Project Cost Accountant @ GE Energy in Schenectady, NY

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Granite Services International, Inc. (GSIi) is a global leader in variable work force solutions & is a wholly-owned affiliate of General Electric (GE). GSIi was specifically developed and structured to mobilize qualified engineering services and manpower professionals to hundreds of project sites around the world each year and maintains a global network of over 5,000 resources available for short and long-term assignments. With approximately 20 years experience designing, training and staffing outsourcing teams, from technical support to administrative, GSIi’s workforce solutions set the industry standard. GSIi has successfully completed thousands of projects in over 100 countries, working closely with clients such as GE, Siemens, Westinghouse, ABB, Bechtel and other industry leaders.

JOB SUMMARY:



The position will involve assisting T&E with managing all the FP jobs & is currently for a 6-months contract duration.



Required Qualifications:

Ø Qualified candidate will have a 4-year degree, minimum 4 years working experience and 2 years in project cost accounting.

Ø The job is located in NY to assist T&E with managing the entire Fixed Price job.

Ø Job function involves reviewing and forecasting job costs and managing progress billings, revenue billing, reviewing inventory and preparing account reconciliations.

Ø Experience with Oracle & EMIS a plus.

Ø Would interface with Service Managers and billing team in India (Genpact)

Ø Strong interpersonal skills, ability to work independently, advanced computer skills (Excel) and able to learn new systems quickly



Please respond immediately by submitting your resume, contact numbers & availability if you are qualified & interested. To speed up your application process, you may also apply directly through the company posting by clicking the following link: GRANITE JOB POSTING



Granite International (a GE-affiliate) provides competitive wages, and is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you!