Accounting Clerk

Ferretti Search • Mooresville, North Carolina • Full Time

Posted on Sat, Oct 3, 2026

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Position Summary

Our client is seeking an Accounting Clerk to support daily accounting operations by maintaining accurate financial records, processing transactions, reconciling accounts, and assisting with accounts payable and accounts receivable activities. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented professional who enjoys working with numbers and ensuring the accuracy of financial data.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing organization where you can build your accounting experience while supporting a collaborative team. The ideal candidate is organized, dependable, and committed to maintaining accurate records while helping ensure smooth day-to-day financial operations.

What You'll Do

Ferretti Search is an award-winning Recruitment Firm specializing in Executive Recruiting and Staffing. Our product is people. Ferretti Search has a dedicated team of executive recruiters ready to help our clients find employment solutions that benefit them as well as match our candidates with a company that meets their job preferences and career goals. At Ferretti Search, we believe in transparency throughout the entire process in order to serve our clients and candidates better. We take pride and value our relationship with our clients and candidates.

AuditFriendly salary estimate

The employer did not post a salary for this role. Based on AuditFriendly's salary intelligence model (comparable live postings, role, seniority, and location), we estimate base pay of $42,000–$54,000 per year (median ~$47,000). This is an AuditFriendly estimate, not an employer-provided figure.

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