We are looking for an experienced Senior AR & Billing Accountant to join our global AR team. This hands-on role combines billing, collections, accounting, reconciliations, and financial reporting. The ideal candidate has a strong accounting background, understands the full order-to-cash cycle, and can ensure that AR data is accurate and fully reconciled with the general ledger.

What You'll Do

• Own the end-to-end billing and AR process across multiple global entities.
• Review contracts and commercial terms and ensure accurate and timely billing.
• Manage complex billing models and issue invoices and credit notes.
• Manage collection activities, customer follow-ups, and escalations.
• Maintain accurate AR aging reports and collection forecasts.
• Reconcile AR aging and customer balances with the general ledger and balance sheet.
• Investigate discrepancies and reconcile payments, credits, FX differences, and unapplied receipts.
• Support monthly and quarterly closing, including journal entries, reconciliations, and cut-off procedures.




• Provide accurate AR data for cash flow reporting, treasury planning, and management reporting.
• Support audits and improve billing, collection, reconciliation, and reporting processes.
• Work closely with Sales, Customer Success, Legal, Treasury, and Accounting.
• Ensure data consistency across NetSuite, Salesforce, and internal billing platforms.
• Manage end-to-end billing through global cloud marketplaces, including transaction reconciliation, fees, payouts, and related reporting.

Who You Are

• At least 5 years of experience in AR, billing, accounting, or a similar finance role.
• Strong accounting knowledge and hands-on experience with month-end close and balance sheet reconciliations.
• Hands-on experience working with general cloud marketplaces, such as AWS Marketplace, Microsoft Azure Marketplace, and Google Cloud Marketplace.
• Proven experience reconciling AR aging to the general ledger.
• Experience preparing collection

📌 Senior AR (Colombia)
🏢 Wonderful
📍 Colombia