FAQs
What is the main role of the accounts payable specialist?
The main role of the accounts payable specialist is to ensure the effective and efficient processing of supplier invoices and credit notes, maintaining the accuracy of the Trade Payable ledger, and providing support to external suppliers and Starbucks partners.
What systems will I be using in this role?
You will be using Oracle to code and input invoices and manage supplier accounts.
Is previous experience in accounts payable required?
Yes, previous accounts payable experience is required for this position.
What skills are necessary for this role?
Necessary skills include solid analytical and problem-solving abilities, proficiency in Microsoft Excel, strong attention to detail, and an innovative and creative thinking approach.
Will I be working alone or as part of a team?
You will be part of a collaborative team environment and will work closely with team leads, operations teams, and internal finance teams.
What kind of inquiries will I be handling?
You will handle telephone and email inquiries from both external suppliers and Starbucks partners in a professional manner.
How does Starbucks promote diversity in the workplace?
Starbucks is committed to building an inclusive and diverse workforce, treating all applicants and partners fairly without regard to race, religion, sex, nationality, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or gender identity and expression.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
While not explicitly stated in the job description, there are often opportunities for professional development and growth within the company, especially in a collaborative environment.
What should I do if I encounter discrepancies in invoices?
You are expected to proactively investigate purchase invoice queries or discrepancies and liaise with the internal finance team, Business, and third parties to resolve them in a timely fashion.
Can this position involve dealing with supplier reconciliations?
Yes, this position will involve checking and reconciling suppliers' statements as part of the accounts payable responsibilities.