One of the most beautiful places to live and work in North Carolina, Hyde County, NC, seeks a highly engaged, motivated, and dedicated individual who operates with an efficient, resilient, and innovative mindset to serve as its

Account Technician.

Hyde County invites candidates to apply if they are passionate about joining a small local government committed to excellence, integrity and public service.

The Accounting Technician reports to the Accounting Specialist I and is responsible for performing a variety of paraprofessional accounting and clerical duties requiring knowledge of basic accounting.

An Accounting Technician is a full time, non-exempt position. The Accounting Technician performs general accounting duties such as preparing monthly bank reconciliations, recording revenues, investments, and bad debts, reconciling accounts receivables, customer billing, preparing adjusting entries and schedules, and performs other related duties as required. Providing these services in an effective and efficient manner is a major component of ensuring that general ledger accounts are accurate and up to date.

An employee in this position may be called upon to do any or all of the following essential duties:

• Performs complex accounting and financial work;
• Assists with accounting processes and procedures;
• Prepares financial reports;
• Assists with reviewing and maintaining the general ledger;
• Assists in the preparation of Federal and State reports;
• Assists with preparation of the annual Comprehensive Financial Report (CAFR);
• Assists with the annual audit;
• Prepares monthly and year-end general ledger adjusting journal entries;
• Prepares account reconciliations;
• Collection and recording of revenues and receivables; monitoring daily receipts and bank tracking activity;
• Other duties as assigned.

An employee in this class must have the following knowledge, skills, and abilities upon application:

Knowledge:

Knowledge of relevant county, state and federal laws, regulations, and policies;

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