Accounts Receivable and Collections Technician
Lemay
Accounts Receivable and Collections Technician
Lemay
Architects delivering sustainable, carbon-neutral design
The Accounts Receivable and Collections Technician is responsible for managing a significant client portfolio, from the application of incoming payments through to the collection of outstanding amounts. The incumbent ensures the accuracy of customer account balances, performs collection follow-ups within their portfolio, and prepares periodic reporting on receivables status.
This is a high-volume operational role requiring a high degree of autonomy. The successful candidate manages daily priorities, conducts their own research before engaging other teams, and provides weekly updates on their portfolio to Finance leadership and Partners.
Working closely with Billing, Accounting, Project teams, the PMO, and Business Units across Canada and internationally, the incumbent contributes to sound receivables management practices and the continuous improvement of accounts receivable processes.
What you'll accomplish with us
Accounts Receivable & Collections
Financial Operations Support
Continuous Process Improvement
Lemay makes its employee development and well-being a priority. Part of that is offering the following advantages:
Please note that only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Lemay designs living and working spaces through architecture, interior design, and master planning to help clients grow. It turns ideas into places via a collaborative design process from briefing to delivery, with a strong focus on sustainable performance. The firm differentiates itself with a formal commitment to sustainability—carbon-neutral offices, a Net Positive program, EP100 membership, and recognition like Deloitte Best Managed and the Platinum Club—along with a global, long-standing reputation. Its goal is to reshape the future by creating places that support people and communities while reducing environmental impact.
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