Cash Flow Analyst jobs in Alaska

Job Description

Embark on a thrilling journey with Three Bears Alaska – a dynamic, family-owned grocery store chain that has been an integral part of Alaska's community since 1980. We're on the lookout for passionate individuals to join us in Cash Audit, where you'll be more than just an employee – you'll be a key player at the heart of our stores.

As part of our team, you'll not only be working with numbers; you'll be orchestrating a symphony of service. From reconciling the store safe and tills to communicating with the Front End PIC and Store Management about cashier accountability and performance, your role is a harmonious blend of precision and personal connection.

Why Choose Three Bears Alaska?

Unique Family Atmosphere: Become a part of our family-owned legacy, where your individuality and enthusiasm are celebrated.

Pioneer Spirit: Join a company that has been a pioneer in serving the diverse needs of Alaskans for over four decades.

Unleash Your Potential

As a Cash Auditor at Three Bears Alaska, you'll go beyond the ordinary. Your role is not just about transactions; it's about ensuring the financial health of our store. Here, every interaction is an opportunity to make a difference.

Key Responsibilities:

Adventure in Every Transaction: Reconcile the store safe and tills, prepare deposits, and record cashier and store overages/shortages.

The Art of Connection: Communicate with the Store Manager and Accounting Office about any reconciliation discrepancies and research causes.

Curators of the Store Experience: Greet customers, answer questions, thank customers and provide prompt and courteous service.

This job requires early morning hours.

Chart Your Course:

At Three Bears Alaska, we value individuality and encourage you to chart your own course within our family. Join us in creating a shopping adventure that goes beyond the ordinary. Apply today and embark on a unique journey with Three Bears Alaska!

This job description provides basic guidelines; responsibilities, skills, and working conditions may change as needs evolve.