Northern New York Accounting Jobs (NY)

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Construction Controller Part TimeAdecco(New York City, New York)
Job_Other_Compensation: Job Description: Construction Controller – VA, Part-time 20 – 25 hours a week. ARLINGTON VA Company Description: My client is a New York-based private real estate owner and operator of approximately seven million square feet of office space. The two regions in which the firm operates are New York and Washington, DC/Northern Virginia. The Construction Controller is a positio...
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Posted Sat 9th March
Senior Manager, Bank & Trust AuditCapital One Services, LLC(Long Island, New York)
Lead or conduct audits of diverse and complex business units, generally supervising audit staff on audit engagements. Design and execute internal controls testing for fairly complex operations with many integrated components. Provide key input to the development of the annual audit plan. Provide training and coaching to internal audit staff. Maintain all organizational and professional ethical sta...
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Posted Fri 29th March
Admin-Customer AccountSuburban Propane LP - SLP(Northern, New York)
COMPLETE JOB POSTING Suburban Propane Partners, L.P. is a publicly-traded master limited partnership listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and is headquartered in Whippany, New Jersey. Suburban serves the energy needs of its residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural customers in 41 states. At Suburban Propane, our employees' commitment to serve our community has made us a leader in the...
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Posted Mon 1st April

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