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  • Financial Administrative Assistant  

    - Middlesex County
    Financial/Administrative Assistant Overview: Our client, a prominent r... Read More
    Financial/Administrative Assistant Overview: Our client, a prominent research institution dedicated to advancing scientific discovery, is seeking a committed Financial/Administrative Assistant to support their dynamic research team within the Department of Engineering. This essential role offers an opportunity to contribute to impactful, federally funded projects while gaining valuable experience in a prestigious environment. The ideal candidate will become a key part of a collaborative team, assisting with financial management and compliance for large-scale research programs, with potential for future permanent placement. Compensation: $24.00-26.00 per hour Responsibilities: Partner with team members to verify monthly financial transactions, ensuring consistency with organizational and sponsor policies. Manage purchase orders, including processing cancellations and coordinating with procurement services. Record journal voucher entries accurately, assigning transactions to correct programs and expense categories. Facilitate reimbursement processes for team members’ out-of-pocket costs. Support operational activities such as managing access requests, handling facility orders, and coordinating intellectual property documentation. Maintain detailed records to promote compliance and efficiency in financial operations. Assist with various administrative duties to ensure smooth project workflows. Requirements: 2-3 years of relevant experience in financial or administrative support roles. Proficiency with spreadsheet software and financial reconciliation techniques. Strong organizational skills and analytical thinking to manage multiple tasks effectively. Excellent problem-solving capabilities with a keen eye for detail. Customer service-oriented approach with effective communication skills. Education: Minimum of an associate’s degree; bachelor’s degree preferred. Willingness to participate in initial on-site training for two months, with the possibility of remote work at 50% afterwards. Availability to attend weekly team meetings on Monday mornings at 10:30 AM. Our Commitment to Inclusion Read Less
  • Print Production Coordinator  

    - Middlesex County
    Print Production Coordinator Our client is seeking a diligent and deta... Read More
    Print Production Coordinator Our client is seeking a diligent and detail-oriented Print Production Coordinator on a temporary basis. This vital role supports the daily operations of a renowned print center, ensuring seamless production workflows and maintaining high-quality standards. Compensation: $22.00 per hour Responsibilities Execute print files precisely to meet production specifications and quality standards Monitor and record completed print jobs within the system to ensure accurate tracking Assist with finishing tasks such as binding and trimming to finalize completed projects Provide support in the bindery area, ensuring efficiency and accuracy in finishing processes Occasionally manage front-desk coverage to greet visitors and handle administrative needs Support campus deliveries during peak times by walking to various campus locations as needed Requirements Demonstrated ability to foster positive relationships and work collaboratively within a team Proven capacity to adhere to tight deadlines while maintaining quality output Previous experience in copy, print, or related environments (corporate print departments or retail stores like Staples or Kinko’s preferred) Familiarity with web-based software and Adobe Acrobat preferred Must be able to lift and carry printed materials and walk to various campus locations when required High school diploma or equivalent required; relevant technical training or certification is a plus Our Commitment to Inclusion Read Less
  • Finance Administration Coordinator (Boston)  

    - Suffolk County
    Temporary Financial Auditor Nonprofit Location: Boston, MA | Duration:... Read More
    Temporary Financial Auditor Nonprofit Location: Boston, MA | Duration: Through Q1 2026 | Schedule: Full-Time, 5 days onsite Our client, a mission-driven nonprofit, is seeking a Temporary Financial Auditor to support a focused financial reconciliation and audit project. This role is fully onsite in Boston and offers a great opportunity to contribute to an important project with direct impact on the organizations financial operations. What Youll Do: Review and reconcile contractor expense invoices from the 2025 fiscal year against revenue invoices submitted to funders. Identify and resolve discrepancies between expense and revenue records. Collaborate with accounting and program teams to verify supporting documentation. Conduct detailed financial analyses and maintain accurate records. Assist in preparing summary reports and reclassification lists for the Finance team. Ensure compliance with internal controls, accounting policies, and funder requirements. Qualifications: Associates degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field required; Bachelors preferred. 13 years of experience in accounting, auditing, or financial analysis. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Experience with NetSuite, Concur, SharePoint, or invoicing is a plus. Familiarity with nonprofit accounting and funding/reimbursement processes a plus. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Compensation: $2022/hr Work Model: Fully onsite, Boston, MA Why This Role Matters: This is a temporary, high-impact project supporting a key financial reconciliation effort. Youll gain hands-on experience with nonprofit financial operations while making a direct contribution to ensuring accurate billing and funder reporting. Apply Now to join a dedicated nonprofit finance team and make an immediate impact! Read Less
  • Finance Administration Coordinator  

    - Suffolk County
    Temporary Financial Auditor – Nonprofit Location: Boston, MA | Duratio... Read More
    Temporary Financial Auditor – Nonprofit Location: Boston, MA | Duration: Through Q1 2026 | Schedule: Full-Time, 5 days onsite Our client, a mission-driven nonprofit, is seeking a Temporary Financial Auditor to support a focused financial reconciliation and audit project. This role is fully onsite in Boston and offers a great opportunity to contribute to an important project with direct impact on the organization’s financial operations. What You’ll Do: Review and reconcile contractor expense invoices from the 2025 fiscal year against revenue invoices submitted to funders. Identify and resolve discrepancies between expense and revenue records. Collaborate with accounting and program teams to verify supporting documentation. Conduct detailed financial analyses and maintain accurate records. Assist in preparing summary reports and reclassification lists for the Finance team. Ensure compliance with internal controls, accounting policies, and funder requirements. Qualifications: Associate’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field required; Bachelor’s preferred. 1–3 years of experience in accounting, auditing, or financial analysis. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Experience with NetSuite, Concur, SharePoint, or invoicing is a plus. Familiarity with nonprofit accounting and funding/reimbursement processes a plus. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Compensation: $20–22/hr Work Model: Fully onsite, Boston, MA Why This Role Matters: This is a temporary, high-impact project supporting a key financial reconciliation effort. You’ll gain hands-on experience with nonprofit financial operations while making a direct contribution to ensuring accurate billing and funder reporting. Apply Now to join a dedicated nonprofit finance team and make an immediate impact! Read Less
  • Office Administrative Assistant  

    - Suffolk County
    People Team Coordinator Overview: Join our client—a dynamic leader in... Read More
    People Team Coordinator Overview: Join our client—a dynamic leader in real estate investments— as a People Team Coordinator and become an integral part of a forward-thinking organization dedicated to innovation and community-building. In this key role, you will serve as the welcoming face of the office, expertly managing front desk operations and supporting various administrative functions. If you thrive in a vibrant environment where attention to detail, professionalism, and a personable demeanor are valued, this opportunity offers you the chance to contribute to a groundbreaking company. Responsibilities: Serve as the primary point of contact for visitors, vendors, and residents, ensuring a warm and professional reception experience. Coordinate office entry systems, including intercom and access control, to facilitate seamless visitors' flow. Assist with scheduling meetings, catering arrangements, and event setups to support office functions. Maintain a clean, organized front desk and communal areas, ensuring a professional environment. Respond promptly to inquiries and direct calls or messages with clarity and professionalism. Support general office operations and contribute to a positive workplace ambiance. Demonstrate proactive problem-solving skills by independently addressing day-to-day office needs and issues. Requirements: 1-2 years of office administration or relevant customer-facing experience. Outgoing, personable, and able to engage effectively with diverse visitors and team members; hospitality background is a plus. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Highly organized with keen attention to detail and strong multitasking abilities. Professional, polished, and reliable; self-motivated with a service-oriented mindset. Proficiency in Google Suite and Slack (training provided). Delegates flexibility and creativity in solving problems quickly and efficiently. High school diploma or equivalent required; degree is not mandatory. Our Commitment to Inclusion Read Less
  • Office Manager  

    - Suffolk County
    Office Manager Our client, a leading property management firm, is seek... Read More
    Office Manager Our client, a leading property management firm, is seeking a highly motivated and organized Office Manager to oversee the smooth operation of their Boston corporate office. This pivotal role ensures that administrative functions run seamlessly, supporting the team’s efficiency and the company’s overall productivity. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, possess excellent organizational skills, and are ready to make a meaningful impact, this is your opportunity to join a dynamic organization committed to excellence. Compensation: $45,000 - $60,000 (up to a 10% bonus) Responsibilities: Drive daily office operations by managing supplies, equipment, and facility needs to ensure an organized workspace Communicate proactively with vendors, service providers, and building management to address office requirements Lead efforts to boost office efficiency through process improvements and workflow strategies Maintain cleanliness and organization of communal areas such as kitchens and conference rooms Welcome visitors, employees, and occasionally residents, providing professional hospitality Collaborate with the Corporate Administration Team to coordinate onsite meetings, including setup, catering, and technical support Manage incoming and outgoing mail, including processing USPS, FedEx, and UPS deliveries and scanning mail documents as needed Supervise and operate the company postal machine, handling certified mail and related tasks Monitor and replenish office supplies and food inventory to ensure availability at all times Schedule and organize meeting spaces via the online reservation system, coordinating room bookings and requirements Work with departments and service centers to dispose of outdated documents and waste appropriately Support the Corporate Administration Team with additional administrative duties and special projects Requirements: High school diploma or G.E.D.; associate degree or relevant experience preferred 1-2 years of office support or administrative experience; internships and entry-level roles welcomed Ability to communicate clearly and confidently in both written and verbal formats Excellent interpersonal skills to foster positive relationships with a diverse range of colleagues and vendors Strong attention to detail, adaptability, and multitasking capabilities in a dynamic environment Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Must be comfortable stocking office supplies and handling mail duties regularly Massachusetts Notary Public certification is a significant plus Available to work onsite five days a week in Boston Our Commitment to Inclusion Read Less

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