About Us
Prolific entrepreneur and inventor Scott A. Jones launched Eleven Fifty Academy in 2014. With a $2 million grant from the Scott A. Jones Foundation and with software development experts from his previous entrepreneurial ventures, Scott brought a coding immersion training program to the Midwest in order to meet the ever-increasing and urgent need for highly trained software developers. Eleven Fifty delivers relevant instruction within a true development environment while teaching tools that support workflow, teamwork, and code management. The college offers a variety of Software Development and Cybersecurity courses.
Eleven Fifty Academy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit code academy and was the first coding bootcamp in Indiana. We believe in impacting the lives of students by providing relevant coding skills for the most in-demand jobs in today’s tech ecosystem.
Job Responsibilities
Manage and conduct collection communications with students
Submit past due accounts to collection agency
Enter bills each week in bill.com
Provide backup support for the GI bill submissions
Conduct student loan adjustments as needed
Maintain and send out contracts
Maintain student referral sheet
Provide accounts receivable monthly updates
Conduct finance meetings with students
Handle bank reconciliations
Collect W-9 forms from all new vendors
Set new vendors up in bill.com
Make bank deposits as needed
Other duties as assigned by Finance Manager
Qualifications
Dynamic team player
Proficient in Quickbooks
1-3 years of Accounting/bookkeeping experience
Comfortable with cold calling and diffusing difficult situations
Relational and service-oriented
Highly organized with strong attention to detail
Ability to provide excellent work with efficiency
Ability to prioritize tasks and deadlines
Independent and self-motivated
Strong commitment to confidentiality
Character matched with EFA Core Values
Ability to navigate ambiguity and pivot quickly
Positive and upbeat attitude
Strong communication skills and collaboration
Disclaimer:
This specification is intended to indicate management’s designation of the position’s essential functions, which include the kinds of tasks and levels of work difficulty that will be required of positions given this title and shall not be construed as declaring the entire description of specific duties and responsibilities of any particular positions. It is not intended to limit, or in any way modify, the right of any supervisor to assign, direct, and control the work of employees under his/her supervision.