ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN

WHY WORK WITH US

 
· Group and dental insurance, with 50% of premiums paid by the employer;

· Subsidized daycare reserved for employees and located on site;

· Employer contributions to an RRSP;

· 10 paid sick days and 3 paid personal days per year;

· 3 weeks of vacation after 2 years;

· On-site gym accessible 24/7;

· Dynamic social club with various activities throughout the year;

· A Christmas party you definitely don’t want to miss!
 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

 
· Assist the Accounts Payable department;

· Verify and produce various accounting and management reports for all our divisions;

· Apply different internal controls;

· Verify and analyze our various accounts;

· Participate in the development of certain projects;

· Perform any other related tasks as assigned.
 

PROFILE REQUIRED

 
· DEC or AEC in Accounting;

· Very good knowledge of Outlook and Excel;

· Intermediate English (for communication with our suppliers);

· Demonstrate thoroughness, autonomy, and strong analytical skills;

· Show integrity, respect, and confidentiality;

· Excellent ability to manage multiple files simultaneously and prioritize effectively.
 

WORK SCHEDULE

 
· Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM
 

WORK LOCATION

 
On-site in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

At this point, are you wondering whether you should send us your resume?

Don’t hesitate – send it to us. It’s free, and the worst that can happen is that you become part of our wonderful and growing team!
 
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Transport Bourassa is proud to promote diversity among its employees across its terminals. We encourage applications from Indigenous people, women, visible and ethnic minorities, as well as people with disabilities. At Transport Bourassa, diversity within our team is a major asset that sets us apart in a constantly evolving environment.

Transport Bourassa Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. As such, we encourage applications from members of the four designated groups - women, aboriginal peoples, visible minorities and people with disabilities.