Cash Application Specialist I

GreatAmerica • Cedar Rapids, Iowa • Full Time

Posted on Fri, Sep 4, 2026

GreatAmerica Financial Services is a highly successful entrepreneurial company providing equipment financing to businesses across the United States. Our exemplary customer service, our principle-centered business philosophy and our team-based operating approach are key to our success and growth.

We Are Looking to Add a Key Member to Our Cash Applications Team!

Ownership of Cash Application related duties for GFSC Including, applying payments quickly and accurately to ensure accurate invoicing, delinquency reporting, and timely late charge posting. This role provides opportunity for working and building relationships with internal and external Customers.
As a Cash Applications Specialist, you will:

To be successful in this role you will need:

Education

Experience

Computer Skills

Other Requirements

Sharing rewards is an integral part of our culture. We believe in the value of hard work and reward our employees beyond the paycheck. Our total rewards package is based on eligibility and includes:

Financial Benefits

Health, Wellbeing, and Family Planning Benefits

Education and Career Planning Benefits

Perks

If your experience aligns closely, please apply. We value diverse backgrounds and adding new perspectives. We encourage you to apply if you can make a strong impact in this role at www.greatamerica.com/careers.

Please note, applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa.

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