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PART-TIME ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT, PORTLAND, ME

We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, self motivated, able to keep up in a fast paced environment… and who gets really excited when the numbers on a spreadsheet all tie out.

You’ll be working with management, our client media advisors, and our broadcast personalities to facilitate accounts payable, accounts receivable, time card management, quarterly reports, annual budgeting… and let’s be honest, probably more. We all wear a lot of hats and we all run pretty fast… but we also have fun being in a business that involves radio, social media, digital marketing, and sometimes live performances by major label artists in the conference room.

Must be fluent in the Microsoft Office suite of Products, must be a fast and willing learner in software and systems specific to our industry. If you ever dreamed of running away to join the circus… this is your chance!

Click here to e-mail your cover letter and resume.

Portland Media Group is a division of publicly held Saga Communications and an EOE.

 


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