Finance & Banking • San Diego, California, United States
Payroll Specialist
San Diego, California, United States$27 – $30/hrOn-sitePosted 4 hours ago
Finance & Banking
About the Role
Job Title: Payroll Specialist
Location: Remote or Onsite
Contract length: 6 months
Schedule: Fulltime, M-F
Pay: $27/hr to $30/hr, DOE
Job Overview: The primary role of Financial Shared Services function is to provide daily operational and documentation support related to account payables/receivables, invoice processing, payroll, etc. Key deliverables include, but are not limited to, processing various time- and non-time-related payments and employee expense management. Accurately computing and documenting all time and labor changes. Reviewing and posting receipts, reconciliations, and journal entries.
Key Responsibilities:
Full-cycle payroll processing using ADP
Manual payroll calculations, including overtime, final pay, and PTO payouts
Understanding and applying state-specific labor laws, especially California
Creating and validating payroll inputs and outputs
Troubleshooting and correcting system errors (e.g., ADP quirks)
Generating manual checks when necessary
Reviewing timecards and ensuring accurate hours for salaried and hourly employees
Required Qualifications:
Strong attention to detail and ability to calculate payroll manually
Deep understanding of payroll fundamentals and state labor laws
Ability to work independently and validate one's own work
Experience with high-volume payroll environments
Preferred Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree
Minimum of 5 years of related experience
ADP experience is strongly preferred
Developed professional expertise & ability to apply company policies and procedures to resolve a variety of issues
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What You'll Do
Full-cycle payroll processing using ADP
Manual payroll calculations, including overtime, final pay, and PTO payouts
Understanding and applying state-specific labor laws, especially California
Creating and validating payroll inputs and outputs
Troubleshooting and correcting system errors (e.g., ADP quirks)