Part-time Bookkeeper id-8273

May 9, 2025

At XLVII’s Bakery, we handcraft thousands of pretzels a day—and we’re looking for someone to help us track every dollar they bring in. We’re hiring a part-time bookkeeper to join us on-site at our Northglenn HQ for 16 hours per week.

If you love spreadsheets, live in QuickBooks, and know the difference between a debit and a credit without blinking, we’d love to hear from you.

What You’ll Do:

Record daily transactions in QuickBooks Online

Reconcile accounts, manage A/P & A/R, and prep payroll

Create financial reports using Excel or Apple Numbers

Other Jobs You May Be Interested In

Support NetSuite-to-QBO syncing

Keep documentation organized and ready for CPA or audits

Be part of a growing team that believes even finance should be fun

Requirements:

5+ years of bookkeeping experience

Proficiency in QBO, spreadsheets, and financial reporting

Detail-driven, reliable, and able to work all 16 hours on-site

Available Mondays 1–5 PM, with the rest of the hours flexible

Pay: $20/hour

Location: XLVII’s HQ – Northglenn, CO (on-site only)

Schedule: 16 hrs/week, flexible with required Monday shift

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Expected hours: 16 per week

Benefits:

Employee discount

Flexible schedule

Schedule:

4 hour shift

8 hour shift

Monday to Friday

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