Accounts Payable Specialist
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Accounts Payable Specialist
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Develops high-temperature superconducting fusion magnets
Salary Range: 40 to 60 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-hour-wage)
Invoice processing: Manage roughly 200–300 invoices per week; verify vendor, invoice number, date, amount, entity, PO, and coding using approved guidance; investigate duplicate alerts before processing
Matching and controls: Perform two-way and three-way matching; verify receipts, service approvals, payment terms, tax, freight, and exemption support; resolve or escalate discrepancies before payment
Exception resolution: Work with Procurement, Receiving, requesters, and vendors to resolve missing receipts, insufficient PO funds, billing errors, and approval delays; track hold reasons, owners, and next action dates
Vendor and payment support: Respond professionally to payment inquiries; obtain corrected invoices and credit memos; track credits and refunds; prepare payment support under established approvals and safeguards, including duplicate-payment checks for automatic debits
Month-end support: Identify unbilled vendor and contractor costs; provide accrual support and reconcile vendor statements and AP records; coordinate coding questions and close items with Accounting
Process improvement: Identify recurring exceptions and their causes; recommend practical fixes; update procedures and support approved workflow improvements, system testing, and cross-training
Own the follow-through: Organize the queue by due date and risk, follow up promptly, and close the loop with vendors and internal partners
Ask and investigate: Question unclear or inconsistent information, use supporting records to understand the issue, and bring recommendations to the supervisor
Collaborate and protect controls: Work constructively across functions, communicate blockers early, handle sensitive information carefully, and preserve required approvals and documentation
Develops high-temperature superconducting fusion magnets
Commonwealth Fusion Systems builds fusion energy systems that aim to provide clean, affordable power. It designs tokamaks using high-temperature superconducting magnets to make smaller, less expensive machines. Its flagship SPARC is intended to produce net energy, with ARC envisioned as the first commercial fusion power plant. The company collaborates with MIT and focuses on a data-driven, mission-focused path to scalable fusion energy for large energy users.
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