Accountant
At Heilind Electronics Europe · Krakow, Dolnośląskie, Poland
- Finance and legal
- Full-time
Where you’ll work
Hybrid, based in Kraków
“Krakow, Dolnośląskie, Poland”
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- Posted
- 18 September 2026
- First seen by us
- 12 October 2026
- Last checked
- 3 hours ago
Job description
From Heilind Electronics Europe’s job post, as they wrote it.
About the Role:
We are looking for an Accountant with a strong Accounts Payable focus to join our Finance team in Kraków. At Heilind, you will work in an international environment, supporting daily accounting operations, month-end closing and continuous process improvement.
Your responsibilities:
· Process and verify purchase invoices
· Reconcile supplier accounts and investigate discrepancies
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· Reconcile inventory and balance sheet accounts
· Support month-end and year-end closing activities
· Support intercompany reconciliations
· Cooperate with Procurement, Logistics and Finance teams across Europe
· Participate in finance transformation, automation and ERP improvement projects
· Support internal and external audits
Our Requirements:
· 3–5 years of accounting experience, preferably in AP and/or GL
· University degree in Finance, Accounting or Economics
· Good knowledge of Polish accounting and VAT regulations
· Very good English
· Good Excel skills
· Experience with ERP systems; Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, would be an advantage
· Accuracy, ownership and a proactive approach
Why Join Us:
You will join an international company where you can combine operational accounting with process improvement, system development and cooperation with Finance teams across Europe.
If you enjoy working with numbers, solving accounting issues and improving processes, we would be happy to hear from you.
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