework, internships, or experience handling accounts payable, receivables, or basic financial reporting in any capacity helps you qualify for these openings.
What does the financial specialist interview process look like?
Most financial specialist interviews begin with a phone screen focused on your background and core technical skills, followed by one or two rounds with a hiring manager and sometimes a panel from the finance team. Expect scenario-based questions about reconciling discrepancies, managing competing deadlines, or explaining a budget variance. Some employers also include a short Excel or written assessment to evaluate your analytical accuracy under realistic conditions.
Where can I find and apply to financial specialist jobs?
You can find and apply to financial specialist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search for roles that match your background and experience level, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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