We’re a growing U.S. trucking company looking for a detail-oriented specialist with trucking industry experience to handle weekly settlements for company drivers and owner-operators, expense tracking, and month-end close in our CRM.
Responsibilities
Pull reports from the fuel card portal and apply fuel deductions to driver statements
Verify gross pay calculated in the system against the operations board
Add detention, layovers, additions, deductions, and reimbursements
Calculate settlement statements for company drivers and owner-operators
Make all necessary corrections in the CRM before statements go out
Send statements to drivers, answer their questions, and process corrections
Enter payment details and set up new contractors in QuickBooks
Process driver payments through QuickBooks
Enter weekly expenses in the CRM (fuel, repairs, tolls, etc.), breaking down amounts and attaching supporting documents
Complete the monthly close in the CRM using a category checklist: confirm that all income and expenses for the month are recorded and backed by documents
Track down missing invoices and receipts, follow up on unclear amounts with the responsible people, and maintain status for each category
Prepare monthly summary figures from the CRM
Requirements
1−2+ years of driver settlements / payroll experience with a U.S. trucking company (required)
Solid understanding of company driver and owner-operator pay structures: percentage, per-mile rates, deductions, escrow
Experience with fuel card portals and TMS / CRM systems
Working knowledge of QuickBooks Online (contractors, payments)
Strong Excel / Google Sheets skills
Working English for handling documents and communicating with drivers
Strong attention to detail, reliability, and ability to meet weekly deadlines
Highly organized and able to see a checklist through to the end: proactively chase missing documents and follow up with the people responsible
What We Offer
Fully remote position
Schedule: 7:00 AM — 5:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)
Compensation: based on experience, discussed during the interview