Accounting Assistant

You end your day with the open items closed. You write down every commitment the moment it comes up. When a number does not match, you want to know why, and you will sit with it until you find the answer. You like a week with a known rhythm, and you like knowing several people are counting on you at once.

If that sounds like the way you work, keep reading.

Tech Air is a construction company where the accounting desk is a real seat at the table. The CFO relies on this role. The construction team relies on this role. Vendors and crews rely on this role. When the work is done well, everyone gets what they need on time and nobody has to chase it.

We are not a place where the books are a mystery and the deadlines are a surprise. We run on a rhythm. Weekly cycles, monthly closes, tax filings with fixed dates, and a year that repeats in a way you can plan around. The people who love it here love that predictability.

We hire adults and treat them like adults. You will own your work start to finish. After training, you will not need someone standing over your shoulder telling you what day it is or what is due. You already know.

We care about the small things because the small things are the job. An invoice coded to the right account. A reconciliation that ties the first time. A 1099 that goes out clean. When the small things are right, the big things take care of themselves.

If that sounds like a place you would want to show up to, keep reading.

• You need someone to remind you what is due this week.
• You are comfortable ending the day with a question still open.
• You would rather hand a puzzle off than sit with it until you solve it.
• You treat a deadline as the day the work starts, not the day it is due for review.
• You prefer variety and surprise over a steady weekly rhythm.

You take pride in numbers that match the first time. When they do not match, you check your own work against a second source before anyone else has to look at it.

You start early. You want the work finished with enough runway that the person reviewing it has time to actually review it, not rush through it because you handed it over at the last minute.

You ask before you assume. When something in a request looks off, you flag it the same day. You do not sit on a problem hoping it fixes itself.

You keep a running list of what is open and what is closed. Nothing falls through, because you write it down the moment it comes up and you work it until it is done.

You file things where the next person can find them. You catch errors before they go downstream. You pick up the small tasks nobody assigned, because you noticed them and you were the closest to the work.

You like being counted on. Several people needing something from you in the same week is not stress, it is the shape of a good job.

You own the payables cycle. Every invoice is coded to the right general ledger account and paid on schedule. Payroll runs clean each cycle and everyone gets their correct pay.

Certified payroll reports go out ahead of their deadlines and match the project records behind them. Corporate card transactions are posted and reconciled against statements. Vendor records stay current, and year end 1099s are prepared and filed correctly. You handle these cycles start to finish, and you catch your own errors before anything reaches review.

The company's cash records match the bank. Accounts reconcile on the regular cycle, ACH transactions are reviewed and approved, and positive pay authorizations are managed so payments clear the way they should.

When something does not match, you find the reason. The CFO can trust the balances at any point in the month, because your reconciliations are prepared ahead of their deadlines and ready for review.

Monthly sales and use tax reports are prepared and payments submitted on time, every period. You track the recurring filing dates, pull the numbers you need, and have the work ready ahead of the deadline. This is a repeating cycle with hard dates, and when it runs well the company stays current on what it owes without the CFO having to chase it.

You carry your share of the month end close so the books finish on time. The accounts you own are reconciled, posted, and ready when close begins, and you handle the recurring tasks that feed into close without needing a reminder. The period closes on schedule because the pieces you own were prepared ahead of the deadline.

The construction management team gets the reports and project documents they depend on, including project insurance filings and billing support when it is needed. On the office side, vehicle registrations are handled and mail moves in and out reliably.

This is the support work that keeps projects documented and the…