Accounts Receivable Clerk / Accounts Receivable Clerk
- Employment type
- Contract
- Location
- Luzern
- First posted
To apply
Our client, a Swiss company in the field of electrical engineering, is looking for an Accounts Receivable Clerk 80-100% for a fixed-term assignment of five months, effective immediately. Our client is among the largest electronics retailers in Switzerland. With around 170 branches throughout Switzerland, the company has a strong nationwide presence. A dynamic and technology-oriented environment awaits you, in which personal responsibility, further development, and collaboration in an established department store and online retail company are highly valued.
Your tasks at the new employer
- You are responsible for the booking and control of incoming payments
- You are independently responsible for cash management
- The processing of collection cases as well as participation in projects are also part of your activities
- You support closing work as well as in dunning and debt collection
- General office and archiving activities are also part of your versatile area of responsibility
You offer your new employer
- You have a completed commercial apprenticeship or a comparable background
- Professional experience in accounts receivable is an advantage, but not a requirement
- Good MS Office skills, especially in MS Excel, are required - SAP skills are a plus
- You work accurately, structured, and efficiently
- Resilience, flexibility, independence, and team spirit characterize you
You may also look forward to the following amenities
- Two days of home office by arrangement and after the induction period
- Further training is financially supported; every hour completed is credited to your personal account and can be used at temptraining for attractive course offers
- Varied activities with independent work scheduling
Do you feel like contributing your passion for numbers? Then apply now!
- Luzern
- 80 - 100 %
- ID 677081
To apply
Your contact #####
Shana Gina Edalini
+41 41 725 41 91
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Posted 8 weeks ago