Accounts Payable Manager
Gainor Staffing
New York, US · Posted October 6, 2026
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About the job
Join an established organization as an Accounts Payable Manager, overseeing full-cycle AP for multiple entities. This role will manage high-volume invoice processing, vendor payments, reporting, & month-end activities.
Who You Are
You have 7+ years of experience in finance and accounts payable
You have experience managing full-cycle AP in a high-volume environment
You understand G/L coding, GAAP accounting, sales/use tax, & 1099 reporting
You have experience with AP systems; Sage X3 is preferred
You bring strong communication, organization, & attention to detail
What You’ll Do
Oversee invoice processing, check requests, vendor payments, & account reconciliations
Manage AP data entry, G/L coding, sales/use tax, & vendor records
Lead monthly AP close and maintain aging & payment reports
Ensure accurate 1099 processing and support audits & Finance requests
What Success Looks Like
Vendors are paid accurately and on time
High-volume AP activity is processed efficiently and accurately
Records, reporting, & month-end processes remain organized and compliant
Hourly Range: $40-$45 (hourly based on experience)
Location: New York (hybrid)
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