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The Accounts Receivable Specialist manages customer accounts, oversees billing and collections, resolves disputes, and supports financial reporting.

The Payroll Manager oversees payroll processes, ensures compliance with regulations, manages payroll staff, and handles payroll data auditing and reporting.

The General Ledger Specialist supports month-end close processes, prepares reconciliations, and maintains ledger accuracy while assisting with financial reporting activities.

The Project Accountant is responsible for full-cycle accounting and financial analysis of government contracts, including billing, AR management, and project profitability analyses while ensuring compliance with GAAP and FAR.

The Payroll Specialist is responsible for processing employee paychecks, verifying work hours, updating records, and ensuring compliance with payroll regulations.

The Project Manager oversees all operations and maintenance activities at job sites, ensuring adherence to contracts while supervising skilled trades workers. Responsibilities include managing budgets, schedules, safety compliance, and staff training, while interacting with subcontractors and clients.

The Quality Control Manager is responsible for performing maintenance inspections, quality control checks, managing schedules, training staff, and ensuring compliance with regulations to uphold quality standards.

The Quality Manager oversees the Quality Management System, ensuring quality procedures, supervising inspectors, conducting audits, and reporting on quality performance.

The Project Manager oversees logistics support activities for the Directorate of Logistics, managing multiple areas including Quality Control and Human Resources, ensuring compliance with contract documents and operational efficiency.

The Contract Maintenance Manager oversees operations and maintenance of facilities, ensuring adherence to preventive and corrective maintenance standards, supervising staff, and maintaining quality control.