Credit Controller & Accounts Assistant

Credit Controller & Accounts Assistant On-site Credit Controller & Accounts Assistant - Sheffield Role: Credit Controller & Accounts Assistant Location: Sheffield Package: £28k to £30k Hours / pattern: On site Consultant: Connie All applications are handled in confidence by Shillito Group. Overview Shillito Group is seeking an organised Credit Controller & Accounts Assistant to join its Sheffield team on site. The role combines customer credit control with day-to-day accounts assistance, supporting invoicing, payment allocation and month-end tasks. You will work closely with the finance team to maintain accurate accounts, reduce overdue debt and ensure timely reconciliation. Key responsibilities Manage customer accounts and proactively chase overdue invoices to reduce days sales outstanding. Prepare and issue invoices, credit notes and customer statements accurately and promptly. Allocate customer receipts and reconcile bank transactions and ledgers. Support month-end close with account reconciliations and assisting with journal entries. Maintain accurate credit records, assess customer credit risk and raise queries where needed. What we are looking for Previous experience in credit control and general accounts administration. Excellent numeracy, attention to detail and organisational skills. Confident use of accounting software and spreadsheets. Strong communication and negotiation skills with customers and internal teams. AAT or equivalent accounting qualification desirable or working towards one. Package and benefits £28k to £30k Next step Submit CV to the Shillito Group consultant for initial review. Telephone screening with the recruiter to discuss suitability and availability. Interview.Shillito Group is a specialist recruitment and executive search partner, working with ambitious businesses to secure high-impact talent across commercial and engineering markets. Our reputation is built on deep expertise, trusted relationships and delivering results that go beyond the brief