Accounts Payable & Travel Program Analyst
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![]() United States, Virginia, Arlington | |
![]() 1801 South Bell Street (Show on map) | |
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We are looking for a highly motivated, detail-oriented finance professional to lead and support core functions across Accounts Payable (AP), Travel & Expense (T&E), and finance systems administration. This role goes beyond transactional processing, requiring strong analytical thinking, sound judgment, and the ability to independently manage exception-driven workflows and cross-functional initiatives.
As Accounts Payable & Travel Program Analyst, you will oversee automated invoice processing, ensure compliance with internal controls, and serve as the primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders. You will drive innovation through automation, AI initiatives, and financial transformation projects aimed at improving operational efficiency and data integrity. What you will do: Process Innovation & Reporting
Invoice-to-Pay Governance
Stakeholder & Vendor Engagement
Travel & Expense (T&E) Program Oversight
Training & Knowledge Enablement
Program Administration & Compliance
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