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Reconciliation Specialist - 3 Month Temp Contract

Location: Central London (4 Days In the Office)
Rate: £200 - £275 per day (Paid Weekly)
Start: Immediately

Cedar have partnered with a leading contemporary Real Estate organisation who are currently recruiting for a Reconciliation Specialist to join the team on a 3 month temporary contract.

About the Role

We are looking for a Reconciliation Specialist to support our clients finance team in reconciling the Accounts Receivable ledger across multiple platforms. You will work with large data sets, ensuring accuracy and consistency in financial records.

Key Responsibilities:

✅ Reconcile AR ledger on Sage across multiple locations
✅ Investigate discrepancies and ensure financial data integrity
✅ Collaborate with finance and operations teams to resolve reconciliation issues
✅ Support testing for SAGE & OfficeRnD integration (as required)
✅ Maintain detailed documentation of reconciliation processes

What We're Looking For:

Minimum 5 years experience within a similar vacancy
Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, VLOOKUPs, data manipulation)
Strong attention to detail and analytical mindset
Experience working with large data sets
Excellent communication skills - ability to liaise across teamsThis is a fantastic short-term opportunity for a detail-oriented finance professional to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

Interested? Apply now for immediate consideration!

Please Note: Only relevant candidates will be contacted for this role

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