Accounts Payable Administrator

Leyden Labs • Leiden, Netherlands • Part Time

Posted on Tue, May 12, 2026

Job description

In the Finance team we are seeking an experienced

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ADMINISTRATOR (24-32 HOURS/WEEK)

to join our growing team and work from our office in Leiden.

You will join our Finance department as an AP Administrator. Your role will focus on processing invoices, solving processing issues, processing payments, and reviewing employee expenses, as well as continuous process/system improvements to automate the work as much as possible. During the week you will contribute 40% of your time to processing invoices, 20% of your time liaising via mail and telephone with vendors/ internal stakeholders, 10% of your time processing and applying payments, and 20% of your time on ad-hoc accounting and administrative tasks, including employee expense reviews.

To summarize, you will:

Job requirements

What we offer:

The team works a hybrid on-site schedule, and 1-2 days on-site in the office are required. Ideally our new AP Administrator starts June 2026, but we are willing to wait for the best candidate, so we understand you have a notice period or already planned your annual leave.

This position is open to candidates currently residing in the Netherlands with an existing EU work authorization.

We are an equal opportunity employer, so we firmly believe in the added value of a diverse and inclusive group of people with one common goal. We are looking for people who can make an impact and work on a purpose, together.

To all agency recruiters given the important work our employees do, I kindly request that you do not approach our people directly. At Leyden Labs, all vacancies are filled with internal efforts, and external support is not required at this time.

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