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Accounting Manager
Accounting Managers supervise accountants, and serve as integral leaders within accounting departments.
Cost Accountant
Cost Accountants are stewards of an organization’s financial health, who focus on developing and maintaining effective budgets and costs associated with organizational operations.
Payroll Accountant
Payroll Accountants are responsible for ensuring that employees are paid accurately and on time.
Accounting Supervisor
Accounting Supervisors work closely with a team of accountants to manage financial functions, including accounts payable/receivable, bank reconciliations, general ledger reconciliations, and
tax audits.
CPA
CPAs are responsible for providing financial guidance to organizations in a variety of settings.
Payroll Supervisor/Manager
The Payroll Supervisor/Manager is responsible for overseeing the payroll department and ensuring the accurate and timely processing of employee payroll.
Accounts Payable Senior Accountant
Accounts Payable Senior Accountant are responsible for the financial processing of transactions for an organization by overseeing a company’s invoices and ensuring that all bills are authorized, recorded, and paid in a timely manner.
Credit Analyst
A Credit Analyst is responsible for assessing the financial stability & creditworthiness of individuals and businesses.
Project Accountant
The Project Accountant is responsible for monitoring the progress of projects, monitoring budgets, investigating variances, tracking & approving expenses, and ensuring that project billings are issued to customers and payments collected.
Accounts Receivable Senior Accountant
Accounts Payable Senior Accountants are responsible for managing the collection of incoming payments for a company.
Executive/Virtual Assistant
Executive/Virtual Assistants offer administrative support for you and your business.
Senior Accountant
Senior Accountants oversee the work of staff accountants, provide analysis of financial data, and make recommendations to senior management about how to improve the bottom line.
Assistant Controller
Assistant Controllers support the controller in the finance or accounting department.
Fixed Asset Accountant
The Fixed Asset Accountant is responsible for all aspects of the organization’s fixed assets, including acquisition, disposal, valuation, and accounting.
Senior Accountant – Tax
Senior Accountant – Tax is responsible for the preparation, analysis, review, and filing of taxes for individuals and businesses.
Audit Supervisor
Audit Supervisors are responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the auditing staff, reviewing and overseeing their work, whether on premise or at external sites.
Forensic Accountant
Forensic Accountants analyze, interpret, summarize and present complex financial and business-related issues in an effort to uncover financial fraud.
Staff Accountant
The Staff Accountant is often responsible for a wide range of accounting and financial tasks, including preparing journal entries, maintaining ledgers, reconciling bank statements, and helping to compile financial statements.
Auditor
Auditors review the accounts of companies and other organizations to ensure their financial records are accurate and in compliance with the law.
Graphics Designer
Graphics Designers create visual concepts, using computer software or by hand, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, and captivate customers.
Tax Manager
The Tax Manager’s role is primarily to ensure that an organization’s tax strategy complies with local, state, and federal tax laws.
Bookkeeper
Bookkeepers are responsible for providing accurate, up-to-date financial information about a business to help managers make decisions.
Internal Auditor/Manager
The Internal Auditor/Manager is responsible for examining the financial records of the organization and assessing the reliability of financial reporting.
Treasurer
Treasurers manage money and financial risks for businesses.
Controller
Controllers oversee the accounting operations of a company by leading the accounting team, and closely monitoring a company’s financial health.
Junior Accountant
Junior Accountants typically perform entry-level accounting and bookkeeping tasks, but often assist Senior Accountants with financial reports, maintaining ledgers, and preparing tax returns.
“We tested out EVES by offshoring a few accounting roles to them that we were having trouble staffing. The trial run went so well we’ve made a corporate decision not to hire within the US for these roles anymore, and instead go through EVES for all our accounting talent. Since then we’ve also engaged EVES for other roles such as graphic designers and specialized financial talent.”
Where Does Offshoring With EVES Deliver The Biggest Payoffs?
Work that can’t be automated, and where retaining the human touch provides a winning edge
Processes where automation would fail due to unexpected circumstances that only human flexibility could address
Roles that are well-defined with specific task timelines and which don’t need too much interaction from managers
