Own the numbers end to end‍

• Process bank statements, credit card transactions, and invoices accurately and on time — no chasing, no delays.
• Handle accounting documentation including debit and credit notes, primarily for domestic transactions.

Drive month-end close with precision‍

• Lead bank reconciliations, account settlements, and closing activities on schedule.
• Analyze, calculate, and post accruals and prepaid expenses — no hand-holding required.

Keep fixed assets clean and compliant‍

• Maintain and reconcile the fixed assets and intangibles register, aligned with the general ledger.
• Classify assets (KŚT), determine useful lives, and calculate depreciation — both book and tax.

Run the document workflow‍

• Monitor approval processes and keep invoice sign-offs moving without bottlenecks.
• Settle business travel and expense reports efficiently for a small team.

Support the broader Finance team‍

• Prepare accurate data for internal and external reporting and audit processes.
• Step in on ad-hoc tasks and collaborate on team initiatives without waiting to be asked.

‍What You Bring

• A hands-on, detail-first mindset — you close the books, you don't watch someone else do it.
• Degree in Accounting, Finance, or Economics with 5 years of solid accounting experience.
• Strong grasp of accounting principles, month-end processes, and reconciliation work.
• Advanced Excel and confidence working across MS Office tools.
• Communicative English — written and spoken.
• Accuracy and analytical thinking with the ability to work independently and flag issues early.
• Experience with Comarch XL is a plus.

What Success Looks Like‍

• Close happens on time, every time — reconciliations done, accruals posted, no last-minute scrambles.
• The register is always right — fixed assets, depreciation, and the general ledger stay in sync.
• Documents don't get stuck — approvals move, invoices are signed off, nothing waits on you.
• Reporting is ready before it's asked for — data is clean, accurate, and audit-ready.
• The team moves faster because you're in it — colleagues can rely on you, not follow up on you