SEACE is in line with the growth in search of a colleague for the new position as a Accounts Payable Accountant. The volume is getting bigger and bigger so a new fulltime Accounts Payable Accountant is necessary to facilitate the growth of the company. The actual processing of invoices is done by the Samsung Shared Service Center in Romania. The Accounts Payable Accountant is responsible for keeping a helicopter view and solve problems concerning Accounts payable processes. It is a new role so there is a lot of room for suggestions and improvement.
Your main responsibilities are:
The role can be divided into 3 sections: vendor management, reporting and other tasks such as:
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Working at Samsung Electronics Benelux is what you are going to do. Next to the fact that Samsung is of course one of the biggest brands at the moment, it is also a very nice employer. Normally, your day starts with a nice coffee from the barista and for some extra vitamins, the fruit basket is waiting for you. There has just been a test with water coolers and now you can choose between cold, ice cold or water with a bubble. Lunch is served in the company restaurant where you can enjoy the specialties of the Korean chef as well as a traditional Dutch sandwich and salad. The calories are burned while you take the stairs instead of the elevator. On the steps you can see exactly how many you are burning. At the end of the day you can give your body a boost in the gym of Samsung.
Now that working from home has been introduced, Samsung makes sure that your remote is worked in properly. All means are available to facilitate you, so that you can do the work pleasantly and properly. Regular contact with your manager and your colleagues via the digital channels is key to achieving goals as a team.
Samsung has offices in the Netherlands and Belgium and with its modern head office at Schiphol Airport is very centrally located in an inspiring working environment.
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